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Old 15-03-2008, 05:33 PM
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"and for my lady, John Dorry"?
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Here's my lady Emily, my sweetheart and what a cracker at 42. Life gets no better than this.



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Hi Lordted,
Good to see someone happy and contented with their lot in life!
I will be raising a toast to you and your family this long weekend here in Mayo on our most important day - St. Patrick's Day.
I take it you will be hard pressed to find a good pint of Guinness !
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Old 16-03-2008, 12:04 AM
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Old 16-03-2008, 04:58 PM
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Hi Lordted,
Good to see someone happy and contented with their lot in life!
I will be raising a toast to you and your family this long weekend here in Mayo on our most important day - St. Patrick's Day.
I take it you will be hard pressed to find a good pint of Guinness !
Best Regards,
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Hi Edward,
as they say in the old country "Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig oraibh!"

How I wish I could be home to enjoy one of the greatest days in the year. It's now 1.00am here and as far as I am concerned it's St Patricks Day. I have the tricolor flying from my house to let everyone know I am celebrating St Pats Day. To you and your family I wish you a very happy St Pats Day and will definetly toast you and your family as well. Unfortunately no Guinness, but they do something that tastes like Mackeson, but there's no beating the Guinness. Real Guinness, you don't drink it, you chew it, hehe.

To all the members here at this great website "Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig oraibh!" - St Patricks Blessing Be Upon You All.

And here's a great site just for St Patricks Day St. Patrick's Day Sayings in Irish Language (Irish Gaelic) with Audio

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A good forum for discussing DVD releases of non-UK films.... I would recommend this one (it is not just for Criterion DVD releases, but includes other labels as well) : :: Index
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