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• IrishTalent.ie

This is ready to go on Monday. Please have a look and any feedback would be much appreciated. Thanks. Untitled Document (http://www.irishtalent.ie)

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• please review my forum

Last 3-4 days i worked hard to install new forum. At least I have done it. I have a little work to do on it, but i can't wait more.. Welcome Here...

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• Sexy Lingerie UK

hi guys could you review and comment on latest site Sexy Lingerie UK - Exotic lingerie and fashions (http://www.sexy-lingerie-uk.com) its easy on...

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• New Coupon website

Forum virgin only discovered forums in the last day or so, so here goes I've just started a new discount coupons & vouchers website...

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• RainRain Web Design new site

anyone care to critique my new site - not fully tested on apple and some of the lesser used browsers yet so if anyone finds and problems i'd...

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• newbie here

Hi all! Have tried to start some websites this year. Been in printing industry. This I did for one company www.westcoastprinting.eu...

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• Portfolio Website

Just put together a quick portfolio website http://www.skynet.ie/~diarmuid/portfolio/ (http://www.skynet.ie/%7Ediarmuid/portfolio/). I'd appreciate...

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• Please review CSSconcept

Hello there, I am the admin of CSS Concept: CSS can be just that easy.. (http://cssconcept.com/) Please review my website, based on CSS tutorials, Resources and CSS techniques. Regards.

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• Feedback Wanted on Site Redesign

I'd value any feedback on this site redesign.... Irish Mobile- mobile phones Ireland (http://irishmobile.ie/) there's a few bits of content yet to be added (useful websites, yet to be updated, pm if you know any ;)) but the nuts and bolts of it are there....would like to know your thoughts.... thanks

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• TradeIreland.net

My latest creation.. TradeIreland.net (http://www.tradeireland.net/)... I've a habit of starting up sites and then not putting in the work to keep them up to date so decided to try somethin that might run itself (if there is such a thing!!).. prob with this one is getting it on its feet!) Anyways.. the sites run on joomla (1.0) with a classified ads component. Any views good bad or indifferent would be greatly appreciated!! Ciarán

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• life gets scary...

Just saw slashdot giving news of Google Health being opened to the public ... https://www.google.com/health/html/tour/index.html ---Quote--- Of course you don't want to type in your entire medical history yourself. So we've partnered with hospitals, labs, and pharmacies to allow you to import your records and prescription history from healthcare providers that treat you. Linking accounts with these partners is secure. Just identify yourself by signing in at the partner's site with the username and login that you have with them, and then confirm that you want to link accounts and transfer data to Google Health. ---End Quote--- SCARY stuff ... in my mind at any rate ... we are google .. resistance is futile ... we know everything about you ... first they get your health records ... then they get you to join a new google dating site tied into your health records .... hmmm how long before they are offering budgeting / finance tools ? (This message was brought to you by the letters .... t ... i .. r... e... d...)

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• Hotelsinone

Hi, I would appreciate some feedback on our Hotel booking site Find Hotel Reservations-Hotels Offers-Hotel Deals in Ireland | Hotelsinone.ie (http://www.hotelsinone.ie) . We have been up for around 4 months or so and have around 120 Hotels online now. We have just started a redesign of the site and I would love some feedback on the current look and what you like or do not like. All comments all welcome I just have to point out I don’t have a €1m in the bank to go mad on the new look. The guy you will see on the site is Ned. He is going to be fronting the site when we get fully going on Sales & Marketing. Again like him or not let me know. p.s Thanks to Michele we know we have a problem with the Calendar on fire fox which we will now look into. Thanks. Pat.

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• CompanyHotSeat.com - Version 2.0

Hey All, Its been a while since I have been on the forum, its growing nicely!!! Just launched Version 2.0 of CompanyHotSeat.com. The new site is fully Joomla Powered which is great. Recommend Joomla highly. Takes a while to customise but the CMS back end is fantastic. After a while you get sick of writing and debugging code! The address is CompanyHotSeat.com - The Free Irish Business Directory (http://www.companyhotseat.com/chs) Be gentle on the reviews! Regards James

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• safari club online

Well I've finally gone live with Safari Club - African Safaris (http://www.safari-club.co.uk) ... had posted it on the beta forum ... its still in beta and I've still to fix up numerous little things ... (some funny pixels and widths and things) If you already posted on the beta forum I'm aware of those issues and will be fixing as soon as I get a chance

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• new forum - help needed badly

Hi guys I just added a consumer based forum to uSwitch247 Uswitch247.com - Powered by vBulletin (http://www.uSwitch247.com/boards) which to be honest is a bit crap so I need a huge hand - (one of the kenny everitt variety) Please feel free to offer new subjects, discussions points etc, it's designed for people who really want to bitch about crap service from shops, ISPs, etc etc but also for people who want to mention a good deed. Also to get some banter going about the stuff on uSwitch such as energy - green / nuclear etc please help and also please join - (Cause no one else is ) thanks lads

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• BBgardens.ie Redesigned

This site has been re-designed recently. BBGardens.ie - Sustainable Gardening By Bobby Buckley (http://www.bbgardens.ie/) We would be very pleased if posters to the Irish Webmaster Forum could give some reviews, please.

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• Please review my website New-talks dot com

Hello there... I am the admin of New Talks - Index (http://www.new-talks.com) Kindly review my website content, which is based on Photoshop tutorials and resources , CSS, Ajax and Flash resources. Best Regards

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• www.LocalLINK.ie - Search 350000 Irish Businesses

We have create a web site linking the data from the IDS Media Group database of all businesseses in Ireland with the LINK Directories and come up with a new site called LocalLINK.ie Ireland's local business Directories. Local Information Numbers & Knowledge (LINK) of all Irish Businesses. (http://www.LocalLINK.ie) Ireland's local business Directory search. LINK stands for Local Information Numbers & Knowledge of all Irish Businesses. It is twice the size of others in the sector and hopefully twice as useful. Would be interested in any comments, good or bad. Regards Patricia Link Directories - Listing all businesses, shops and traders in Eire (http://www.LINKDirectories.ie)

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• Site reviewTest on PC browsers

Hi guys, at the moment I have no access to a PC to test a new website so I was wondering if someone could take 5 mins just to throw it up in IE6, IE7 and Firefox on a PC just to let me know if there's anything obvious jumping out. LARA Ireland | Home (http://www.laraireland.com/temp/) Any other comments also welcome!! Much appreciated, John

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• CarList.ie - web 2.0 meets used cars

Hi, I recently launched CarList.ie - 13460 used cars for sale in Ireland (http://www.carlist.ie), a new used-car website for the irish market. I've tried to make the site as simple as possible for end users, too many existing sites are a pain to use. There are a number of features outline in the site tour (http://www.carlist.ie/tour): * Consistent searching with the filter bar * Ajax 'Starred Cars' * Click '[+]' beside vehicles to reveal more detail * Google maps integration (example (http://www.carlist.ie/vehicles/view/30421-mitsubishi-colt-mayo)) * View results as a list (http://www.carlist.ie/vehicles?filter%5Bpage_number%5D=1&filter%5Bpage_size%5D=52&filter%5Bsort_column%5D=renewed_on&filter%5Bsort_direction%5D=DESC&filter%5Btags%5D=4%2C10&filter%5Bhidden_tags%5D=&filter%5Bview_type%5D=flat&filter%5Bdescriptive_tags%5D=4%2C%2C10&filter%5Bmin_price%5D=35000&filter%5Bmax_price%5D=&filter%5Bmin_year%5D=&filter%5Bmax_year%5D=), photos (http://www.carlist.ie/vehicles?filter%5Bpage_number%5D=1&filter%5Bpage_size%5D=52&filter%5Bsort_column%5D=renewed_on&filter%5Bsort_direction%5D=DESC&filter%5Btags%5D=4%2C10&filter%5Bhidden_tags%5D=&filter%5Bview_type%5D=photo&filter%5Bdescriptive_tags%5D=4%2C%2C10&filter%5Bmin_price%5D=35000&filter%5Bmax_price%5D=&filter%5Bmin_year%5D=&filter%5Bmax_year%5D=) or on a map (http://www.carlist.ie/vehicles?filter%5Bpage_number%5D=1&filter%5Bpage_size%5D=52&filter%5Bsort_column%5D=renewed_on&filter%5Bsort_direction%5D=DESC&filter%5Btags%5D=4%2C10&filter%5Bhidden_tags%5D=&filter%5Bview_type%5D=map&filter%5Bdescriptive_tags%5D=4%2C%2C10&filter%5Bmin_price%5D=35000&filter%5Bmax_price%5D=&filter%5Bmin_year%5D=&filter%5Bmax_year%5D=) Since launching at the beginning of the year, the site's content has grown at the rate of about 1,000 vehicles per week. You can see this on the carlist statistics page (http://www.carlist.ie/about/stats). The site's blog (http://blog.carlist.ie/) contains some more information. I'd appreciate any feedback or comments. Many thanks, Gavin Joyce gavin@carlist.ie

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