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Irish Nostalgia.

jigsaw07 · 2009-06-12 21:18:05

Remember an old irish tv game show called "where in the world" it was presented by threasa lowe i think....what ever became of her?? Also Remember a irish pop singer called...Kerri Ann" had a song called irraplaceable..... anyone have any links to the song or even the music video for it??

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Remember an old irish tv game show called "where in the world" it was presented by threasa lowe i think....what ever became of her??

Also Remember a irish pop singer called...Kerri Ann" had a song called irraplaceable..... anyone have any links to the song or even the music video for it??

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#2 12-06-2009 9:19pm

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I don't remember much because I'm not old.. does the Celtic Tiger count as nostalgia?

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#3 12-06-2009 9:20pm

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Dunno about Kerri Ann, but Theresa Lowe is a barrister now. You'd see her on the news now and again.

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#4 12-06-2009 9:22pm

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phasers wrote: »

I don't remember much because I'm not old.. does the Celtic Tiger count as nostalgia?

i suppose it does!!

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#5 12-06-2009 9:26pm

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#6 12-06-2009 9:29pm

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the what now?

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#7 12-06-2009 9:30pm

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When RTE2 was called RTE2, but BEFORE they changed and became the new funky Network 2.

Thems were the days.

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#8 12-06-2009 9:32pm

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Remember Six, they won the Irish Pop Idol or something.

And remember D-Side. They actually had a decent song out, Real World.

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#9 12-06-2009 9:41pm

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Theresa Lowe is married to Frank McNamara. Frank McNamara is a musician and was musical director on the Late Late Show back in the Gay Byrne days.

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#10 12-06-2009 9:47pm

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#11 12-06-2009 9:49pm

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The Yes No Game Show on The Den

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OHHHHHHHHH SOOOO Sorry..................

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That was when I started my infatuation with Ray D'arcy.
I think I love him.

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#13 12-06-2009 10:17pm

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jigsaw07 wrote: »

Remember an old irish tv game show called "where in the world" it was presented by threasa lowe i think....what ever became of her??

Also Remember a irish pop singer called...Kerri Ann" had a song called irraplaceable..... anyone have any links to the song or even the music video for it??

You'll be like a kid on Christmas morning when you discover the internet web thingy has places called Google, Youtube and Wikipedia.

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#14 12-06-2009 10:26pm

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TK lemonade.

Holiday for two weeks in a caravan in the flogging rain in Wexford.

No sex, just tay.

Ford Cortinas.

Anne and Barry.

Macaroon bars.

Weddings.

Zig and Zag.

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#15 12-06-2009 10:26pm

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shes a barrister now

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#16 12-06-2009 10:28pm

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Jeremiah 16:1 wrote: »

Macaroon bars.

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they make them in newbridge in co kildare. wilton candy. its near newbridge silverware. they also do the mint crisp. both are 20c each.

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#17 12-06-2009 10:29pm

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#18 12-06-2009 10:30pm

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I can beat that, Murphys Micro QuizM was the forerunner to it.

Mad Men's Don Draper : What you call love was invented by guys like me, to sell nylons.

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#19 12-06-2009 10:30pm

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Jeremiah 16:1 wrote: »

TK lemonade.

Holiday for two weeks in a caravan in the flogging rain in Wexford.

No sex, just tay.

Ford Cortinas.

Anne and Barry.

Macaroon bars.

Weddings.

Zig and Zag.

Ann and Barry ?
For proper nostalgia check Pat and Ann.

That holiday in Wexford better have happened the same week as Hurricane Charlie too.

/youngsters these days.

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#20 12-06-2009 10:33pm

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Top 30 hits and The Fame Game are two other RTE shows.

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I remember watching dana win the eurovision when i was just out of nappies. She was hot then.

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penny sweets that were actually a penny

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Gay Byrne.

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#25 12-06-2009 10:44pm

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http://girlsonpop.blogspot.com/2005/07/kerri-ann-irreplaceable.html

Apparently Kerrie Anne is alive and well.....

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Kids wearing football tops with Cantona on them
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#27 12-06-2009 10:46pm

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CDfm wrote: »

Irish Showbands and the Castlebar song contest

What was that?

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Know Your Sport!! every monday night i think during the winter, class show. Castlebar song contest enjoyed domestic eurovision staus during the 80s

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May as well be the first to mention it.... white dog poo.

Oh, and the sun used to shine in the summertime.

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#31 12-06-2009 10:50pm

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jigsaw07 wrote: »

Remember an old irish tv game show called "where in the world" it was presented by threasa lowe i think....what ever became of her??

Also Remember a irish pop singer called...Kerri Ann" had a song called irraplaceable..... anyone have any links to the song or even the music video for it??

I have kerri anns autograph!!!

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#32 12-06-2009 10:51pm

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donmeister wrote: »

What was that?

An Amateur/Semi-Professional Bogger Song Contest and the Winner got to drive a tractor at the Ploughing Championship:D

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#33 12-06-2009 11:28pm

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You want Irish Nostalgia how about Jack Charlton. Nothing gets more nostalgic then seeing the best Irish manager in history grace our good land's team.

Bosco

When Podge and Rodge used to be on The Den

Zig and Zag

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the carter twins
ott
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#35 13-06-2009 12:14am

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Theresa Lowe married Frank McNamara, the pianist....

She lives where where I'm from. Nice enough person, her son and I were taught drums by the same guy...

Nostalgia:

Kids not insessently speaking like Americans.
Catching frogs...

I haven't much, as I'm young..

OH! Green twisters (the ice creams) Bastards changed them...

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A program on network 2.. called 'The Works' I think?

There was something about crystals..and 'iotas'..?

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silvervixen84 wrote: »

Glenroe and Punts

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ave to agree with the Know your sport post.

How odd this thread would come up, I was talking about nosatlgia today and someone piped up with Nostalgia is a thing of the past

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donmeister wrote: »

The Yes No Game Show on The Den

Presenter: Do you understand the rules?
Kid: Yes

OHHHHHHHHH SOOOO Sorry..................

And poor Ray's fights with Ted...... That ted was an evil fcuker, i remember running into my mother crying one evening when he attacked D'arcy! I was 5.

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The Den's Christmas specials, when they went to Lapland and the like to "save" Santa.

Still have a load of tapes of them somewhere. :pac:

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Sulmac wrote: »

The Den's Christmas specials, when they went to Lapland and the like to "save" Santa.

Still have a load of tapes of them somewhere. :pac:

Yeah and Podge and Rodge kidnapped him. Those christmas specials made my Christmas eve. Oh and let's not forget the Christmas Carol episode.

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Gran Hermano wrote: »

You'll be like a kid on Christmas morning when you discover the internet web thingy has places called Google, Youtube and Wikipedia.

really!!! wow. must check them out. good advice. cheers

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McGiver
Lucozade coming in glass bottles with a very narrow neck
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Baggy soccer jerseys.
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Cycling for the entire day.

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+1 for the killing tiny little red spiders - we used call them bloodsuckers. There used be competitions to see who could squish the most before the end of lunchtime.
+1 for the white dog poo too - my sister thought it came from white dogs when she was really small!
Those rock hard toffee with fake chocolate bars that are probably responsible for most of the tooth fillings in Irish adults.
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Forty Coats, Sofarsogood and Slightly Bonkers! Was there a witch too?
Fake Lilt that came in really small bottles and cost 25p.
Everyone walking to school - nobody got a lift back then.
Getting an Atari when I was about 12 - the one with the black stick and one red button - Pitfall and tennis and sprained thumbs for months!

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