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Tales From The Fields

darryl_armitage

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Reads 283
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Parts 11
Time 54m

darryl_armitage

agriculture farming history ireland ulster

Ireland has a long history of farming dating back hundreds of centuries. This collection of bygone days stories looks at how things once were in Ireland's biggest native industries. Most of these stories have appeared in Farming Life (www.farminglife.com) @FarmingLifeNI and www.facebook.com/FarmingLifeNIAll Rights Reserved

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