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Quote: We should be in touch and help each other through the red tape

green eggs from Ireland!

Quote: LOL ... I've already had requests from friends along these lines... I'll put Paddy's on the list... our name is Bell so my husband wants to visit the Bell's Whiskey factory... BUT I was talking about what kind of CHICKEN EGGS I should try to bring back to hatch ! @cheri222... well...

Things are looking good to do this... if only I can get my paperwork in a row! Any suggestions as to what I sould bring back? Don't know a lot about pure-breed chickens. I do like bantams, clean legs and latelly have been looking at some blues... but open to suggestions...

Looked @ the web site that spoggy mentioned and it does look like it might be possible but maybe expensive... will continue to check it out.

@ spoggy... thanks, I will check it out today! @ greathorse... looking forward to it! My Irish BYC contact gave me 2 Irish chicken/egg web sights to take a look at! It's a rainy day here, so looks like I'll be spending the day on the computer (and doing laundry).

Quote: Thanks... already asked the "local" and am excited to see what she has to say! ps: No "kids" going anyway and mine are all adults anyway.

Don't know a soul in Ireland... but just yesterday met another BYC person on the forum from Ireland... asked her the same question but have not heard back from her yet... I think it's the middle of the night/early morning over there. If anyone has any contacts or thoughts on how this could be...

Thanks... I'm sure you'll make it some day!

Well it was a fun thought while it lasted.

Not sure if this is the best place to put this question and it is kinda off the wall but here goes... We will be in Ireland in mid-September ... is it possible, advisable, feasible, legal, etc. to hand carry fertile eggs back with us?!? Wouldn't that be the BEST souvenir!?!