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Many Thanks Matt

what about the apps the are open in the back ground - how do you close them down now like before when you held in the home button until they giggled about then you closed them down or do you not have to bother with that now ?

17 SEPTEMBER 2013 AN OFFER by a man who unlawfully shot a red deer stag to replace the animal has been deemed "unfeasible" because a replacement's DNA would not match the rest of the herd. Richard Cullinane (37) of Lisnacon, Kanturk, Co Cork was given until November to donate €2,500 to the court poor box and to pay €750 in compensation to the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht for the loss of the deer, which is protected under Irish and EU law. The married father of one pleaded guilty to hunting a wild animal without a licence and shooting a protected species at Loo Bridge, Glenflesk, Co Kerry on November 7, 2011 at a previous court sitting earlier this month. The maximum penalty for the offence is a €650 (£500) fine and/or three months in prison. His solicitor Padraig O'Connell said that although his offer to replace the animal wasn't feasible, it had shown good faith on his part. Conservation officer with the National Parks and Wildlife Service, Dr Tim Burkitt told the court that replacing the deer was impossible as a stag from any other part of the country would not have the same DNA as a deer from Kerry. Dr Burkitt said that although there was currently a "reasonable number" of native red deer in Killarney National Park, part of the reason they were fully protected under the Wildlife Act was because their numbers in general were not high. Dr Burkitt had received a call in November 2011 reporting the hind legs of a deer had been dumped in a field near Loo Bridge in Glenflesk. Further investigations revealed the head of a deer had been left in with a local taxidermist to be mounted. DNA testing carried out on both sets of remains proved they were from the same animal. Dr Burkitt said Mr Cullinane immediately admitted the offences when approached and apologised for them. Mr O'Connell said his client was a family man of good character who had never been in trouble with the law before and had no previous convictions. "I don't expect we'll see him inside a court again," the solicitor added. Judge James O'Connor adjourned sentencing until November 19 by which time Mr Cullinane has to have paid the amount due in full. Judge O'Connor also stipulated the €750 payment to the Department should be applied to Killarney National Park, as it has incurred the loss.

i'm not to fussed on the style of keys to type with now - is there a way of changing the font on them ?

I'd like to move my gamin station into a new extension we've had built recently as the normal bt home hub doesn't seem to be strong enough to get the power that I need to the new room,I've been lookin at wifi range boosters - are they any good ? what's the best way to get a good signal so I can use my xbox and I pad ? Thanks in advance

done it ten mins ago -- don't see anything new yet

i don't like to say it but I've always thought Diana Super Speeds 32grm #6 were a great killing shell

Thanks auntie -- I'll tell Alan next time I see him.

Thanks Phil

What a great weekend for clay pigeon shooting at the Sporting Home Inters at Ballydugan in Northern Ireland, a brilliant shoot that ran like clock work with no break downs, everything was planed to the last detail and everyone enjoyed a great weekend. Congrats to England who's senior & junior teams took the honours and a Big congrats to Northern Ireland for coming runners up in the seniors and juniors, it was my first sporting cap and I was very proud to be there and shoot for my country. Well done the UCPSA .. Ian (on the right)

nice, well shot - like the new gun

we were taxied back at the British Open Sport trap in brand new RR's WOW they were unreal, it was like sittin on a magic carpet although the terrain wasn't that rough they were impressive but then @ 50K+ you'd like to think so

brilliant work and a great write up the only thing you did wrong was not to video the whole thing lookin forward to your next project

I've springers and I've had cockers but I'd genuinely like a quality Sprocker but only If i knew what the parents were like.

I use Neet'sfoot oil on all my boots leather and rubber, it's great for zips too, got mine on ebay