anyone know of an website page for ann summers in Ireland can only seem to get England.?
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www.annsummers.ie\n\nThen within the site go to 'annsummers stores' and all the Irish ones are listed.\n\nYou kinky person...\n\nOk but i just tried it there and it worked for me???\nGo to annsummers.com so and search stores from there?
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Try this :\n\nTerry Mancini - Ireland\nLou Macari - Scotland\nPeter Bonetti - England\nDick Kryzwicki - Wales
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I'm assuming you mean in the UK? Try http://hometown.aol.com/kalhomeed/ and http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kentandlondonHomeEducators/
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There is an Irish Sports Broadcaster called Setanta. There are not a great deal of pubs in Sydney who have the channel as it is an entirely seperate satellite feed to the Fox and Optus etc. Fox may look at adding it to their sports channels, but i wouldn't hold your breath.Theres a place called Harbourd Diggers in Harbourd on northern beaches who have have this channel. It generally occurs when the AB's are playing England, Fox dont seem to pick up the rights from Sky in England. However, Fox are showing the rest of the tour games, France, Wales etc. Albeit the England game has been and gone, next time, when the game isnt being shown on Fox, do a search for Setanta on the web and you will find which pubs in Sydney have this channel. From memory there a few scattered around inner city and west way
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I have details of the last three on computer in UK but Phina is not shown.  If you email me a message I could pass it on to them. They live at separate addresses.
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All about England in\nhttp://www.i-uk.com/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1079976720841
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Try http://www.whowhere.com if your friend is from USA.\nOr try http://www.who-remembers-me.com if your friend is from UK. I'm not sure if there are databases for countries other than USA and UK that is as vast as the websites I've just given you.\n\nGood luck!
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I only say England, I think it's better to mention the countries separately when give out an address, it's more specific.
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006190090,00.html\nenjoy
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Try this link:\nhttp://www.thetimes100.co.uk/
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http://www.ask.com/web?q=what+is+the+website+address+for+banger+racing+in+rowlands+castle+hampshire%3F&qsrc=0&o=0
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http://www.irish-point-to-point.com/
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How about contacting Sport England? http://www.sportengland.org/index/get_resources.htm
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first, i suppose u forgot the Space between 'Uk' and 'could' by mistake!! coz this way the link will not funtion.\nso the right stie is http://fias.org.uk\ni cheked this site and it worked pretty good! i could access the site.\nif it's not workin, check if u can reach other sites. if not, it will be ur  internet connection.\nif everything works but this one, try again later it might be a server down time.\ngood luck\nhuS
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Wales might be a good comparison or perhaps eire ( ireland )
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Let me declare an interest before I post my answer to your question. My grandmother, a young girl with eight sisters, were sent from Mayo by their family to the safety of England. They lived in a workhouse in Oldham, Lancashire. \nMy father was brought up catholic and became an altar boy. He married my mother, a protestant. My mum and dad were shunned by dad's side of the family until 12 years after teh wedding when, in 1958, I was born.\nMost of us in England only took an interest in Irish / Ulster affairs when the bombing and terror came to 'the mainland'. As a young child, accompanying my dad's family to the Irish Land League club in Oldham, i was accustomed to seeing the shamrock of Sinn Fein. It was an image that held no fear for me.\nTo me, one thing is clear. We stole Ireland from the Irish and we can never give it back. Our countries were different places at the time of partition. The time in which a United Ireland my have explored its new 'Irishness' has passed. The age has already dawned of 'the global village.' Where i live now, fellow mancunians oriniginate from Poland and eastern europe, from all points of Africa and Asia; from South America and Australasia. What was 'Englishness' has gone and some mourn; and with it the era in which a United irishness might have been explored and culivated.\nI love Ireland: i love its music and liteature, i love its people and its landscape. I am truly sorry, as a born and brought up Brit, for all that my mother country perpetrated upon my father's mother's country.\nI feel at home in Mayo, but i know it can never be my home. It is a comfort to know I can go there any time I like and have a beer or two at Molloy's.\nIreland, like England, belongs to the world now. It's yours, but it's mine, too.\n\nWith respect and warm regards\n\nScannan
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try England we are pretty liberal these days check up on the websites\n\n\ngood luck and lets us know\nx