Irv's Daughter - His Side Of The Story From Sunday World
Jonathan McCormack
EDDIE IRVINE: MY LOVE FOR DAUGHTER ZOE
Irish Formula One star Eddie Irvine last night revealed that he has a three
year old daughter.The Ferrari racing driver - currently dating Dutch model
Anouk Voorveld - went public to say that he loves young Zoe and still visits
her regularly .
"I get on really well with her mother and I visit them both as often as I
can," Eddie said.
The tots mum is Maria Drummond, who was involved with Eddie for three years
, and originally hails from Macau." Maria brings Zoe over to visit my
parents Edmund and Kathleen " he said " all my friends have known about Zoe
since before she was born - frankly after that I don't care who knows."
"She's my daughter and I'm proud of her "said the doting dad.
Inside the article continues.....
RACE ACE EDDIE PROUD TO BE A DAD ,
WHY DAUGHTER ZOE TAKES POLE POSITION IN IRVINE'S LIFE
Formula one driver Eddie Irvine has told of his love for his 3yr old
daughter .
The multimillionaire high flier spoke out after a British tabloid stalked
his ex-girlfriend Maria Drummond in London .
" Maria has been followed by this papers reporters for the past week - I
don't know what the big deal is about Zoe.
" Everyone knew about her except , apparently this newspaper"
Last night the Ferrari driver said that he was extremely upset by the way
the British paper has treated his private life .
" Her full name is actually Zoe Irvine and she has an Irish passport " Says
Eddie .
" I get on really well with her mother and I visit them both as often as I
can"
" and Maria brings Zoe over to Ireland to visit my parents regularly" says
the doting dad .
" All my friends and family have known about Zoe since before she was born"
says Irvine
"Frankly after that I don't care who knows-she's my daughter and I'm proud
of her.I don't know why the paper has to go following Maria around
London.It's not news to anyone that matters to me "
Eddie has a reputation on the multi billion pound F1 circuit as a playboy
.He's been spotted on the arms of numerous high profile models .
However all his close friends knew that his outward image masked another
face : that of doting dad
" I never made any effort to keep Zoe secret , far from it , I just don't
regard it as anyone's business" says Eddie .
" All sorts of things have been written about me over the years and I
haven't responded ." But this time they followed Maria around London and
that really annoyed me " says the Co. Down driver .
Irvine was romantically linked to the mother of the child Maria Deummond for
3 years - she comes from Macau .
The two are still close friends and are in constant contact.
Irvine also supports the child financially .
Eddie is currently linked with model Anouk Voorveld.Irelands most eligible
bachelor met the beauty last march and she says that at heart he's a softie
." he just wants to have fun in his life - he's very easy to work out"
However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to sail
around the world for a couple of years .
Jonathan
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"What a start to my Grand Prix career. I get punched by Senna in my first
race, crash in my second, destroy four cars in my third and get banned from
my fourth. People are going to think I'm some kind of nutter." - Eddie
Irvine 1994
Irv The Swerve @ http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7864
Glenys Williams
<McCor...@BelfastCity.Gov.UK> wrote:
>However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to sail
>around the world for a couple of years .
Erhum! That's a euphemism I haven't heard before .... ;))
Glenys
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Kim Andrews
Williams) wrote:
>On Wed, 7 Jul 1999 10:00:59 +0100, "Jonathan McCormack"
><McCor...@BelfastCity.Gov.UK> wrote:
>
>>However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to sail
>>around the world for a couple of years .
>
>Erhum! That's a euphemism I haven't heard before .... ;))
Having taken part in something called "Europa 92" where several yachts
"sailed" around the world I can attest to the appropriateness of the
phrase... naturally I was merely an objective observer of the
phenomenon. [1] ;o)
Kimbo
[1] though not the actually activity I hasten to add.
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> On Wed, 7 Jul 1999 10:00:59 +0100, "Jonathan McCormack"
> <McCor...@BelfastCity.Gov.UK> wrote:
>
> >However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to sail
> >around the world for a couple of years .
>
> Erhum! That's a euphemism I haven't heard before .... ;))
>
Eddie Irvine? A 'Sailor'?? Dear God, not another Ralf!
Oh, the humanity,
Mike.
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Paul B
<myn...@replace.this.co.uk> writes
>On Wed, 7 Jul 1999 10:00:59 +0100, "Jonathan McCormack"
><McCor...@BelfastCity.Gov.UK> wrote:
>
>>However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to sail
>>around the world for a couple of years .
>
>Erhum! That's a euphemism I haven't heard before .... ;))
>
Perhaps he's currently got a floating gin-palace and two mistresses,
when he's booted out of Ferrari he'll likely end up with a rowing boat
and two 'oars ;-)
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Bre-Pa Wabri
Glenys Williams
<who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>> >However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to sail
>> >around the world for a couple of years .
>>
>> Erhum! That's a euphemism I haven't heard before .... ;))
>>
>
>Eddie Irvine? A 'Sailor'?? Dear God, not another Ralf!
heheheh :)) I've been toying with the idea of a faq, in the original
sense. You know:
Q: When was the last time a woman drove in f1
Blah blah blah Lola wossername blah blah. Barbara Cartland, pink
museum, blah, blah.
Q: Somebody told me that there was once a six-wheeled F1 car
A: Yes there was! And the jpeg is at .....
Q: Is it true that women can't drive because they don't have spatial
perception?
A: No. Lots of women drive. *And* they get lower insurance.
Explain *that!*
Q: Is it true that Ralph is gay?
A. We don't know. We have, however, decided it doesn't matter.
Q: Did Corrina Schumacher really once go out with HHF?
A: Yes. But he's over it.
Q: What colour are the Ferrari cars?
A: Orange
Q: Does Eddie Irvine really have a love-child?
A: Yes, but he's sailing around the world to get over it. Oh, and
we've decided *that* doesn't matter as well.
Yours in anticipation ....
Trolls R Us :))
Oh yeah, and I forgot:
Q: Who won the Swedish GP?
Stephen M Baines
<myn...@replace.this.co.uk> writes
>heheheh :)) I've been toying with the idea of a faq, in the original
>sense. You know:
<Snip>
ROFLMAO - BUMBLE!!!! One for the archive.
>
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Doug Finch
<McCor...@BelfastCity.Gov.UK> wrote:
>The tots mum is Maria Drummond, who was involved with Eddie for three years
>, and originally hails from Macau." Maria brings Zoe over to visit my
>parents Edmund and Kathleen " he said " all my friends have known about Zoe
>since before she was born - frankly after that I don't care who knows."
Hmm... and given how Edmund tends to run off at the month, I'd
guess that his friends knew about Zoe WELL before she was born.
Perhaps 9 months before she was born...
>"She's my daughter and I'm proud of her "said the doting dad.
Egad - what's this world coming to? We're in the midst of an
apparent epidemic of F1 illegitimacy. First Fisichella (apparently)
and now Irv. What next, will Jacques reveal that there's another "boy
wonder" at loose in the world?
Fin-Do Hator
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something big in my pocket."
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1997 CART championship.
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Jonathan McCormack
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"What a start to my Grand Prix career. I get punched by Senna in my first
race, crash in my second, destroy four cars in my third and get banned from
my fourth. People are going to think I'm some kind of nutter." - Eddie
Irvine 1994
Irv The Swerve @ http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7864
Glenys Williams <myn...@replace.this.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3784b9ff...@news.tgis.co.uk...
> On Wed, 7 Jul 1999 18:12:30 +0100, "Mike Whooley"
> <who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>
> >> >However ,Eddie is in no hurry to tie the knot and says he'd like to
sail
> >> >around the world for a couple of years .
> >>
> >> Erhum! That's a euphemism I haven't heard before .... ;))
> >>
> >
> >Eddie Irvine? A 'Sailor'?? Dear God, not another Ralf!
>
> heheheh :)) I've been toying with the idea of a faq, in the original
> sense. You know:
>
> Q: When was the last time a woman drove in f1
>
> Blah blah blah Lola wossername blah blah. Barbara Cartland, pink
> museum, blah, blah.
>
> Q: Somebody told me that there was once a six-wheeled F1 car
>
> A: Yes there was! And the jpeg is at .....
>
> Q: Is it true that women can't drive because they don't have spatial
> perception?
>
> A: No. Lots of women drive. *And* they get lower insurance.
> Explain *that!*
>
> Q: Is it true that Ralph is gay?
>
> A. We don't know. We have, however, decided it doesn't matter.
>
> Q: Did Corrina Schumacher really once go out with HHF?
>
> A: Yes. But he's over it.
>
> Q: What colour are the Ferrari cars?
>
> A: Orange
>
> Q: Does Eddie Irvine really have a love-child?
>
> A: Yes, but he's sailing around the world to get over it. Oh, and
> we've decided *that* doesn't matter as well.
>
>
> Yours in anticipation ....
>
> Trolls R Us :))
>
>
> Oh yeah, and I forgot:
>
> Q: Who won the Swedish GP?
>
:)
Whats Gucciphile gonna do now, you've answered all his questions!
> ---
> "Milton Keynes: It isn't *that* bad"
>
Yes it is
Jonathan
Mike Whooley
news:3784b9ff...@news.tgis.co.uk...
> On Wed, 7 Jul 1999 18:12:30 +0100, "Mike Whooley"
> <who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>
> Oh yeah, and I forgot:
>
> Q: Who won the Swedish GP?
>
Will this ever faqqing go away ?? ;)
Seriously, what I've always thought would be great to see would
be an archive of the best subject lines, one liners, and yes, maybe
even disputes from rasf1. It seems to me a lot gets lost in the fog
of time....
Glenys Williams
<who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>Seriously, what I've always thought would be great to see would
>be an archive of the best subject lines, one liners, and yes, maybe
>even disputes from rasf1. It seems to me a lot gets lost in the fog
>of time....
Bumble wants to put them on the rasfl.org website, I think it's got to
be up to us to say "archive this, Bumble."
Silliness aside, we do get some recurring questions similar to the
ones I've highlighted, when we get *the* authorative answer, or
several of them, perhaps we should archive those?
Glenys
---
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Put my first name and tgis in the relevant places
Mike Whooley
> On Thu, 8 Jul 1999 11:19:11 +0100, "Mike Whooley"
> <who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>
> >Seriously, what I've always thought would be great to see would
> >be an archive of the best subject lines, one liners, and yes, maybe
> >even disputes from rasf1. It seems to me a lot gets lost in the fog
> >of time....
>
> Bumble wants to put them on the rasfl.org website, I think it's got to
> be up to us to say "archive this, Bumble."
>
I didn't even know this existed, thanks. Is it ok to ask Bumble to
archive your own posts ;)
> Silliness aside, we do get some recurring questions similar to the
> ones I've highlighted, when we get *the* authorative answer, or
> several of them, perhaps we should archive those?
>
Sure, but how do we know when we have the authorative answer,
when we stop arguing?
No, you're right, this would be a great idea, if enough people
contributed. A variation on "The Guinness book of F1"?
Glenys Williams
<who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>Sure, but how do we know when we have the authorative answer,
>when we stop arguing?
If we carry on arguing, we archive substantive, not insulting, posts,
from both sides of the argument.
>
>No, you're right, this would be a great idea, if enough people
>contributed. A variation on "The Guinness book of F1"?
Yup. And include the funny ones/historical ones.
Sven =8^J
> I didn't even know this existed, thanks.
it even won the Swedish GP!!!
Sven.
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<who...@technologist.com> said the following......
>Glenys Williams <myn...@replace.this.co.uk> wrote in message news:3784932d.61161
>8...@news.tgis.co.uk...
>> On Thu, 8 Jul 1999 11:19:11 +0100, "Mike Whooley"
>> <who...@technologist.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Seriously, what I've always thought would be great to see would
>> >be an archive of the best subject lines, one liners, and yes, maybe
>> >even disputes from rasf1. It seems to me a lot gets lost in the fog
>> >of time....
>>
>> Bumble wants to put them on the rasfl.org website, I think it's got to
>> be up to us to say "archive this, Bumble."
>>
>
>I didn't even know this existed, thanks. Is it ok to ask Bumble to
>archive your own posts ;)
Course you can, I've even archived one of my own!! :)
>
>> Silliness aside, we do get some recurring questions similar to the
>> ones I've highlighted, when we get *the* authorative answer, or
>> several of them, perhaps we should archive those?
>>
>Sure, but how do we know when we have the authorative answer,
>when we stop arguing?
>
>No, you're right, this would be a great idea, if enough people
>contributed. A variation on "The Guinness book of F1"?
>
>Mike.
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>Ferrari -> Tifosi... Jordan -> Letsgosee
>
>
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>perception?
>
>A: No. Lots of women drive. *And* they get lower insurance.
>Explain *that!*
>
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women" thread, 1998
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