Westlife & Their Mums
It has been a while since we last add a video of Kevin or Mark so we thoguht we could do it today that we had time enough to do it.
Clicking below you'll be able to download an old and lovely interview of Westlife with their mothers. Thanks to Westlife Media World for getting it and share it.

Westlife & Their Mums @ GMTV (31.03.2000)And thanks to Lucy we also added 2 HQ pics of the same day.
Click on the images to view the full HQ picturesCredit/Source: Thanks
Westlife Media World &
Lucy
OCTOBER STUFF

aww ... we're coming late this month again

but the most important is that we're here with the 'new month' stuff... we hadnt time before to amke the graphics and choose the pics but here we go.
Firstly we want to announce something. This month we won't have a 'fan of the month' just because, even when we've decided who's gonna be the next we still have to contact that person and wait for the answer and it's already 5 this month so, it wouldn't be fair. We will write the person this coming week and we promise the award will be given on November.
Now we have to say we have a new pic of the month, featuring Kevin, doesn't he look beautiful smiling so cute under the rain?? This time Mark is on the spotlight, go now and
vote for your favourite.
Finally we added a desktop calendar for october. Click below to download it, even when you know you will find it in the sidebar too.

10 Years of Westlife - Live At Croke Park
Jane at the forum has found the cover of
10 Years of Westlife - Live At Croke Park' DVD at play.com. Thank you Jane for sharing.
You can pre-order the DVD at
Play or
HMV
Click the thumbnail above to see the image full sizeCredit/Source: play.com / hmv.com / Thanks Jane
Homophobic bullying is just as rife now as it was for FEARGHUS DE MHóRDA during his school days
SOME PEOPLE ARE GAY - get over it", is the tag line for an advertising campaign running in the UK to create awareness of homophobic bullying in schools. The campaign is being endorsed by celebrities, including Mark Feehily from Westlife.
Everyone gets bullied in school at some stage or another; being a fat kid with almost carrot-red hair at the time, I experienced my fair share of it myself. As I recollect, though, being branded a ‘sissy’, ‘gay’, ‘shirt-lifter’ or ‘fudge packer’ was just about the worst possible insult at the time. It appears, though, that not much has changed on that front these days.
Kids do have it too easy these days in many ways, but bullying is one area that can leave deep psychological scars. Kids can be so cruel and bullying can be hugely damaging, especially at key stages of development when a child's mind can be in a very strange place.
Last December, I was doing a group project in college which involved doing a presentation in front of 100 people or so. I volunteered to be one of the people to present -- mainly due to the fact that I'm normally fairly confident in this area. When the night came I lost my nerve and made a mess of my part of the presentation. The next day I was in work and I got an email from a fellow student. The email was copied to a lot of people in the class and said that I was a 'stupid faggot' and I had ruined the grades of everyone on the team. I sent back an fairly short email saying that if he didn't have the balls to present the project himself, then he was on thin ice when it came to criticising me in such an unconstructive way. Sadly, this guy continued to send me derogatory emails until I told him that if he had any further issues with me, it might be more appropriate to tease them out in the presence of the head of the college. I consider myself to be fairly tough and can give as good as I get but I was gutted by this episode.
What struck me most was the sheer strength of this guy's hatred for me simply because I'm gay. I thought about making an official complaint to the college, but I was going to have to be in a class for certain subjects with this guy for the next two years. Making an official complaint seemed risky when I weighed up the facts. I took the easy way out and decided to take a term off college, so that I wouldn't be in the same class as this man again.
I would rather stick hot needles in my eyes than go through what I experienced in school again. However, regardless of how tough I am, this episode did reopen past emotional wounds. Being called a 'faggot' as an adult man hurt as much now as it did when I was a child in school. My heart goes out to any kids experiencing homophobic bullying in school and I hope that Stonewall's campaign in the UK continues to garner positive publicity and support. And, as an Irish 'faggot', it's great to see someone like Westlife's Mark Feehily giving up his time to support the campaign.
Fearghusdemordha@yahoo.com
- Fearghus de Mhorda
Credit/Source: www.herald.ie
Westlife.com Newsletter
Croke Park DVD On Its Way - Cast Your Votes!It’s the news everyone’s been waiting for - the DVD of Westlife’s spectacular 10 year anniversary gig at Croke Park is coming your way in November!
10 Years of Westlife - Live at Croke Park will hit the shops on
24th November and promises to be a very special memento of one of the most important dates in the boys’ career so far.
Have Your Say!As if that news wasn’t exciting enough, YOU can also have your say on what goes on the DVD extras! Ten of Westlife’s music videos will be included, and we want you, their fans, to choose which ones they should be.
Whether it’s
'World Of Our Own' that rocks your world,
'Flying Without Wings' that’s your number one or
'Home' that you think just has to be on there, make sure you cast your all-important vote for your top video.
Head to the Poll on the official site to have your say. But hurry, voting closes at noon on Thursday 2nd October.
Shane On TV This WeekendIf you’ve been missing seeing the boys on your TV screens while they’re on their break, you’ll be very pleased to hear that Shane will be appearing on X Factor this weekend!
He’ll be giving Louis Walsh a hand in selecting which of the groups will make it through to the live shows.
Tune in for the double bill - one show on Saturday, one on Sunday - on ITV1.
For all the latest news, keep it at www.westlife.com.
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Credit/Source: Westlife.com newsletter
SOUTH BANK SHOW AWARDS HQ
We've added some High Quality pictures of Westlife at the
South Bank Show Awards that took place at the The Dorchester on 29 January 2008 in London. Click below to see them.

Credit/Source: Thanks
Lucy for the pictures
High Quality Pictures Of Kevin And Mark In Leeds
Hiya all Mark & Kevin Lovers!!

Missing our beautiful lads?... Very much I bet like we all do!

Hopefully they enjoy their time and also hopefully we'll soon have something new about them *fingers crossed*

We added 3 High Quality pictures of Kev and Mark taken in Leeds in March during Westlife's Back Home Tour.

Click on the images to view the full HQ picturesCredit/Source: Thanks
Connie for the pictures
Croke Park DVD Out In November
Yaaay we finally have official announcement about Westlife's new DVD
10 Years of Westlife - Live At Croke Park! I can see many happy faces out there!

It's the news you've all been waiting for - we can confirm that the DVD of Westlife's spectacular Croke Park gig, celebrating their decade at the top, will be hitting the shops on 24th November.
10 Years of Westlife - Live At Croke Park will be a very special momentum of one of the most important events in the boys' career to date. Featuring the band's amazing performances from the show, along with some top extras, it's a must for every fan's collection.
Credit/Source: www.westlife.com
More Tour Pictures
Our lovely mate Ceebs was in two Westlife concerts this year and she has shared her pictures with us. We have the picture from both nights but as they are a lot we've decided to add them little by little so for today we added to the
Tours Gallery the pictures from March 13th. Thank you so much hunnie for sharing the pictures.
Click the thumbs above to see all the picturesCredit/Source: Thanks Ceebs
WESTLIFE STAR BACKS GAY CAMPAIGN
WESTLIFE star MARK FEEHILY is spearheading a campaign to help fight homophobic bullying in Britain's schools.
The singer - who revealed he was gay in August 2005 - joined Stonewall's campaign because he was bullied as a boy.
He says, "It's not just individual bullying, it's the way kids in classrooms use the word gay to mean bad - gay trainers, a gay jacket they don't like - that needs to be tackled.
"People need to know that a throwaway remark at school will stab certain members of the class in the heart."
Feehily joins Sir Ian MCKellan, The Feeling star Dan Gillespie Sells, and Dannii Minogue in backing the nationwide campaign.
Credit/Source: www.contactmusic.com
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