Not far from the location of the origins of the famous, “Book Of Kells.” Unfolds a new “Tales of Kells saga.” A tale of the greed and oppression by a wealthy farmer, against the Postage Stamp sized plot of land of a neighbour. A tale of the theft of the land, the water. The breaking and entering of private property. The destruction and removal of fences. The theft of personal property. The actions of cattle being wilfully herded into cattle trespass, to graze on, and destroy the neighbour’s property.
Now the thing is, how will this story end? Has the aggressor mistaken his victim’s actual status and stature? Will the oppressed small holder, surrender to this oppression? Or will they enact the exampled courage of, Cúchulainn, as fabled in the story of “Táin Bó Cuailnge.” – The Brown Bull of Cooley? And in doing so, to forcefully stand against these shameless, rouges of The Royal County of Meath. Readers, rest assured, Streetdogs the word on the street will be following this unfolding dramatically entertaining rural equivalent of RTÉ’s Fair City. Where likewise, Crooks, scoundrels, chancers and fraudsters are abounding!
So, as “They” say, watch this space! For it has the makings of an award winning film script. The screen credits of which, in it’s detailing of the main characters should be vey interesting. But of course, the names of individuals and their locations, would in the film script, have to be changed, to protect the guilty. Unfortunately, that great actor from Limerick, won’t be available to play the part of, “JAMMERS THE COOCKOO – AKA -THE PARASITE !”the villain of the piece.”
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