IRISH FARMING HISTORY STORIES -- HORSES, 1ST TRACTOR, REAPER & BINDER, SAVING HAY, WW2, TIMBER
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in today's video we sit down with father phil and uncle to have a chat about the old ways things were done, stories about my grandfather and the hardships his generation endured
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One of the most enjoyable vlogs I have ever seen. All other young farmers should take note of what you did in this vlog . And keep a record of the way things were done back in the day. These story's are PRICELESS.
I couldnt agree with you more
And us there a credit to the farmers and everyone else .In the farming world . With love .🌎🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈
Fabulous stories, I could listen to father Phil and uncle all day. Great video
Your uncle has plenty of stories great to have them on paper in years to come
Only one fault with this video, it wasnt long enough, could listen all night, brilliant
Could listen to them oul stories all day long!👍
The.best.half.hours.viewing.in.the.last.20yrs.rest.in.peace.uncle.ian
Another great video men great to hear old stories of Irish farming! I'm a non farmer but I see and feel the pressure on farmers nationwide due to poor policies in government and so on, please god they get they're acts together an appreciate the hard working men and women of the farming industry who in my opinion are the back bone of our land we get a great standard of meat,grains, milk and so on it's a shame how farmers are treated and I wish all yous the best of luck for the future
We just love you and your family Father Phil Uncle Phil .Its been an awful day as well we love to hear all your wonderful stories just makes us feel better after a sad day .You bring sunshine ☀️ into our life’s thank you and you work so hard and you always have a smile on your face how ever hard it gets . We enjoy seeing you on Facebook famous as well .☘️☘️☘️🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷🍊🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
I could sit there listening to those stories all day. The idea of recording these stories is great from a historical point of view too
Aye old school guy's
brilliant history mate love 💘 it
👍 very interesting in time this will all be forgotten it's great you did this Phil ,father Phil and Uncle
Ur uncle is a great story teller.he has some memory
Great stories....you could listen to them all day 👍
Should make this a monthly thing over the winter because they are great story tellers
Great to listen too,really enjoyed this👍
Great to hear them two men talking , great stories
Really enjoyed this. I am in US so it takes awhile to understand the accent. Nice family!
To get all the old stories recorded is priceless and in time to come they’ll be cherished. Good man Phil.
Great to listen to the stories phil of times gone by.
Love the old stories
Fantastic to have so much family history pulled from the memory . Proper men
Hi Phil - You should also start a podcast series with these stories. Would be very suitable format for that.
I'd listen to Derek and Ian all day
Stooks , stacks...and ricks....ah the days! Most farming people had potatoes, eggs, porridge, cabbage, milk butter and bacon. ...no telephone, cars, etc.....a great "fireside" conversation ...well done!
I was in( Willie?) Stuart's sawmills in Ennybegs with my father getting timber oak posts sawed in the 1950s . Some folks had a horse churn similarly powered.
Rip uncle ian
Brilliant, could listen to your uncle and father all night, reminds me of my granda and myself when I was a boy.👏👏👏
This is a fascinating video. Absolutely priceless detail of times past and great to get a record of it. What a wealth of knowledge.. More please!
good men for the chat phil i’m farming with the aul buck but only wish there was something to be at everyday like yourself
Could listen to uncle Phil's stories all day
Very enjoyable, could listen to ye all evening. Keep it up because alot of that is forgotten.
Great stories lads. The mill on the Ardagh road was on our farm.
This was really interesting to hear your uncle and dad talking about the past. You should sit down with these two wise gentlemen and rite a book. It would sell no problem and it would be interesting read about the past farming ways. Great video Phil
Great video great chat between you's very interesting to know about your farming life 👍👍
Certainly beats listening to the depressing covid news. The story about the knife will have me sleeping with one eye open tonight and two hands on my bag. 😀 Great stories 👍
Theres a book I'd buy of there stories,my grandad was from Galway true farming man born 1916,I'm sorry I never recorded his stories cause he had plenty,but I remember most so that something cheers Phil and two men
Great videos love listen to your uncle and your dad great story about the old days
Love these videos with your uncle and father there full off knowledge that's been forgotten these days keep them coming
Jaysus Phil that was class, I hope you convince Father Phil and Uncle to keep reminiscing away like that, sounds like your farms history is fascinating! Gonna watch this again tomorrow with the father, the amount of tea I've drank with him and my own uncle and they reminiscing about old allis Chalmers and Garvie threshers!
Father Phil took a while to get warmed up, but once going the craic was mighty.
I really enjoyed that Phil , thanks lads
U shud pubish a book on d history of d farm. Brilliant video lads....nothing wrong with your uncles memory, that's for sure 👏👏👏
Your a lucky guy to have all that wonderful history of your family! Nice family as well
3 legends 👍👍👍
Great to see this and hear the stories. We are living in better times when you consider all that manual work . I mean two hundredweight sacks !
Great men a pleasure to listen to
Great 👍 video farmer 👩🌾 Phil great 👍 story keep safe from covid 👍👍👩🌾👩🌾🇬🇧🇬🇧🚜🚜😷😷🏴🏴
Brilliant video Phil love hearing the old stories from your uncle very interesting to hear how yee used to farm years ago to how yee farm now
Yer uncle has great memories of old days very interesting
Unbelievably video there Phil. Fascinating to hear the father and uncle reminiscing and with the old stories. Videos like this are absolutely priceless. You buys should think of writing a book - especially if you had any old photos that you could put in
Love to hear the old stories did a small bit of work with horses years ago .horses had their own personality.great times.it would be great to hear more stories like you dad and uncle.🚜🇮🇪☘️
Great stuff again Phil 👍👍❤️
Great bit of history there, well done lads.
Ye have enough gear lying around to start up a working museum. It's great to see the old way being passed down through the generations.
That was the most interesting thing I've seen in years
Brilliant video, so interesting and great to have this family history recorded
Brilliant, really enjoyed it. These chats are great videos Phil
excellent really enjoyed this. came upon the channel searching for a 35x and ive wathed several videos phil has a great demeanor for a young lad and why wouldnt he growing up with those 2 boys!
Great blog,both yourDad and Uncle are walking history books.
Great stuff lads.
We still work the spall and fork 200 square bales each summer
My father's first cousin... the late Andy Leonard from Delvin. Was a contemporary of you grandfather.. probably 7 /8 younger .. had lots of similar stories... we all spend hours in is company
Definitely need part two of this. Great listening.
Well done lads,hard to remember all those details,but 2 heads always better than 1!.
Great video Phil great to here how things were done back in those Generations.
Very interesting......great vid thanks...
Phil u r the best youtuber
Pure Gold Boys!
Savage video Phil
Great content lads. Well explained. Reminds me of threshing oats only a couple of years ago.
Great video keep recording those stories even for your own use . I didn't now dad isn't able to go over stories I've heard him tell numerous times .
Top class
Great story's 👍
Very relatable vid Phil I know most farms in Ireland have stories carried down from generations nice to get an insight into your own👍🏻👍🏻
I just didn't want this video to end it was brilliant. Thank you.
Interesting stories Phil ,keep them them coming!
Great to hear them. Well done lads
Love the old stories with you your dad and uncle I’m not in farming but love to Watch your videos ❤️
Brilliant video Phil enjoyed every minute, uncle Liam is unreal your dad knows his bit
Your grandfather was some man Phil he done a lot of different things
of all the hardship farmers went through back then I think the worst was the small square bales as was mentioned here they crippled alot of men, even though in theory square bales should have advancement from saving loose hay
Priceless Phil
My father's bosses father wrote a book called a farming century 1892-1992 by William GG Alexander.
Look it up, it's still available and a great read. Alexander's were from Scotland and moved to Kent.
Great vid farmer Phil love all the vids
remember the corn grinder here . as a child ............very loud ......very slow .........i used to keep the ground barley pulled away from the grinder with a cut down shovel , on a saturday mornings .........
Excellent video great to hear all the old ways and storeys and great to see the banter between the 2 men on remembering the old ways !! How times have changed !! Love to see more of the chats around the table 👌🏻👍🏻
Oh so that's why ye are big massey men fair play like my dad ☺👍he had a ferguson 20. A 35x gone with a long time he baught a 188 not multi power in 1996 it is still his quad. Ye are very interesting lads.
I remember my grand uncle William telling me the same stories about your Grandfather and great grandfather in ennybegs
Just brilliant 👍
lol....." The machine would run all day on a cup of tea"!
Lovely story thank you
Love the vids Phil, when r you doing up the Massey 50 ? R you respraying it?
Driven by a cup of tae😂 Good show. When are ye getting that fork lift in the middle of the field up and running. Would make a great video!
Uncle Liam is a mindful of information
Can't beat a bit of history
Brings back memories i remember my neighbor had a 1947 David Brown crop master he used to dig out spuds this time of year. The first combine i remember was a Clayson that was in the sixties. The first rotary mower i worked was in 1971 it was a Kuhm with disks or saucers no drums that was driven by a Massy 135 .your father and uncle tell great stories i would love to chat with them. Stay safe.
Brilliant stuff Phil.
Uncle Ian is a great man for the old SS
Very interesting Phil. Great video keep her lit👍
Brilliant👍👍
Very interesting video
Lovely history.