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Over the last few days we have been looking into the possibility of having an iPhone Application developed for the web site.This hasbeen mentioned before, but now development has begun.
Watch this space.
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Hello everyone!
Well, what can I say? the website has really taken of, with 150 genuine site members in such a short space of time, I cannot be prouder. The website currently has over 550 unique slang terms which have been submitted by our members. Lets keep this going, lets try and create the most comprehensive dictionary of Irish terms. Not all terms have to be funny! even household terms are welcome on the site! If you have any difficulty in using the website, or don't quite fully understand the process for submitted new slang terms, do not fret! very shortly a help guide will be developed and put online for all to see. Well, thats it for now.
Barry
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Hey everyone,
This website was created as a disertation project for Barry Flood, who has just graduated from the Interactive Multimedia Design course at the University Of Ulster, Jordanstown.
Barry was selected to speak at the graduation ceremony in the Waterfront Hall. Check it out;
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Hello everyone,
Might I just say, welcome and thank you everyone who has helped give the site a boost over the last few days, in particular tonight, or last night as it is now the wee hours of the morning! We have had a significant amount of new submissions to the website, and quite a few number of new site members.
Let's keep up the good work guys!
Have a good day
Ned The Horse
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Hello there again,
Its Ned here, once again the website seems to have been developed quite a long way since my last post in the Horsebox! We now have quite a large directory of slang terms submitted by all of you, and I would like to thank everyone who has taken part.
I would also like to thank Keith Law, who has kindly developed a list of Audio Samples of exactly how we speak, you can get to this by going to the "Audio" section of the website. As promised before, the new age restriction has been placed onto certain categories to protect those innocent young minds.
So, that’s about it, until next time.
Kind Regards
Ned The Horse
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Thank you to everyone who has helped submit content to IrishSlang.info, we soon hope to be the most comprehensive online dictionary of Irish Colloquialism. At present we have just reached 100 members on the website, and I think it is time for a competition. So here are the rules and prize information;
The winner of the competition will be the person who submits the funniest slang term or phrase to the website within the next 7 days, the competition will begin at midnight, May 5th and will end at 11:59 May 12th. The person to have submitted the funniest term or phrase will be the lucky winner of a free Irish Slang t-shirt of their choice. At present our shop is under development, but the available t-shirts can be viewed at the following address;
http://irishslang.info/index.php/shop.html?page=shop.browse&category_id=1
Remember, it is free to enter, so why not have a go?
Hope to hear from you soon,
Ned The Horse
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Good Evening,
Tomorrow morning, I am going into the GMTV NI News studios in order to record a brief interview outlining the purposes and history of IrishSlang.info.
The interview will be aired soon after this, during the morning news broadcast. I am currently unsure of the actual air time, but I will keep everyone informed.
After the interview is aired, the video will be placed into our videos section.
Watch this space
Sincerely
Barry Flood
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