paddymac

Timing in the YB National from Talbenny in Wales, 1st club; 9th Fed.

Great thread, really interesting reading :emoticon-0137-clapping:

Condolences to the family circle on their sad loss RIP Duncan

Condolences to yourself and family circle Jimmy on your sad loss, RIP.

Another tragedy indeed RIP, thoughts and prayers to the families involved and hopefully the injured miner makes a speedy recovery.

Seen all of the stage shows of Mrs Brown's Boys , Brendan Mc Carrol is brilliant and so funny

Quite a few of members on here have used it and still do including myself, there has been a few posts already on this subject, maybe one of the mods can put a link up for you.

I would say you could possibly get the ferry straight into Dublin as its the same ferry company but no too sure if there are regulations at Dublin port regarding the birds.

Theres no problem taking or bringing birds from England on the Ferry into Belfast, I have done it quite a few times myself and J. Miller does it on a weekly basis.

No problems or warnings here

Terrible news indeed, the families must be devastated RIP.

Sad news indeed, they will be certainly missed in getting birds transported down through Scotland to the border regions for collection and at a resonable price too

Well done Brian, congratulations

John Miller (home)028 94473013 + (mobile) 07899895100

Just back from the club were 14 members sent 212 birds for tomorrows race from Tullamore 122mls.

I've had one reported to me by a none fancier here in the N/west of Ireland. He is feeding it in his garden with the local feral pigeons but he did manage to get its ring no. I have notified the owner G. Orr as to the birds whereabouts.

Londonderry RPS racing from Mullingar with the NIPA, 12 members sent 209 birds. Good luck to all racing this weekend.

Sorted now

Would any of the Scottish fanciers on here know or have a contact No for a Mr. Patrick who flies in the Coaltown club in Fife.

Hi mi5lyn, I have a few Delbar birds that I have raced and scored relatively well with out to Penzance flying into the N/west (Derry). These birds originate from Axeholme lofts and Steve Stoker lines.

Thanks for the replies folks, have now traced Alex through the SHU office and have a contact No, appreciate your replies and help. Pat

Would you have a contact number for him David

Thanks John I never thought of that

I'm nearly sure its Wilson Andy but thanks for the reply

I was hopeful that some of the Scotch members n here may be able to help me out, I'm looking for details/contact No of an elderly fancier I believe he is in the Edinburgh area by the name Alec/Alex Wilson, any help would be appreciated.