What ? Thats not Olwyn !

[inherit the deficit]

A distraction me thinks done by blueshirts cyber army

[Dodgy Bertie=Shady Mayor]

Olwyn's site is not broken. It is not Olwyn's site. The domain does not appear to be owned or operated by Olwyn now as it apparently lapsed and was reregistered. The rules for .ie and .com are different - anyone can register a .com domain as there are no restrictions. To register a .ie, the registrant has to prove that they are entitled to the domain whether as a business name or a personal name used in business.

Regards...jmcc

Aha! So you're not the tenor, you're the (previously) sworn enemy of the IEDR! Why did you give up on the crusade - time was when you'd have been berating them in Cyberspace for still (on 9th February, 2010) advising the public of their 2009 Christmas holiday arrangements - IE Domain Registry.
Surely jmcc hasn't mellowed? - the questionable IEDR/UCD cronyism still hasn't changed!!!!!

[Cookie]

Ok .This is mad! I was going to start a jokey thread about Olwyn Enright , as an antidote to 'Leemania ' , so I googled her . I went to 'wikipedia' read the modest entry , scrolled down and found this link to her 'official' website . This is the link (in wiki the link appears simply as 'official website')...

government jobs irish dublin gay at olwynenright.com




Whos responsible for this ? Lucinda ? Leo ?

This is the actual wiki page , scroll down to find the link .
Olwyn Enright - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Thanks for posting that. I've edited the page and it's gone now.

[Gael Nua]

Thanks for posting that. I've edited the page and it's gone now.

No its not, sidebar 'Official website'.

[Cookie]

No its not, sidebar 'Official website'.

Cheers

[jmcc]

Aha! So you're not the tenor, you're the (previously) sworn enemy of the IEDR!

Well I don't sing and IEDR has changed a lot over the years. It is no longer the IEDR that it once was.

Why did you give up on the crusade

Things change, people change and organisations change. Ministerial intervention and ComReg taking over penultimate control of IEDR (the only higher authority being the Minister) was a major factor. The cost of .ie domains has also fallen from the ridiculously high price ten years ago to a more accessible price today. There has also been a relaxation of the registration rules in the last ten years.

Regards...jmcc