Caps not CAP formed part of the debate at a recent meeting of the Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food. The Dealer also learned the value of caps in some households too.
Caps not CAP formed part of the debate at a recent meeting of the Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food.
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While all eyes were on the Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food for Larry Murrin’s appearance last Thursday, The Dealer heard that a historic moment took place the previous day.
Midway through Wednesday’s debate on forestry issues, Laois TD Willie Aird interjected that history was being made as both Minister Michael Healy-Rae and senator Paraic Brady were both wearing flat caps.
“The Minister of State now has opposition,” Aird stated before requesting that the event be recorded into the minutes.
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Some brotherly banter followed as we discovered cap ownership can be competitive in Kilgarvan.
“Maybe the fella who is selling you the caps could sell a few more,” suggested TD Danny Healy-Rae. This garnered a response from his brother Michael.
“You could do with one yourself.”
Agreeing, his older sibling revealed he has a larger collection of headwear.
“I did not say I did not, but I have more than you anyway.”
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While all eyes were on the Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food for Larry Murrin’s appearance last Thursday, The Dealer heard that a historic moment took place the previous day.
Midway through Wednesday’s debate on forestry issues, Laois TD Willie Aird interjected that history was being made as both Minister Michael Healy-Rae and senator Paraic Brady were both wearing flat caps.
“The Minister of State now has opposition,” Aird stated before requesting that the event be recorded into the minutes.
Some brotherly banter followed as we discovered cap ownership can be competitive in Kilgarvan.
“Maybe the fella who is selling you the caps could sell a few more,” suggested TD Danny Healy-Rae. This garnered a response from his brother Michael.
“You could do with one yourself.”
Agreeing, his older sibling revealed he has a larger collection of headwear.
“I did not say I did not, but I have more than you anyway.”
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