Herbert Farrell
speaker
190 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Jul
Herbert Farrell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The calves just lie at the very edge and it just laps under them.
Oh, look, it doesn't matter whether you're a generation, the 32nd generation here, or whether you're the first generation here.
It's so important to be preserving what we have.
And, of course, the farm here is not in acres.
It's in a National Parks and Wildlife Farm plan.
It's just working here, and that's why the island carried 53 cattle last year.
not a loss on it, not over grazed, not over poached and there'll be more than that on the island this year, it is well able so we know that we're not over stretching the island and still allowing it to organically do what it does.
I suppose that's why we look at the island as being very delicate because one wrong action, you've destroyed it forever.
My hope is that it will stand the test of time.
It'll be preserved, it'll be safe, and that this island will always have its rightful place as somewhere very, very special, somewhere where, you know, people can come and they can feel a connection.
It doesn't have to be a feral connection.
They can feel a connection as to something was here.
This was important and is still important.
Right, OK, we'll undo the chain and we'll leave and clear on now.
The sun shines down on top of us and it's lovely the way it has just cleared up.
It's just peaceful.
Time to join Philip Boucher-Hayes and the Countrywide team who have been known to whistle while they work.
It'll take us about eight or nine minutes to get across.
We're really, we're three quarters of the way up the lake in Lough Rea.
We're coming out of Barley Harbour.
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