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Mrs cockett

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

The whole Katie thing is finally coming too an end we think.........until annoying little Elle walks in and plonks herself on the sofa with a big stupid grin on her face ........another 6 months of this so :rolleyes:

I cannot stand that Elle

The Talking Bread

Purple Mountain

Thanks Nagdefy and Bread.
Can't say I copped the stripes but I'll be eagle eyed from now on..
And I guess The Ram is thus so for his love of ewes..??

nagdefy

Purple Mountain wrote: »

Thanks Nagdefy and Bread.
Can't say I copped the stripes but I'll be eagle eyed from now on..
And I guess The Ram is thus so for his love of ewes..??

That's right about the Ram when he was farming in Kilkenny he won the best ewe category at most surrounding agricultural shows every year

nagdefy

Debbie had as many stripey tops as Jane has tops open at the side of the shoulder. Just weird..

sligojoek

The older the ram, the harder the horn

desbrook

When Emmett appeared first his scruffy clothes and his late brother gave him a sadly shortlived nickname - Jumbles !!

nagdefy

sligojoek wrote: »

The older the ram, the harder the horn

Good man Joe! Spoken like a man with experience of livestock;)

lulu1

Mrs cockett wrote: »

I cannot stand that Elle

I love Ellie felt so sorry for her tonight when she thought Ciaran was leaving her

And after all Ciaran has done I like him too

monkey9

sligojoek wrote: »

The older the ram, the harder the horn

Could you imagine Tommy walking into the Station wearing a t-shirt bearing that slogan. I'd laugh for Ireland!!!

LushiousLips

Gripey "I must get back to work" while standing at the stall
Ehhh........u are at work

What age is Ellie.....honestly like 10 or 11 roughly? My 6 year old isn't as babyish as her.

Strazdas

Cormdogg wrote: »

Why does Paul need 500k to save the profitable garage he owns?

Why do the dress Niamh like a power-business woman from the 80's?

I was wondering this myself. The garage is operating at a profit, all it would need would be a few bob for overheads and wages and Paul has income coming in from all over the shop.

rustyf81

Is the arcade Fair City's equivalent to Eastenders Market Place? Think about all the stalls it would have and the potential clients.....
A stand with stripy tops for.....well Stripy.
A stand with high spec, state of the art CCTV equipment for The Ram
A coffee stand needlesss to say.
An auld music stand so that Leo 'The Hands' Dowling can continue to dip into his passion for music.
A tacky stand that sells rip off handbags and hello kitty phone covers for Keri Ann.
A burger stand for Renees shadow.

Ohhhh the possibilities are endless

Cazale

rustyf81 wrote:

Is the arcade Fair City's equivalent to Eastenders Market Place? Think about all the stalls it would have and the potential clients..... A stand with stripy tops for.....well Stripy. A stand with high spec, state of the art CCTV equipment for The Ram A coffee stand needlesss to say. An auld music stand so that Leo 'The Hands' Dowling can continue to dip into his passion for music. A tacky stand that sells rip off handbags and hello kitty phone covers for Keri Ann. A burger stand for Renees shadow.

Niamh could have a stand selling just the one coat.

sudzs

Cazale wrote: »

Niamh could have a stand selling just the one coat.

And Orla would set up a rival stand selling just the one manky green coat with the tiny gold studs on the sleeves!

Mena Mitty

...and the bookstall, with some local interest tomes.

'I married the Chariot driver' Carrie Ann Bishop.

'Carrie Ann shopping' Carrie Ann Bishop

'How to make a million, 20 ways to rob yer ma' Wayne Molloy

'80 ways to hide the loot' Wayne Molloy

'Memories of me da's shop' by guess who.

'Lost in the Galapacos' Zoe Fahy

'No bunions for old men' Charles Kelly

'Ram bam thank you mam' Jo Fahy

sudzs

Mena Mitty wrote: »

...and the bookstall, with some local interest tomes.

'I married the Chariot driver' Carrie Ann Bishop.

'Carrie Ann shopping' Carrie Ann Bishop

'How to make a million, 20 ways to rob yer ma' Wayne Molloy

'80 ways to hide the loot' Wayne Molloy

'Memories of me da's shop' by guess who.

'Lost in the Galapacos' Zoe Fahy

'No bunions for old men' Charles Kelly

'Ram bam thank you mam' Jo Fahy

And the similarly named, though not plagiarised, "Wham Bam, Thank You Ram" by Orla Molloy

walshb

How much more mileage will they get out of Gripey at the stall, Chilean Stud approaches, conversation ensues about whatever, Jake the rake approaches, scolds Chilean Stud and cut! It's just so creative!

At one stage Bunion Kelly's bunions was D worst story in soap history. Recently it's starting to seem like one of FCs best....That truly says something.

bazermc

Mena Mitty wrote: »

...and the bookstall, with some local interest tomes.

'I married the Chariot driver' Carrie Ann Bishop.

'Carrie Ann shopping' Carrie Ann Bishop

'How to make a million, 20 ways to rob yer ma' Wayne Molloy

'80 ways to hide the loot' Wayne Molloy

'Memories of me da's shop' by guess who.

'Lost in the Galapacos' Zoe Fahy

'No bunions for old men' Charles Kelly

'Ram bam thank you mam' Jo Fahy

5 mothers for 5 children - Paul Brennan

dubstarr

Mena Mitty wrote: »

...and the bookstall, with some local interest tomes.

'I married the Chariot driver' Carrie Ann Bishop.

'Carrie Ann shopping' Carrie Ann Bishop

'How to make a million, 20 ways to rob yer ma' Wayne Molloy

'80 ways to hide the loot' Wayne Molloy

'Memories of me da's shop' by guess who.

'Lost in the Galapacos' Zoe Fahy

'No bunions for old men' Charles Kelly

'Ram bam thank you mam' Jo Fahy

The Bermuda Triangle by Harry Molloy

walshb

Dermish's bestseller. "Safety in my safe-house." A harrowing tale of a man who got stuck in a hiace but who fought his way back to his house, the safe house!

Flippyfloppy

dubstarr wrote: »

The Bermuda Triangle by Harry Molloy

All Roads Lead to Galway (and none back again) by Yvonne Doyle

And 'Did you actually check all houses and outbuildings for me Ma or were you too busy being rammed?' by Katy O Brien

walshb

"Stay out of Mallow." A classic book from FCs Clar!

Mena Mitty

walshb wrote: »

Dermish's bestseller. "Safety in my safe-house." A harrowing tale of a man who got stuck in a hiace but who fought his way back to his house, the safe house!

Would like this one with a Zombie Twist...the drink that got Dermish back on his feet.

walshb

Mena Mitty wrote: »

Would like this one with a Zombie Twist...the drink that got Dermish back on his feet.

Or Dermish's bestselling medical book....

"How to get a lifetime supply of liver drugs."

There's a chapter in this book about the 100 k passports!

rustyf81

The girl in the striped pyjamas, tshirts, dressing gowns... by Stripy

Marcusm

bazermc wrote: »

5 mothers for 5 children - Paul Brennan

Surely 5 mothers for 4 children (and a hundred flings too)b

sudzs

And on the self-help shelf....

"How to Cure Yourself of type 1 Diabetes" by Jake

Wanderer2010

The Talking Bread wrote: »

My Dream: A question and answer session with even ONE of the Fair City 45. The questions I would ask. I would spend an hour with Binjumin and Ellie just to have that opportunity.

You would have to get past me first..

I would even be willing to sacrifice asking them all the qs about how silly and nonsensical The Plan is just to ask them straight out how to explain a young foster girl spending over 2 months in the Galapagos and how did nobody make the connection between all that was happening with Dermot and her absence. It would be incredibly satisfying..

Cormdogg

Anyone reckon Nicola will roll into town soon? Surprised she's not trying to help find Oisin's future millions. Cant be much keeping her in Mallow? Why did they pick Mallow? It's a fairly one horse town, not near as salubrious as other towns in the west of Cork? And what/where was this fancy education Oisin is always in about? Was he a border somewhere? Clongowes or somewhere? There was never a sniff of him going off to College? Some education