Postal, Text and Phone Competitions - Part 6

chrissie57

jammin wrote: »

..you mean UK and Ireland entrants.

Article 4 of the Irish constitution adopted in 1937 provides that: "The name of the state is Éire, or, in the English language, Ireland."[3] The Constitution's English-language preamble also described the population as "We, the people of Éire". The Republic of Ireland Act enacted in 1948 makes clear that the "Republic of Ireland" is a description and not a name of the state. Ireland (in English) and Éire (in Irish) remain its two official names. Article 8 states that both Irish and English are the official languages of the state with Irish designated as the "national" and "first official" language. "Éire" has to some extent passed out of everyday conversation and literature.
The name "Éire" has been used on Irish postage stamps since 1922; on all Irish coinage (including Irish euro coins); and together with "Ireland" on passports and other official state documents issued since 1937. "Éire" is used on the Official Seal of the President of Ireland. Before the 1937 Constitution, "Saorst!t Éireann" (the Irish name of the Irish Free State) was generally used.

poohbear1

Hi all,

I went into somerfields yesterday and they are no longer doing a monthly mag .

janE1956

poohbear1 wrote: »

Hi all,

I went into somerfields yesterday and they are no longer doing a monthly mag .

somerfields have been taken over by the Co-op
so that may be why they have stopped the mag

jammin_2

chrissie57 wrote: »

Article 4 of the Irish constitution adopted in 1937 provides that: "The name of the state is Éire, or, in the English language, Ireland."[3] The Constitution's English-language preamble also described the population as "We, the people of Éire". The Republic of Ireland Act enacted in 1948 makes clear that the "Republic of Ireland" is a description and not a name of the state. Ireland (in English) and Éire (in Irish) remain its two official names. Article 8 states that both Irish and English are the official languages of the state with Irish designated as the "national" and "first official" language. "Éire" has to some extent passed out of everyday conversation and literature.
The name "Éire" has been used on Irish postage stamps since 1922; on all Irish coinage (including Irish euro coins); and together with "Ireland" on passports and other official state documents issued since 1937. "Éire" is used on the Official Seal of the President of Ireland. Before the 1937 Constitution, "Saorst!t Éireann" (the Irish name of the Irish Free State) was generally used.

Absolutely correct. Thank you.

Coversnail

Sorry everyone, my PVR recorder has not liked the analogue TV signal switch off in my region one little bit and flashed me a message this morning saying "Sorry I missed the recording of NCIS last night". I wonder what important plans it had other than recording my programme!! :eek:

So can't post the NCIS comp, sorry. if anyone else caught the details please do.

amsquared

There is an email route to this comp here

A History of Scotland is now available on DVD.
The journey through time which helped shape modern Scotland had audiences on the edge of their seats and won critical acclaim.
The BBC Scotland and Open University series which spans nearly 500 years in just over 10 hours is now available on DVD box-set.
LOCAL NEWS GLASGOW has five copies of A History of Scotland DVD to give away. For a chance to win your own copy, just write and tell us who presents the series.

You can also enter by snail mail, please write with your answer to,

A HISTORY OF SCOTLAND COMPETITION
Local News Glasgow,
YAM Publications,
73 Robertson Street,
Glasgow G2 8QD.

Answer: Neil Oliver
Don’t forget all your contact details.

katkim

Name one song from Michael Jackson that is in the show
Choose one of the following mention in the article
- I Want You Back
- I'll Be There
- Thriller
- Billy Jean
- Beat It

T&Cs
Prize is a pair of best available tickets valid for Tue-Thurs performances or Sunday Matinee shows. The show is playing at the Lyric Theatre. No travel included.

Send your answer, name, address and daytime number to:
Thriller Competition
North West London Newspapers
100A Avenue Road
London
NW3 3HF

Please include TO10THRILLER on your entry. State NO PROMO of you don't want to be contacted by Archant and Partners with marketing info.

katkim

The first ever behind the scenes access all areas documentary on Robert Patterson. 5 DVDs to give away.

Which magazine voted Rob as The Sexiest Man in the World?
Glamour Magazine

Send your answer, name, address and daytime number to:
Robsessed Competition
North West London Newspapers
100A Avenue Road
London
NW3 3HF

Please include TO10ROB on your entry. State NO PROMO of you don't want to be contacted by Archant and Partners with marketing info.

(personally, he doesn't do it for me. A little bit too young, thin and pale :rotfl:)

katkim

What song does Grandpa sing when he asks Jason to chase him around the house?
Catch Me If You Can

Send your answer, name, address and daytime number to:
Grandpa Competition
North West London Newspapers
100A Avenue Road
London
NW3 3HF

Please include TO10GRANDPA on your entry. State NO PROMO of you don't want to be contacted by Archant and Partners with marketing info.

Matryoshka

Thanks Korkythecat :T. Received one of these this morning :j

The People's Friend Magazine Issue 5

The Arnica Complete Pedicure Mousse is a unique intensive foot treatment for healthier skin & nails, is suitable for Vegans, is biogradable
& environmentally friendly..
Natural Therapy have kindly agreed to give away 30 bottles of 125ml
Arnica Complete Mouse worth £9.99..

To be in with a chance of winning, write your name & address on a postcard or sealed envelope & send to..

"The People's Friend"/Arnica Complete Pedicure Mousse Giveaway