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listowel8 wrote: » deepest sympathy to pat,josephine and familys on the death of mrs. scully.as an neighbour in main st. as i was growing up she was always a lady and all the family were class.It was great to stop in the store when you would go back for a chat.she is the last of the main st. gang that i remember growing up. rest in peace.
XsarahraffertyX wrote: » anyone know andrew watters in listowel?? any info on him!! xx
440Hz wrote: » Just a note to preempt any of the John Kennelly rumours that may make their way from the real world onto the forum, lets not get involved in the gossip and theories. Facts only please.
Cherry Tree wrote: » Is there any post anywhere on this thread that leads a moderator to think that this warning is necessary?
440Hz wrote: » @Gweltas1, that is not at all what I was suggesting. The intention was not for someone to come along and post facts, merely to stick to known facts if/when discussing the matter and not to speculate, in order to be mindful of the family in fact.@Cherry Tree, no, nothing so far has warranted a "warning". However, this is a popular topic for discussion at the moment "irl" and it is highly likely that this thread would be picked up on by non 'regular posters'. My post was simply a REQUEST to be mindful of idle gossip when posting about the topic, and not a "warning" to the regular poster as you have interpreted it.
AnBealBocht wrote: » ....Listowel was never prone to ' idle gossip '. The ' gossip ' in Listowel was ever the product of hard work & telepathic speculation.
John Granville wrote: » That reminds me of a quotation which I think comes from the Book Of Proverbs - "Gossip is so tasty. How we love to swallow it"