... and Ulstermen and money.Somehow I can't see the Ulster grassland farmers being taken in by this at all. As for the Scotsmen - well, you know what they say about Scotsmen and money . . .
... and Ulstermen and money.Somehow I can't see the Ulster grassland farmers being taken in by this at all. As for the Scotsmen - well, you know what they say about Scotsmen and money . . .
The old joke springs to mind;"I wish I had a Kerry cow, a Kerry cow, a Kerry cow, a Kerry cow
I wish I had a Kerry cow, and I'd milk her night and morning", as my Grandmother used to sing.
And then there's the Kerry Blue, a handsome little terrier.
Loadsa Kerry stuff
And none of it trademarkableLoadsa Kerry stuff
Loadsa Kerry stuff
Simply to protect their brand and reputation. If they allowed the break away entity to continue to use the name many consumers would unlikely be aware of the split, in the event of negative news affecting the new entity their brand would also suffer.Why would Kerry Group insist on only one Kerry bull in the field ?
Jeyes man, a lot of "serious" stuff in yer post dere, righ'?Look here, mathepac:
Loise could have Queen's Dairy as it used to be Queen's County (or Mary's Dairy as it got that title in the 16th Century to honour Queen Mary the First) and Offaly, formerly King's County, could have King's Dairy (after Mary's husband King Philip 11 of Spain).Kingdom Dairy - that should get a flutter of eyelashes from the ladies up North buttering their scones.