Re: WiFi range ...

On Thu, 6 Aug 2026 22:15:20 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote:

> Same thing happened in the EU. Many countries subsidies various exports.
> In Ireland  you drove your cows across the border to the North,
> technically part of the UK, and collected an EU export subsidy. Then you
> drove them back through your neighbours farm that straddled the border
> the following night.

I don't know if a subsidy is involved but I often buy Kerrygold or 
Dubliner cheese. It's excellent and very competitively priced compared to 
domestic brands like Tillamook. I don't use much butter but what I have is 
Kerrygold. They're brands of the Ornua dairy co-operative in Dublin.

Does Northern Ireland still have that strange status in the EU? I remember 
the discussions about the problems if there was a border with the Republic 
but haven't kept up.