The Cliffs of Bromore, near Ballybunion, Co Kerry. Photo: Fáilte Ireland I want a sheepdog, and while I’m at it, I want a sheep too. What’s the point in having a sheepdog without a sheep? The sheep would be very handy for cutting the grass, although the use of more accurate robotic lawnmowers will do away with sheep, other than for eating and wool.
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Billy Keane: What complaint does a visit to the holy well on the super-steep cliffs of Bromore put right? Vertigo, of course
I want a sheepdog, and while I’m at it, I want a sheep too. What’s the point in having a sheepdog without a sheep? The sheep would be very handy for cutting the grass, although the use of more accurate robotic lawnmowers will do away with sheep, other than for eating and wool.