| Eurovision Song Contest!... |
Posted by shamnet |
20 May 2008
01:35:51 AM |
| OK folks,
Most especially those within the voting areas.. The Semi's are Tuesday Evening (Tomorrow) Watch out for one class act... It is a spoof at how the eurovision by Childrens Puppet "Dustin The Turkey" Who is representing Ireland... The spoof also shows how block voting & such insane acts etc has taken over the competition.....
I am ASKING FOLKS TO VOTE FOR DUSTIN... As here in Ireland we cannot vote for our own... I will personally return same for your countries... Just list your choice below... BUT Ya have to first Phone a Vote etc for Irelands Act "Dustin the Turkey".....
DEAL???
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| General Fun POLL! |
Posted by admin |
09 May 2008
9:27:10 PM |
| Hi Folks,
Given the wide variety & number of Community sites & methods of contact... Why not share where you are in relation to this poll....
Do you have a Facebook account?
Or MySpace
Or Bebo
Or Msn IM
Or any other Chat accounts...
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| T.S. Idol................. |
Posted by shamnet |
19 February 2008
2:19:34 PM |
| Hi Folks,
We have been thinking over here of a fun thing to do & I know it should provide for a laugh...
That is The T.S. Idol (((The TalkShop Idol)))...
Don't worry, no one has to get to singing etc....... BUT IT DOES INVOLVE going through YouTube.com, GodTube.com OR anyother form of video service....
The Requirements :
Video Links to be added by using wither the Link / URL code OR the EMBED Code as the EMBED would be prefered.... I can solve any problems in setting the videos on the forums here...
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| Tributes paid to singer Joe Dolan |
Posted by shamnet |
27 December 2007
5:05:20 PM |
The Taoiseach has led widespread tributes to Joe Dolan, the singer and entertainer who died yesterday afternoon at the age of 68.
A native of Mullingar, Co Westmeath, he died in the Mater Private Hospital in Dublin after becoming ill at his home on Christmas Night. He had suffered a brain haemorrhage.
Mr Dolan had been suffering ill-health for some time, and had been forced to cancel concerts in October.
On Christmas night he was taken to the Mater hospital after becoming seriously ill at his Dublin home.
A statement from his family said he passed away peacefully surroun...
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| Anual Candle Lighting???? |
Posted by shamnet |
18 December 2007
01:03:55 AM |
| Hi Folks,
As we have done in the past couple of year, we had a candle Lighting evening... Where those taking part lit a candle to state their rememberance of their Loved ones... Should we have one? IF SO!!! When?
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| Cholesterol-lowering drugs............... |
Posted by shamnet |
13 December 2007
03:48:02 AM |
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Cholesterol-lowering drugs increase risk of hemorrhagic stroke
"People taking cholesterol-lowering drugs such as atorvastatin after a stroke may be at an increased risk of hemorrhagic stroke, or bleeding in the brain, a risk not found in patients taking statins who have never had a stroke. But researchers caution the risk must be balanced against the much larger overall benefit of the statin in reducing the total risk of a second stroke and other cardiovascular events when making treatment decisions. The research is published in the December 12, 2007, online issue of Neurology", the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
For the study, researchers conducted a secondary analysis of the results of the Stroke Prevention with Aggressive Reduction in Cholesterol Levels (SPARCL...
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| Celtic Cup agreed 'in principle' |
Posted by shamnet |
28 November 2007
12:40:39 AM |
Celtic Cup agreed 'in principle'
Monday, November 26, 2007
A 'Celtic Cup' involving the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales moved a step closer to reality tonight after all four national associations agreed "in principle" to a biennial tournament starting in 2009.
The agreement was announced on the Football Association of Ireland's website and commits the countries to arranging three tournaments, played on a league basis.
Home and away games will be rotated from one tournament to the next, in the manner of rugby union's Six Nations, with each team playing three matches per tournament.
Commercial arrangements and fixture dates are now being finalised.
The statement was signed by FAI chief executive John Delaney, his IFA counterpart Howard Wells, Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith and Football Association of Wales general secretary David Collins.
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| Fire at London Olympics site put out |
Posted by shamnet |
13 November 2007
03:06:19 AM |
Last Updated: 12/11/2007 17:23
Fire at London Olympics site put out
A large blaze destroyed an empty warehouse near the site of the London 2012 Olympics today before more than 70 fire fighters brought it under control, the London fire brigade said.
Firefighters are dealing with a blaze today in Waterden Road, Stratford, an industrial area of east London.
No one was hurt but the fire produced a thick, dark cloud of smoke that filled the sky over east Lon...
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| Halloween fires cause €5m damage @ industrial park |
Posted by shamnet |
06 November 2007
01:03:49 AM |
Halloween fires cause €5m damage at industrial park in Cork
Michelle McDonagh
 One of four fires at Ballincollig Enterprise Park, Innismore, Co Cork, destroyed a Durapak Agri depot, which stored agricultural products. Photograph: Provision An estimated €5 million of damage was caused at an enterprise park in Cork on Halloween night in a series of fires that gardaí and fire investigators are treating as suspicious.
Nobody was injured, but at least 20 people were out of work yesterday as a result of the fires which devast...
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| happy heavenly fathers day |
Posted by Moo |
17 June 2007
10:26:29 AM |
I know some of you out there will be missing your dads more than ever today . I am thinking of you and want to wish all dads that are in heaven a Happy fathers day
Love Muriel
Member of the month April 2006. Feb 2007
Our Angels walk beside us
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| Support In Bereavement for Brothers and Sisters |
Posted by vikki |
09 January 2006
8:32:18 PM |
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SIBBS is a newsletter for young people who have suffered the death of a brother or sister. It is written by and produced by bereaved siblings themselves, and aims to share information about bereavement, reduce isolation and offer mutual support and reassurance.
SIBBS is made up mainly of your letters and poems. All contributions are gladly received, from people of any age, and from anyone who has lost a brother or sister, step brother or step sister, half brother or half sister, or knows anyone who has. Every world holds meaning for somebody.
I’d like to encourage siblings to send their material to me to appear in the newsletter. Have you written a poem about your brother or sister that you would like to share? Do you have a special tribute that I could publish to acknowledge your sibling? If you have anything that you would like to share with other siblings please send it into me either by pm or e mail.
Hope to hear off you all soon
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| Will u share a good thing re: yourself /your life? |
Posted by ali s. |
08 December 2005
8:21:07 PM |
A member here posted something that made me start thinking that we need to have a place for sharing good news, be that about who we are as a person, what we are doing or have done, positive feedback or compliments we just received or have received in the past.
I really, really, really hope that y'all will embrace this topic. Anything, however teeny tiny, is important.
all of us here have many struggles...let's try and find a few roses among the many thorns.
So here is Morrigan's post to start us off:
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| bereavement and depression forums |
Posted by emilys mum |
20 September 2005
11:10:42 PM |
hi ya guys i am placing this within the news forum also for the following reason.when we have become bereaved we need to talk so there is the forum available for us all to do so and for you all to place input into,also there is depression yes i know we have the mental health forums but not ever parent,brother,sister,auntie,uncle ect..we're depressed until their loss occurred so therefore i am asking all to maybe tell us about their experiences since losing their love ones.
love and hugs to all
love Becky xxxxxx
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| Sensitive Topics |
Posted by shamnet |
15 September 2005
11:41:37 AM |
Taking into account the growing numbers that pass through The TalkShop & the Large numbers who for one reason or another would find certain topics "Sensitive" Upsetting for want of a better term... I have taken the step as Founder of this site to Create a Passworded Forum in which certain topics will be accessed...
The Topics that will be affected will be: (Sensitive Topics)
Forum: Bereavement & Depression
Topic: Being Intimate following a Loss
Forum: Relationships & Sexuality
Topic: DOMESTIC ABUSE WITHIN THE FAMILY
Forum: Re...
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