Joining The Barn To Our Derelict Irish Cottage. Episode 41

Hi, we are Bec, Sam, Isabella & Euan. After selling our house in the UK & travelling Europe in a motorhome for 10 months, we have bought a derelict farm in Ireland. We are keen to try and live an off grid life, free from debt whilst bringing the farm back to its former glory. We are doing this on a very tight budget and plan on doing as much of the work ourselves.
Please follow along on our journey...we need all the support we can get!
This week, we break through the cottage wall to join the barn and the cottage together.
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[@anncarroll2204]

They are an amazing family Sam is such an awesome craftsman. He has put most men to shame ❤

[@geolyn]

The camera fainted like a Victorian heroine. Slowly and with deliberation! Great channel. Thanks for having us along.

[@theirishhomestead]

Ha ha yes it did. It was even slower in reality but I edited as it would have been like an interval in Gone With The Wind otherwise 🤣

[@katefinnegan8129]

Oh Sam, your poor arms and back, having to use that heavy hammer drill to get that wall down. You have plenty of footage for your grandchildren to show what a talented beast their granddad was in creating this beautiful family home.

[@theirishhomestead]

I hope so! I'm feeling it today! 😫

[@Tonyamidd1976]

Grandchildren ? I thought you had a young son. 😳. I didn't think y'all were old enough to have grandkids, and I've only seen the one child. 🥰 Cool

[@theirishhomestead]

@@Tonyamidd1976 ha yes I think they mean in years to come. We have a son and a daughter (she's 13 and doesn't like to be on camera much)

[@vivienhill7934]

Its so exciting to watch you breaking through the wall. Imagine how pleased the builders and first owners would be, to see you bringing the house back to now.Its a huge personal achievment and a huge contrubution to local history at the same time.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you. That's nice to hear. I do hope the previous builders/owners would be proud of the renovation. 👍

[@sharlettedavidson81]

So back in the day when they were building they would put coins in the walls and the floor boards for good prosperity as money was being spent on materials to build and keeping the structure strong…, So your best bet is to return the coin is close to the position and what she was at and add another coin of your own to support that coin. Because if you were able to find that coin that is good prosperity that that Wall was a good financial strong wall, and by adding another coin you’re adding your financeStrength to that wall as you build your home and don’t forget to add coins to the floors as you go into the cement or into the wood. It was a superstition throughout most of Europe

[@lapsedluddite3381]

It's a nice tradition, I hope they keep it up! It was a tradition to put a coin under the mast when stepping it (on wooden sailboats back in the day) I always did - you can never have enough good luck!

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks that's a good plan. Like to keep good prosperity coming!

[@tracey8506]

Enjoying the mid week specials. 😊

[@theirishhomestead]

Glad you like them! Thanks

[@TheHavasu_77]

As far as the coin goes, I do know that they used to place coins in the walls while they were building their houses for good luck! Maybe they couldn’t afford a real coin, so they took a bit of metal and stamped their initials into it? You and Sam should put a modern coin into part of your renovation, and maybe in a hundred years someone else will find it! 😊💚 Maybe frame that coin you found, or just stick it to the wall with some mortar or something, that would be really cool! Thanks for taking us all on your journey with you. 💚

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes that's a good idea. We will have to add our initials somewhere in the house. Will be doing more research on that coin it's got me intrigued.

[@DisrepairUK]

The coin looks like an old Lead token often used to pay agricultural workers. These can date back to around the 1500's.. A&L would of been the proprietors. Would be interesting to see if these initials could be tied to any previous occupants of the farm or surrounding businesses! Great find!

[@dwansbo]

A&L Goodbody?

[@theirishhomestead]

That's really interesting. A few people mentioned tokens. Will keep researching

[@Lisa-lz2ul]

You should add an Amazon wish list to your links with all the bits and pieces you may need, nails screws etc. Doesn’t need to be anything major expensive. Every little bit helps.

[@theirishhomestead]

We have one. It's in the description. 🤣😉

[@Lisa-lz2ul]

Dear lord, that’ll teach me

[@jenateer2518]

Sam you are a hard working man. I don’t doubt you will accomplish anything you set your mind to.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you.

[@jeanholdstock3695]

You two are killing this!! We see you working away in the background there Becky, and Sam taking life one boulder at a time, all the while making grand progress!!! That old abandoned property is sure showing the signs of the love and attention you are giving it. Sincerely appreciate the time you take to video your achievements and share them with us. Always be blessed with good luck and good friends xx

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks, that's very kind of you. We will keep at it. Progress is being made slowly, but surely.

[@Andrea-c9f]

Rebecca see you still doing the pointing, fair play girl. Your pulling a blinder well done. ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

😊 thank you. Lots of it to do still.

[@SonyaTucker]

Sam you are amazing, I haven't seen you stop or have down time since you started this amazing project. I fully understand about your past, but I praise God you have now turned all around and have support ❤. Your be able to look back and see all what you achieved and know it's so worth it. Remember we know your an Amazing man and you can do anything you put you mind too.❤😊😊

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much! 👍

[@paulamay362]

Love the midweek “short”! Find the process of revitalizing your homestead fascinating! Good work!

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you. Glad you appreciated the videos even if they are short. ♥️

[@DianaHughes-m4u]

Great mid week watch ,thankyou ,it was lovley seein todays progress ,lookin great welldone sam n rebecca , cant wait for next ones xx

[@theirishhomestead]

Glad you enjoyed it. Short but productive. 🤞

[@DianaHughes-m4u]

@@theirishhomestead it doesnt matter i watch every one more more more please ,i love it x

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks 👍

[@DianaHughes-m4u]

@@theirishhomestead have u been watchin the 2 girls ,camper vibes ,the girls u helped out ,omg shes lost a drawing pin lollll ,hope u watched it ??? ,it made me laugh ,but its not funny reallly xxx

[@brendakilberg5727]

Hello from Canada. I discovered your channel a couple of days ago and have been binge watching ever since! What an incredible undertaking. It's going to be stunning when finished. And the history in those old walls... I've visited Ireland a few times, and it's so beautiful. Well done, folks ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

That's so lovely to hear. Thank you. Glad you are enjoying the videos.

[@noreenlucey5787]

Loving the midweek slots.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks. Good to hear. 👍

[@DeirdreHickey-nx8nt]

Very well done Sam, you are a great worker with lots of determination. You must be delighted with all progress you have made. And well done because on yet more pointing. I think by the time you are done with your pointing Becca, you will never want to see a bit of pointing again. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@theirishhomestead]

You are correct. At least for a while then ill offer my services as a lime pointing expert 🤣

[@jaynerichards7527]

Gloves are essential when working with metal. Sepsis is real.

[@readingroomcafeproject]

Well this is a lovely surprise! off sick on a rainy Wednesday and here's you lovely lot to cheer me right up! You must be so proud of the phenomenal progress you're making

[@theirishhomestead]

Glad we could help cheer you up. Get well soon. ♥️

[@psnchsky]

It's fantastic to see you making such great progress on the barn. We'll done guys. You are doing great.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks so much!

[@phelimoneill2813]

It must be so satisfying knowing you are solidifying / saving that structure with everything you do - Well done!

[@theirishhomestead]

Its a pleasure to work on a piece of history

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes it really is! I looked back at an old video the other day and it's amazing the difference!

[@sharonpettman1274]

Great job guys, the thickness of those walls are amazing love it....have a great week ❤🇬🇧

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you! You too!

[@GaleMckee-up4ks]

Toby looks nice and relaxed 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@theirishhomestead]

He is! But hoping to be sorting him a friend soon to keep him busy. Just waiting for my Donkey Sanctuary contact to come back from her holidays to discuss how we will approach it.

[@karenwallace9099]

Thank you for sharing your hard work. For the lovely videos. Best of luck to you as you continue.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you! ♥️

[@creekyknee]

Well done to both of you. Hard work and determination will have its rewards. Keep it up !

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much.

[@rebeccavanepps2379]

You are rocking it out😂🎉😅😅 rooting for you ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks so much Rebecca 👍

[@marjoriewatton8546]

Thank you for treating us to an extra video. You are doing so well. Take care of your back!

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you! Will do! 👍

[@bocceball63]

So love following along in your adventure....thank you for sharing it!

[@theirishhomestead]

Our pleasure!

[@cathybrewer8958]

Sam, your concrete wall part turned out nice. Toby looks like he is doing better.

[@theirishhomestead]

He is thank you so much. 👍

[@Pensiongeek]

Great progress guys Loving the mid week special

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks. So glad people are appreciating the extra episodes

[@scottsorby7966]

Jeez that was a heavy looking breaker you were using Sam I bet you felt every single one of your years the next day 😩 Fantastic work both of you, Huge credit to Bec carrying on with the pointing away from the camera,, the pointing although monotonous is just as important as the heavy building and it looks amazing when complete too. Be safe people, see you next time

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks for noticing. I'm still at the pointing in the background. No point in boring anyone by filming that! 🤣

[@scottsorby7966]

@@theirishhomestead Becca its just as, if not more important than the building work Sam is doing because you are adding stability, strength and damned fine looks back into a derelict building. And without you doing that Sam couldn't do his part.. one hand washes the other, but one hand can't wash itself as an old saying goes.

[@Kriywan]

You guys are inspirational 👍

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you,

[@the.artist.donaldb]

Put a coin back in as it’s good luck when pouring cement

[@theirishhomestead]

Will do. Thanks

[@marjanvanpelt8283]

So nice to watch this channel. Hard labour and nice chat😊

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much 😀

[@agnesgosling3347]

Brilliant progress don’t forget the gloves.👍👍👍

[@theirishhomestead]

👍

[@marionmounsey4737]

Wonderful work Sam, I love the dream your making, can see your home ahead, going to be beautiful, well done guys 😊xx

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@southerncolours826]

the concrete 'patch-ups' turned out well. Love it when a plan comes together.

[@theirishhomestead]

It was OK. Im not happy with it, but functionally, it works. 🙄

[@mariecurly2420]

Another brilliant one guys well done. ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@derekcrowe2886]

Good hard graft, pays off in the end 👍. Nice wee touch with Tobes at the end. Looks like more than one break through!

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes it was! Lol.

[@myownlittlehouse471]

Thank you for this extra mid-week video!! Hello, sweet Toby! I hope you're healing well! EXCELLENT work, Sam. That's a lot to get done in a day! The shuttering is amazing. There's already such a transformation from what that cow barn looked like before. Cool old coin! No clue about its origin, but I hope you can find out.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks. Toby is doing well. I'll put out an update properly on Saturdays video. I'm still researching on the coin. 👍

[@EllenCoad]

Sam I'm so glad the sides came out so well. Glad you decided to wear gloves handling the metal roof and stones. Please consider wearing eye protection too. You never know what will happen when working on anything. So exciting to see the homestead begin to take shape. I really enjoy your videos. Have a nice week.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks so much. I do need to remember my PPE more often.

[@AlanHough-p1w]

Very hard work with that big machine. You will have muscles on your muscles 💪

[@theirishhomestead]

Hope so! 😉

[@pennyneal2456]

On a channel the fella suspended the big hammer to the ceiling so it would easier to handle. (It was doorway he was making larger).

[@theirishhomestead]

Good idea that. Thanks v

[@jameskyle380]

Really good progress. Be great to be able to walk from the Kitchen to the Living room. I remember digging out an old concrete floor out of our County Limerick cottage living room with sledge hammers and pickaxes. It was really compacted clay and lots of stones and boulders that were like flint and was a nightmare. Would of killed me and my helper. The local digger man/ builder was doing the groundworks/ drainage and saved the day and brought his pneumatic kango and diesel compressor over. Also took the waste away in a big farm trailer to build up his ground so all good. Made for a lovely dry insulated floor!

[@theirishhomestead]

Cannot wait for this and yes I would not be doing it without all the equipment. Not surprised it nearly killed you. Jeepers! 🫣😫

[@annemarietopham8495]

Thanks for the effort your making to do mid-week progress reports .... Sam your building skills are stocking up🎉 🎉🎉 .... and Becky, you are really putting in the graft too .... your growing expertise is impressive (having done the same work 25yrs ago I can see and admire all you do) keep it 'Lovely Family' ..❤❤❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Aww thank you that's really kind of you. ♥️

[@carolarmstrong4979]

Fantastic work ! But be kind to yourself Sam X

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you, I will

[@michaeldoyle2588]

Made my lunch break. I wasn't planning to stop, but would be rude not to.

[@theirishhomestead]

Love that people watch us during work! Brilliant. 👍

[@colettelavery7452]

Sam achieve so much every video we see.My goodness your determination is a force to be reckoned with. You and Becky are both such hard worker's you deserve a beautiful home. Mind yourself with the galvanise as it's very easy get a nasty cut on your hands working on it.Great to see Toby out and about.Take care and mind yourselves. God bless you all xxxx

[@theirishhomestead]

True, I will wear gloves next time

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much! Xxx

[@neilgilbert6798]

Great update Sam and Rebecca

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you. ♥️

[@jacquelinechilvers9361]

It was a momentous day, well done! The shuttering technique works well.Please,Sam,dont pull at iron sheet with bare paws, you nearly gave this old girl (retired nurse) heart failure, hehe Take care,all x

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes sorry got caught up.in the moment. 🫣

[@jacquelinechilvers9361]

@@theirishhomestead I'm not surprised, what a moment!! We are made up for you,seeing the dream coming together.

[@joanneclifford82]

Great progrss. I think the coin looks like a victorian love token 😀

[@theirishhomestead]

Could be. Need to look into this more. Thanks

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Thanks for sharing! Take care!

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks, you too!

[@davidbrowne1967]

They are good them titan breakers I've had mine a few years now and the smaller ones are good as well, keep it up your doing good.

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes, it does the job well. Thanks for the support.

[@patriciathorp4911]

You're brilliant Sam ....God bless and preserve your strength....ok, it's that foreign tea you have 😄😄😄❤ (I'm not religious but want to send you sincere wishes ..if that makes sense) . You too Rebecxa ....all those hours of poiting.....you have to keep picturing the end goal. Youse are flying it.....when do you expect to be moving in.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you that's very kind of you to think of us. We hope to move in by Christmas or maybe early next year. 🤞🍀

[@jeanrichardson2044]

I suggest you take a rubbing of both sides of your coin or token, before returning it to the wall. It may show you more detail.

[@theirishhomestead]

Good suggestion. Thanks

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Looking good going forward.

[@irishmanlost]

Another awesome update, while watching this one and seeing you find a coin, got me thinking that it would be cool if you guys did a time capsule and placed it into one of those large holes in the living room wall before sealing them up. Something for a future person to come across.

[@theirishhomestead]

Great idea. The kids will love to do that! Thanks.

[@deehalpern8988]

Toby is looking good.

[@theirishhomestead]

He is thanks.

[@donnawoods3588]

Have you considered swapping doorways from one side of the fireplace in the kitchen to the other? This would give you more room for kitchen cupboards on one side of the house in an L shape. I don't think there is enough room to put any useful kitchen shelving or work bench on the other wall (next to fireplace). It would be better as the doorway into the bedroom. Something to think on anyway. Love the channel.Thanks for all the great content.

[@theirishhomestead]

Ha ha yes that is exactly what we intend on doing. 👍♥️

[@jjmel305]

Wonderful to see Toby analysing your hard work. 🙂 Progress is amazing Sam & Rebecca . Keep safe . ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you! Will do!

[@lieuwina]

What a surprise for the mid week slot and Sam and Bec that was a very good cement pour for the wall to get it ready to tie into the other structure. Well Done. Wish you had a mini motor lift to lift those heavy buckets of cement, would make life a lot easier on your back and arms. Dan Preston from rural France has one. You have got so far on this project can not believe it, in such a short time. Toby is a dear looking over the fence, he is adorable. Looks like he is settling down after the surgery. Have a lovely week.

[@theirishhomestead]

Ahh, yes, Dan has all the good toys, but he is sponsored by Axminster, so that's a bit handy for him. Not jealous at all 😉🤣

[@SheriAnnOlson]

I enjoy watching your videos and getting a bit of joining along on the adventure and hard work. I really loved seeing sweet Toby at the end. Great work! Nice seeing old things being brought back to functionality.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy the videos.

[@faithvansanden82]

Another great video Sam keep up the good work x

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you! Will do!

[@dianethompson2458]

Excellent work. It is great to see such good progress being made. The first meal you cook in your new home, and your first good sleep in your new bedroom, That is the best feeling in the world. No matter how many times i built or renovated, that was the one special thing. You and your lovely family have so much to look forward to. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us.❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much! Yes it will feel so lovely and appreciated as we did all the work with our own hands. That's a first for us and this house will always feel special because of it. It's a dream come true ♥️

[@plot1895]

What good progress. Take care of yourselves too!

[@theirishhomestead]

Will do. Thanks.

[@bcarithers22]

Thanks guys! It made my morning!

[@theirishhomestead]

Our pleasure!

[@roomullan3050]

Loving the extra vids xxxx

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks. So glad they are appreciated. ♥️

[@goblinking4995]

You should add color diy to the cement so it match

[@theirishhomestead]

Good idea.

[@MrPolford]

Say hello to my little friend!

[@theirishhomestead]

👍

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍. Thank you

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you too for watching .

[@garymilsom4873]

Well done to you both.come rain or shine you always battle on .i love how youve taken on such a big prodject with so little knowledge about masonry.rebecca doing a great job with the pointing and you sam wirh the shuttering and stonework.nice to see the lad getting involved and the three of your combined efforts im sure will be worthy of a lovely home to live in.keep up the good work and bless you all❤❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much! It's definitely been a learning curve but it will be satisfying to know at the end it was all done by our own hands.

[@duncancremin1708]

Oh, it’s so good to see you making such good progress. Have to admit, while coveting your seemingly unlimited supply of corrugated sheet, I was wincing at the bare hands while handling it. I’m going to be shopping for some of that, for temporary cover at the stone house, to create a place to hide from the traditional Irish liquid sunshine. Last year, looking forward to 2024, I was envisaging warm dry March weather, like we used to have in my youth, so having my ring beam fully set and wall plate done, by now. As we know, I have yet to do ANYTHING at the stone house this year, bar look at it. I’m starting to accept I’m not going to have the long hot summer days for making progress, because my prep is taking too long. I’m struggling with stuff at home, too. Really need to get a rickety, rotting wooden stairs and collapsed decking dealt with, around the partially collapsed mobile home. Trouble is, every time it rains for more than an hour, the stairs turn into a cascade, so my concrete replacement would be washed away. I really miss having your sort of energy, where you can quickly divert from the planned activity to something else, if you need to. After all, it’s all progress, but I seem to have gotten stuck in a rut, where the current obstacle has to be overcome before the next one, then the one after that. I’m loving the twice a week updates, which relieve some of my frustration, while I listen to the rain. I’m itching to go and have a poke around, over there, but really don’t want to slow you down.

[@theirishhomestead]

You are more than welcome anytime as you know. You won't be holding us up, always nice when we get visitors as it gives us an excuse for a break. We have the grant timeline pressure and of course the need for the new roof to be on whilst we are still in somewhat dryer weather, although this isn't the case at the moment.

[@heenanyou]

There is a slight chance the coin is a button. It seems slightly concave.

[@theirishhomestead]

Could be.

[@iainhughes8110]

I've said it before, but want to say it again: I love your background music! You're all doing such a wonderful job: keep it up, but don't forget to give yourselves plenty of recovery time too.... And STAY SAFE! 👍😊💐

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much! We do need more recovery time. It's been a very physical few weeks.

[@pauleyres3003]

Hi, thanks so much for a mid-week special, so enjoyable. Can't believe the work is coming on at such a speed, the cottage is looking well . Well done so far. My young granddaughter watched with me today and loved it. Afterwards she asked me loads of questions such as :- where are the shops, how far away is the nearest town, will they go to an Irish school ? Etc

[@theirishhomestead]

Aww love that she was interested. The local town is literally 5 mins away with 3 schools! Our kids are home educated, though. Isabella does art classes here, though. She's quite good. ♥️

[@pauleyres3003]

Granddaughter also asked will the children have to learn Irish. Perhaps in a future episode you could briefly tell us things like that. Thanks again and take care.

[@theirishhomestead]

No thankfully! English is mainly spoken here.

[@frederickplume2014]

Another great video. Smashing it !

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks again!

[@margaretsmith9140]

You are both doing a great job it's going to be a brilliant home 🏡 when you finish both of you are a good team love watching Maggie Manchester ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Fingers crossed! Thanks Maggie.

[@seanshannon9910]

Hi Sam and Rebecca Great video, huge progress, this takes me back to my younger days doing this work,most enjoyable and rewarding. Quick tip when filling shutters use plenty stone especially rounders not suitable for building just break for clean sides no concrete as strong just layer with concreat vibrate, when casting ring beam use roof timbers for legs and casing where possible timing accoros wall inside to outside with casing wire exelant progress kind regards Sean

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks for the tips, Sean. I'll show this message to Sam .👍

[@cherylstraub5970]

I am curious as to why you didn't put windows in the join areas between the old house and the old barn. It would have let in a lot more light and air into the new extension.

[@theirishhomestead]

We have left spaces for windows?

[@katrienvh4289]

Love the midweek specials! Nice to see the progress. It takes a lot of work.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks! 👍

[@evelynspanner2963]

Hi Toby ❤

[@theirishhomestead]

👋🫏

[@ginnypeckham4022]

Another brilliant video. You're doing so well. 😊

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you so much 😁

[@MrFranKane]

Thanks for entertaining us all mid week. Keep grinding through it

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks! Will do!

[@stuartlauderdale8382]

Great progress..... Teamwork makes the dreamwork 👏👏👏

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes it does!

[@aib0160]

I wonder if the coin was in fact a token which is similar to a coin in that it could be exchanged for something but was limited to being exchanged for goods from the giver of the token?

[@theirishhomestead]

Quite possibly.

[@agnesoneal7816]

Getting there Sam Both you and Becky are doing a fab job

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks 👍

[@git050]

Another great video guys I can’t get enough 😂

[@theirishhomestead]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@philippeplastre2290]

Bonjour les amis, bien que je ne comprends pas ce que vous dîtes, cest avec beaucoup de plaisir de vous suivre, de regarder vos vidéos et l'avancement des travaux. C'est très intéressant et vous vous donnez à fond dans ce que vous faites. Bon courage. Amitiés

[@solamano7239]

Bonjour! Vous pouvez effectuer une traduction automatique sur votre ordinateur de toutes les langues en français. Ceci ne marche que pour les commentaires écrits ainsi que pour le texte que vous trouverez en cliquant sur la boîte CC en bas et à l'intérieur de l'écran de la vidéo. Pas toutes les vidéos montrent la conversation en format texte par contre. Pour commencer, il faut cliquer sur la roue (Outils). Bonne chance!

[@theirishhomestead]

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[@theirishhomestead]

Hi. I hope you get the subtitles sorted. Although our Manchester accents are often miss-translated 🤣

[@kaye-q1k]

Well done Sam. That was quite the job. Becky your the pointing Queen.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks. It may become my new profession. Quite a change from dentistry but much more relaxed. 🤣

[@chrispearson6453]

Great content as always. Cant help but think, would the investment of a quad and small trailer be best? So versatile 😊

[@theirishhomestead]

Sam is desperate for one! We just don't have the budget. Quad or new roof, sadly it's a no brainer!

[@susanjackson1307]

Thanks for the updates.

[@theirishhomestead]

No worries

[@lorismith9105]

I absolutely love these mid week treats

[@theirishhomestead]

Aww thanks. ♥️

[@pennyh3101]

well done!!!!! glad you made it through safely, was a bit worried while you were trying to lift the zinc up with bare hands and arms, and no face guard!!!! please be careful, accidents happen in seconds... nonetheless, I know you all have been super careful and safe!!! can't wait to see the next installment video. Hope everyone well and can take a little break, enjoying the beautiful weather. Hugs to Toby :) God bless you all!!!!!!

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes sometimes Sam just gets caught up in cracking on & forgets his PPE. 😫 I'll give Tony a hug for you x

[@peterhutton3864]

Enjoying the mid week videos great seeing the progress you are all making. Take it easy Sam with that hammer drill that will knacker you out more than moving them stones.

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks, will do! It is hard work holding that thing up.

[@YvetteWINSTONE-bl8jr]

It's amazing how far you have come. Superb work

[@theirishhomestead]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MauraMoloney]

Great great work going on.Well done. Ɓec thanks for name of music. Sam that rusty galvanized corrugated iron is very sharp Beware . Yes a great idea to put a coin in the wall or a medal Keep safe

[@theirishhomestead]

Thanks 👍 Will do.

[@yvonnethorpe5224]

My goodness, everyday fantastic progress made, great motivation to get up each day and continue with the project😀👍

[@theirishhomestead]

Some days are easier than others 🤣

[@eddyflanagan8867]

SAM MIND YOUR BACK. DON'T RISK IT❤❤❤❤

[@theirishhomestead]

Yes I do need to be more careful. The lintels today were a tad heavy. 😫