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Welcomes and Housekeeping

Writes Cian of Where's Me Country? on March 26th, 2006

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Firstly since our brief fliration with fame on Tuesday we have added two players to the line-up.

JG from Julius Geezer has come on board and a man who needs no introduction Mick Fealty from Slugger O Toole has bolstered our line-up.

We are always looking for more bloggers and anyone interested in joining up can email cian[@]irishelection.com.

On a housekeeping note, I have edited the Irish Election Info page for people not au-fait with us or blogs with info on RSS and what we do, suggestions for editing are welcome in comments or via email to cian[@]irishelection.com.

Edit Simon: Sorry for adding to this post but just wanted to say that if anyone has anything thing to say about the design, about how it works, what modules are installed or altered feel free to get on to me at thedossingtimes[@]gmail.com or cian. Also if you see any errors please let us know.

3 Responses to “Welcomes and Housekeeping”

# Comment by Frank Neary Mar 26th, 2006 13:03

JG, Mick, Céad Míle Fáilte.
# Comment by Simon Mar 26th, 2006 16:03

Cool the more the merrier. Is there an assembly election due in 2007 could add that to the scope maybe?
# Comment by JG Mar 27th, 2006 10:03

Maith agat Frank!

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