VIDEO: Silage cutting in Ireland is taking YouTube by storm

What defines an Irish summer?
VIDEO: Silage cutting in Ireland is taking YouTube by storm
Wed, 24 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Robert McNamara

Is it the GAA provincial championships kicking into gear? Or the days when the weather can' t make up its mind if it wants to be sunny, cloudy, windy or rainy - or all four at once?

No, there is one thing above all else that makes an Irish summer an Irish summer and that's the silage being cut.

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