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stick-dan · 2008-03-13 11:00:45

Lately it has been said that there is not enough interest in the carlow board and that some sort of live needs to be brought back into the board. This although hurtful to carlow inhabitants is a very valid point. Our forum is used enough and we really do need to bump up the number of posters on this forum and show certain…

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#2132 04-10-2009 10:51AM

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Today, I became an uncle for the 4th time. Actually, it was just 36 minutes ago

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#2133 04-10-2009 02:41PM

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ShayK1 wrote: »

Today, I became an uncle for the 4th time. Actually, it was just 36 minutes ago

thats deadly Shay congrats:) boy or girl?

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#2134 04-10-2009 06:03PM

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Absolute disgrace the front of the most recent Carlow People regarding the lisbon treaty part.

Those who vote no are 'LOONS' according to them.

Where abouts are their offices?

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#2135 04-10-2009 10:39PM

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patrickc wrote: »

thats deadly Shay congrats:) boy or girl?

Girl, her name is Kate

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#2136 04-10-2009 10:41PM

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SV wrote: »

Absolute disgrace the front of the most recent Carlow People regarding the lisbon treaty part.

Those who vote no are 'LOONS' according to them.

Where abouts are their offices?

The Carlow People Ltd
Channing House,
Upper Row Street,
Co Wexford

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#2137 04-10-2009 11:10PM

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nice name Kate

saw David Brents new film tonight not bad..

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#2138 05-10-2009 01:05AM

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patrickc wrote: »

nice name Kate

saw David Brents new film tonight not bad..

David Brents? haha, I LOVE 'The Office', so much so that every movie or show that I see Ricky in I always think of him as Brent, he always seems to behave like Brent anyway.

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#2139 05-10-2009 01:35AM

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CroppyBoy1798 wrote: »

David Brents? haha, I LOVE 'The Office', so much so that every movie or show that I see Ricky in I always think of him as Brent, he always seems to behave like Brent anyway.

yeh i always think of him as in the office also.. the film is the invention of lying

met your brother and his wife last night too:)

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#2140 05-10-2009 02:34AM

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patrickc wrote: »

yeh i always think of him as in the office also.. the film is the invention of lying

met your brother and his wife last night too:)

How'd you know he was my brother?

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#2141 05-10-2009 09:37AM

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CroppyBoy1798 wrote: »

How'd you know he was my brother?

he's like an older twin I must say. I didn't realise he is friends and trains one of my best mates.

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#2142 05-10-2009 01:22PM

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patrickc wrote: »

he's like an older twin I must say.

Damn, yeah, I get that one a lot! :pac:

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#2143 10-10-2009 08:49PM

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im pleasantly surprised by the the Green's Revised Programme for Government....lets hope they stick to it now!

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#2144 11-10-2009 09:18PM

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Anyone watching the grand prix snooker final on BBC2 ?

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#2145 11-10-2009 10:36PM

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no

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#2146 12-10-2009 12:52AM

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was up at the grand prix darts final tonight, bleeding class is all I can say

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#2147 12-10-2009 03:24PM

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Who won? was Phil taylor in the final?

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#2148 12-10-2009 08:46PM

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phil taylor v van barnveld

taylor won 6-3

was excellent have to say.

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#2149 12-10-2009 09:45PM

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Yeah they have spiced the game up in the last few years with the background music... Nick Names for the contenders Models etc...
Phil taylor is a Machine watched him play on Sky sports on saturday night after Ireland Italy Game...

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#2150 12-10-2009 11:06PM

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Finally I'm out of the sick bed after six days. Diagnosed with Swine Flu last Wednesday and it flattened me totally. Man flu has nothing on this.

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#2151 12-10-2009 11:09PM

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I'm afraid to even post after you incase I get it....

Joking... glad you're ok. I hear its a nasty dose.

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#2152 13-10-2009 08:44AM

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The high tempature and the aches and pains were the worst. Then I was in splendid isolation at home for the six days. Meals on a tray at the bedroom door and a face mask when the kids were nearby.

I arrived home last Saturday week and a friend of mine who is a taxi driver picked me up at the airport and brought me home. He got swine flu on Friday and his wife rang to say he is in agony.

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#2153 13-10-2009 11:52AM

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sorry if this sounds like a stupid question....how did you know initially that it wasnt the normal flu? or is it just that its much worse than the normal flu?

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#2154 13-10-2009 01:52PM

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Nead21 wrote: »

sorry if this sounds like a stupid question....how did you know initially that it wasnt the normal flu? or is it just that its much worse than the normal flu?

My tempature rocketed and I started shivering and coughing in the space of an hour. I knew instantly that it wasn't normal. I was a bit wary anyway as in the previous ten days I had been in China, Australia and the U.S. . The best guess is I picked it up in Australia as its got a high incidence rate at the moment.

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#2155 14-10-2009 06:47AM

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leincar wrote: »

My tempature rocketed and I started shivering and coughing in the space of an hour. I knew instantly that it wasn't normal. I was a bit wary anyway as in the previous ten days I had been in China, Australia and the U.S. . The best guess is I picked it up in Australia as its got a high incidence rate at the moment.

Would not be to sure of that, I've heard of a few people local getting it in the last ~2wks, my uncle also got it late last week, the only travelling he done was on a tractor (he was out ploughing fields in plain old Carlow.):D

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#2156 14-10-2009 06:48AM

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my bad just read the taxi bit..:o or maybe he gave it to you??? it just hit you quicker as you were probably more run down with all the travelling..

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#2157 14-10-2009 10:57AM

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sounds very nasty.

can you get that again? or is it like the measles or chickenpox where you only get it once?

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#2158 15-10-2009 01:03PM

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Anyone hear about this, apparently some young guy was set upon by several people in Tullow street and given a good going over, the guy ended up in hospital with serious injuries. Happened in the early hours of the morning, just heard it on KCLR.

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#2159 15-10-2009 01:19PM

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Yea heard that also.. the streets are always dangerous coming up to halloween... Kids just going a bit spastic, But maybe it wasn't minors who kicked the guys head in!!

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#2160 15-10-2009 01:36PM

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Is it just me or does Tullow St seem to be in the court reports a lot more than any other area

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#2161 15-10-2009 02:43PM

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055711403

Get to it lads

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