Nice one OG.. XxxPlease pass on my best wishes and sympathy to her.
Nice one OG.. XxxPlease pass on my best wishes and sympathy to her.
As with almost everything you bring up there is more to it than you understand... A more uptodate posting.
As with almost everything you bring up there is more to it than you understand... A more uptodate posting.
Since you are unlikely to read more than a sentence ,the regulation refers as far as I understand to persons RESIDENT in Ireland, as opposed to visitors passing through. You will be aware that normal car insurance and road tax assumes a permanent residence and that having the car in other jurisdictions for extended periods means that they should be re-registered in the new location. I think 3 months would be a typical maximum.
Emergency law change planned to facilitate Irish residents with UK driving licences in no-deal Brexi
CONOR HENEGHAN
No need to panic after all.
The AA says it will be “very unlikely” that UK driving licences held by Irish residents will be invalid in Ireland in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
On Friday, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) revealed that “in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the driving licence of a UK licence holder living here in Ireland will not be recognised and the driver will not be able to continue to drive here in Ireland on that licence”.
Affected motorists still have plenty of time to exchange their UK driving licence for an Irish driving licence before Britain’s scheduled exit from the EU on 29 March, but in a statement on Friday, the AA revealed that such a move will probably not be necessary after all.
An emergency change to the law, the AA says, can be prepared and be ready in time for the end of March should a no-deal Brexit come into effect.
The AA says that an emergency ‘patch’ in legal regulations would be required to recognise those licences but also revealed that the Department of Transport is aware of the issue and has already discussed it with the AA.
The AA did, however, point out that “Brexit or no Brexit” motorists are supposed to swap a UK licence for an Irish one if they are resident in Ireland for more than 100 days.
That law has never been enforced and didn’t matter while both licences were European, which, of course, won’t be the case if and when Brexit goes ahead at the end of next month.
The AA has provided a helpful guide for motorists who may be affected by the implications of Brexit, which can be read here, while an FAQ on the same matter on the RSA website can be accessed here.
Great Tommie, recognition that we are a Republic rather than the Free State ,is a step in tge right direction.Just another in the long list of problems the Irish Republic have brought upon themselves.
There wouldn`t have been a border if the 26 counties hadn`t decided to leave the U.K.
It`s something they and they alone created.
So deal with it.
How nice of you to notice that I am an Anglophile. That is why I don't want you all to suffer.Lose the tude Dani. It doesn't suit you.
Your Stockholm syndrome of us is enduring.
You are an anglophile.
So. As it says. We have 28 days to get a license. But only 14 days grace. Nice.
Catch yourself on wee feller. Your tin pot leader is making your citizens life hell if we reciprocate.
We wouldn't obviously. We are above such petty measures.
How nice of you to notice that I am an Anglophile. That is why I don't want you all to suffer.
Tommie , what are you going on about? the problem is due to us leaving the EU, so what is this nonsense to do with anything?Just another in the long list of problems the Irish Republic have brought upon themselves.
There wouldn`t have been a border if the 26 counties hadn`t decided to leave the U.K.
It`s something they and they alone created.
So deal with it.
Now a leave voter agrees we will suffer.We will suffer.
Bur it's worth it.
You will hate the EU again.
Then you will see why
Now I’m going to be away for a couple of days, so no squabbling with Fingers & Tommie. I’ve asked Zlatan to keep an eye on you and to let me know if there is any trouble. Behave yourself.Great Tommie, recognition that we are a Republic rather than the Free State ,is a step in tge right direction.
You are absolutely right,had Hanoverian England,not forced an Act of Union in 1801, then there would be none of this nonsense, ... Brought about only because those pesky Presbyterians in Antrim believed in the Rights of Man and created the United Irishman movement., So had there been no Union , there would never have been partition. Don't write yourselves out of the history.
Lose the tude?Lose the tude Dani. It doesn't suit you.
Your Stockholm syndrome of us is enduring.
You are an anglophile.
So. As it says. We have 28 days to get a license. But only 14 days grace. Nice.
Catch yourself on wee feller. Your tin pot leader is making your citizens life hell if we reciprocate.
We wouldn't obviously. We are above such petty measures.
For the avoidance of doubt: I never trusted him then. Nor now. Nor did I find him amusing in his clowning outings (such as Have I Got News For You). Or the numerous bloke-in-a-pub interviews.Let me remind everyone, Farage promised we did not have to leave the single Market and Customs Union during the referendum, he also recently stated that he never promised so how can anyone trust him Now
Exactly!!if we brexit without a deal, the value of the Pound will drop and prices, not just food prices, will go up instantly.
I expect Chinese e-bike prices will come down, German prices will go up though.
the Department for International Trade is expected on Monday to publish a list of new import taxes, or tariffs, that will apply to 5200 products, including food and clothing, should the UK crash out of the EU without a deal.
That's rubbish. We should all examine our attitudes, Tommie no more than anyone and less than many.Lose the tude?
No one has a worse problem with attitude than you tommie!