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Welcome Paul ....worked with a grand lad from Cork back in the day he introduced me to Beamish happy days......stick around you'll like it here....regards Turnpin:welcome:
 
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Welcome to the forums Paul, lots of good advice to be found here. The little search box is a useful tool. (No pun intended).
 
Welcome.Been working 8 years and still get lots of good info.on here.
 
And welcome to the forum Paul from "The North"! :smile:
 
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