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Forum: Republic of Ireland

Nov 24th 2008, 5:23 am

Replies: 10

sending child to school...

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Posted By rac.h

Re: sending child to school...

well im flying in into manchester, and the time of flight ive just missed the 1 that ll take me to knock!! (when i land knock plane will be about to board - just not enough time) so i may fly to...

Forum: Republic of Ireland

Nov 24th 2008, 1:30 am

Replies: 10

sending child to school...

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Posted By rac.h

Re: sending child to school...

hi, it is westport...when i get there!! what a journey..cant get direct flights into ireland so its going to be a long day!!

Forum: Republic of Ireland

Nov 24th 2008, 12:13 am

Replies: 10

sending child to school...

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Posted By rac.h

Re: sending child to school...

o im not listening.... been on the phone again,saying how worried i should be!!! like i said in earlier post, ive/we ve lived abroad in all cultures and mixed religions. its 2009!! actually moving...

Forum: Republic of Ireland

Nov 22nd 2008, 1:05 am

Replies: 10

sending child to school...

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Posted By rac.h

Re: sending child to school...

thankyou, it did worry me to begin with when i was told...but thought about it all day...i think it ll be fine, im not worrying about it now.

Forum: Republic of Ireland

Nov 21st 2008, 4:20 pm

Replies: 10

sending child to school...

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Posted By rac.h

sending child to school...

hi, well we re moving over, into Co Mayo in just under 2wks,we re originally from the uk. i ve just about organised the school for my 9yr old. He is not catholic but will be going to catholic school,...

Forum: Republic of Ireland

Nov 21st 2008, 3:55 pm

Replies: 5

Broadband without Eircom phone connection

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Posted By rac.h

Re: Broadband without Eircom phone connection

hi, im new to this particular site... im moving over and need instant access to internet, ive just found that 3(phones) provide the 'no line needed' service in ireland. you just plug a 'dongle' in...

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