ROAD TRIP TO IRELAND PART 2. THE NATIONAL PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Very human (and brave) to keep those last two minutes in your room Richard. The pair of you had a super day - Thank you both for sharing. Craic On!
Reg plates are for example 91 D222 is 91 for the year 1991, D would be Dublin. 231 reg is 2023 first 6 months 232 is going 2023 last 6 Months of year. Hope this helps.
42:14 91-MH-413 Year-County-Reg No. so 1991, registered in county of Meath and the 413th vehicle to be registered in Meath that year.
Dublin registrations have D, Wicklow has WW, Wexford has WX, Galway has G, Cavan has CN
So you will know for your next trip to Ireland we have the simplest vehicle number plate s in the world probably. Since 1987 the first 2 numbers are the year the 3rd number tells you which half of the year it’s registered for example 231 is January to July and 232 is July to December. The 3rd number was only added in 2013. The letters are the first and last letters of the county for example Kildare KE or Dublin is just D and the last numbers are your vehicle.
Well done Richard great to see you over in Ireland welcome any time 👍
Glad you enjoyed the show, you may come back for a visit again next time bring the wife and kids! Strange how we ( the Irish) seem to go back and forth to your country all the time and so many of you have never been over here.
UK nationals are the second largest immigrant group here after polish
Richard and Farmer P. I am delighted that the both of you had a wonderful time in Ireland. Yes, it’s correct that you are proud to be part of your industry. You can have all the plush offices and yes people need to work. But without the farmers of the world The same said people, won’t eat. You two should think about having a merch shop next year and Farm P can bring the Cake lady.
Lovely for you to meet Adrian. Crack on !!!
Farmer Phil and family are the best farmers in the world 🌎.
As always Richard you did not fail!! What a fantastic video!! It looks like you had a ball!! ?? again next year wit the misses and 2 lads!! AND for the 3 days next time!! Many thanks!! Please remember you kept us all going over Covid and during lockdown!!! Farming by it's nature is lonely and covid was such a challenge!! Keep "Cracking on!"
We love you FF … Crack on!!
The Ireland 🇮🇪 trip continues 👍. A great video well done 👍👍
Happy that you both had a great time at our national ploughing championships, Come back again next year, bring the family, The show may not be at the same site next year, as it moves to different location every 2 - 3 years..,…..…
I do wonder what the attendance at the local schools is like will the event is on. If Harry a interested in restoring a tractor please support him I made a mistake due to my shift work I done jobs in the car when the children were at school so they very really got involved in spannering. Got BSF/Whitworth, A/F and Metric tools. The A/F are the ones I used as an aircraft engineer yes aircraft are A/F. Catch them young the experience will last a life time.
Attendance would be lower for sure for those 3 days it's on every year, especially rural schools with kids wirh farming backgrounds in villages, towns etc don't think it appeals to city folk too much but could be mistaken. And that would be nationwide not just local to where it's being held
Looks like u had a great time
Great video Richard.Thanks. Looking forward to Ians now too.
Great video, just seen your live video you did on IFarm WeFarms channel. A great laugh and brilliant fun . Really like Adrian and also a guy called EweTube, both great Irish roles models for farming. Like yourselves there not in it for the limelight and there stock is well cared for. Hope you enjoyed the Guinness here. Me and my boys are big fans
Glad ye had a good time in Ireland ! Ye may bring the family over next year ! Hopefully the weather is better next year
Class video lads,
Delighted ye had a great day
I think it is fantastic that farmers are getting recognition via TH-cam and other media. It is wonderful to see how farmers are doing their thing around the world, especially for those of us aren’t able to travel. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦😊👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Cheers also to all the others who work in the agriculture industry.
Your a fair gent yourself ,love the content glad you had a good time in Ireland 👍👍👍👍
I was there a few years ago, and realistically, it would take the 3 days to see around properly.
Hi guys,I see Richard was doing the country file but again seriously Richard you are a natural at interviewing people you ask sensible questions and in a likeable manner if anyone from the BBC watches this you’ll be headhunted if they’ve got any sense 👍
Great video Richard so glad you and Farmer, P had a good time with your fellow TH-cam farmer friends. It was great that Farmer Phil said HI to Harry, he is a nice person.
Two great men best off luck
Great video, you are a lovely genuine fella and very considerate of others,your family are lucky to have you in there life. Glad Ian and yourself had a good time in Ireland.👍❤️
You'll just have to come back next year to see the ploughing,.
Another amazing video. Thanks to you both for keeping us entertained
Number plates are easy 😂 , 91 ( 1991 , TN ( tipperary) and then the number registered that year . The older stuff is harder alright in zv plates or old irish plates tipp was FI. Just so you know for next year , I hope you both come back ! ☘️ Great video
The ford 4610 you took the picture of belongs to a guy I know with his own agricultural museum called Coolakay house in county Wicklow. It’s not really a 4610 it was re powered with an engine from a 7610 it’s 103 hp
Good morning Richard, What a wonderful time you must have had it’s just a shame that the mud out numbered the people, I must say I was cream cracked watching with all that mud, As I said to Ian I shall wait till I have seen all I shall put more down you are a great man Richard.🚜🚜🚜⭐️⭐️👍👍
Vehicle reg in Ireland...first numbers are the year second letters are the county and last numbers are number sequence of registration
Thankyou , I finally get to see what this festival is all about people , ploughing .
Other channels just filmed merch barns and such .
Nice to see this . I am not a farmer , but appreciate farming because of you and other farmers .
Funky P on tour, quick lock up your heffers!
Good show and you got to meet lots of folks
Very interesting video, glad you and Farmer P had a good time.
When you've restored the Massey 35 and the 2 Furrow Plough in the shed, Harry should be able to take part in Ploughing Matches with the Young Farmers Club,
Craic On 👍
Brilliant video Richard ,didn’t get to go to the ploughing and meet you guys ,glad you had a good time here. Crack on !👍
Looks like y'all had a great time.
Irish number plates are very similar to English plates. First 2 digits are the year it was purchased, 2 letters are the county and the number after is the Xth vehicle sold that year in that county. For example, the tractor 91-MH-413 you were looking at. It was purchased in 1991. MH is county Meath and it was the 413th vehicle sold in Meath in that year. In 2013 they split it into 2 (Jan-June and July-December) so the rental you had was 2021 (second half), D is Dublin and it was the 18,212th car sold in Dublin in those 6 months.
Glad you enjoyed the trip, was a pleasure to meet you both.
Looks like a lot of fun. And lots of great accents
Fantastic video lads
Never-ending the Tear in your eye that was brilliant❤
Hi Richard, delighted u enjoyed trip and it is great to hear the story re Adrian...there are some.selfless people in the world who reach out and care..restores fiath in human nature ...in the 2020s its still there. Big kudos to Adrian
Thanks for that Richard i really enjoyed the tour of the ploughing championships
39:47 they are spring loaded tailpieces. Used for flattening down uneven furrows during a match.
What a great day out. thank you for sharing. 😀xx
On the number plate, the first numbers are the year of the vehicle, the letters represent the first and last letters of the county it is registered in and the last numbers are the sequence of registration. In this case, the tractor is a 91 year,county Meath (MH) and it was the 413th vehicle registered that year. The modern ones will have a three digit number first,with the year being the first two digits and there will be either a 1 or a 2. The 1 means it was registered in the first half of the year and the 2 means it was registered in the second half of the year.
Funky farmer Richard cornack that was me in the case IH jacket with the bag it was absolutely brilliant to have met you in person I would love if u had given me a mention thanks
Glad you an ian enjoyed your selfs an to meet farmer phil love the tour of the abbey factory and the ploughing
Great Video !
Briliant richard
Proper Job !
Richard do you watch a few acres farm ? Guy in new york.he only uses vintage tractors & also fully maintained them himself.
His full strip down & repair videos are mint :) think he's got 4t acres :)
Money spiders! I renember them some time ago. Not seen them for a while,skint now lol
good job boys 👍
the first number on the irish number plate is the year it was registered the letters is the county it was registered in and the other number is unique to the vehicle. 91MH413 91 is the year. MH (MEATH) is the county.and 413 it the number unique to that vehicle
Good to see you get such a nice turnout. I'll tell you who I felt for--all of those dealers trying to keep their eqipment looking all shiny and new in the middle of all that mess. Yuck.
Your funky Man Richard.. Love your videos, always make me crack a laugh..
Cracking crazy.
A joy to watch
The first 2 numbers represent the year on a number plate
🤣🤣 what no ploughing great videos
Is it true that ye had a few🍺🍺 in Nenagh my home town . Hope that ye enjoyed you time with the people from Abbey machinery. 👍🤠🇮🇪
It's true!
Well said at the end of the video Richard you should be
Pity you didn't come over 20 to 30 years ago... the ploughing was hell of a lot better with all the demonstrations going on and the stands twice as many... its not as good as back in the day... but glad you enjoyed it and ireland
interesting to hear that now tbh. Local company here used to always head there but noticed they didn't this year and maybe haven't the last few. I suppose there's reasoning behind that too though
I remember when it was in carlow .. there was machines pulling beet.. harvesters cutting maze.. there used to be ploughs.. harrows.. and seed drills working.. I remember 1 year of tree felling machines in a small area of forest demonstration.. .. but I suppose insurance issues have put an end to it...
It’s a shame Veronica didn’t make a appearance!!!!!
She would have been good crack in the beer tent
Crack on Richard!
Salesman with the cow brush used to demonstrate it brushing his hair,now,unfortunately he uses his shoulders, 😂crack on
as we say in Ireland where there's muck there's luck
The Irish number plate ses the age of the tractor if the tractor was made in 1985 and registered in kilkenny it would say 85 kk and the rest of the numbers
At 42:23 Numbering system. Fairly simple really, (Blue IRL in Cyrcle of Yellow - Europe, 91-MH-413 Year 1991, County Meath (first and last letter of county( 413rrd regestered inem in that county that year)
In 2013 we changed to a 2 Plate per year and say 132-KY-225 Year 2013 second half of the year or second plate that year (Jan to June(XX1) and July to Dec (XX2)), Co. Kerry and 225th regestered vehicle . Counties which are a little different are WX for Wexford and WD for Waterford, KK for Kilkenny as KY is already used for Kerry etc. etc. In cars the name of the county in Irish language is also a leagel requirement. say again 151-KY-123 will have Ciarrai (irish for Kerry) in small ffont over the Reg Number on tha same plate.
hope you brought harry back a toy tractor has he missed out on the trip
Irish registration number explained 91 MH 413
91 is the year it was registration
MH is the country it was registrar in. In most cases( not all eg Dublin is just D) the first and last latter of the county is taken. In this case it is Co. Meath. The man you were talking to his reg was SO witch is the the first and last letter in Sligo
413 is it number
In 2013 new registrations change from once a year to twice a year. In January and July. As a result the your hare car has a reg started with 211. If I was to registrar a new car today it would start with 232. The second part of 2023
Your going have buy Harry a t7
I think you owe Harry a tractor. You’re at 157k 🎉
Fendt tractor registration 91-MH-413.... 1991 year, Meath Registered Location, 413th vehicle registered in Meath in 1991.
when he finds girls he will forget about farming
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