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The Liffey Lip

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #150 on: March 22, 2019, 11:50:33 am »
That Gerry Mander was one right selfish Fenian bastard alright.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #151 on: March 22, 2019, 12:01:08 pm »
Palestine 1994....Baruch Goldstein shot many Muslims in a mosque.....not a word nor a headscarf worn by mongs in Europe or Australasia...

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #152 on: March 22, 2019, 12:03:29 pm »
Ireland 2019 - Parnell Street , SC Road etc etc
He who fears he will suffer, already suffers because he fears.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #153 on: March 22, 2019, 12:12:03 pm »
FFS can you believe this .The extention is until the 12 th of April so does that mean midnight on the 11 th or midnight on the 12th they are discussing it now and cannot agree .Is it any wonder the Brits want out .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #154 on: March 22, 2019, 12:25:23 pm »
In bookie's terms, the day begins at midnight...so at 12 am on the 12th......you went to bed at 11.55 pm on the 11th.........

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #155 on: March 22, 2019, 12:29:14 pm »


Got this email from my insurance company today.

Dear Client,

 

We are emailing to advise you of potential changes in the event of a no-deal Brexit that may impact you and/or any named drivers noted on your motor policy.

 

Green Cards

If you plan to use your Irish registered vehicle in Northern Ireland or elsewhere in the UK after the 28th of March 2019, in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit you will require a Green card.

 

If you require a green card we will require a few details and an administration fee of €20.85. You can submit your request by clicking on the following link www.firstireland.ie/payments/index.php and selecting ‘Green Card’ from the drop-down options there.

 

This link will allow you to enter your necessary details and make payment by card. We will do our best to process your request as quickly as possible but due to potential high volumes of such requests, it may take up to 14 days to process and issue by post.

 

 

UK Licences

If you or any of your named drivers are a UK licence holder, We want to make you aware of recently published advice from the National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) regarding UK driving licence holders who reside in the Republic of Ireland. We are drawing your attention to this as it contains important information regarding what will happen with UK driving licence holders residing in Ireland in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

 

In summary the NDLS have advised that, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the driving licence of a UK licence holder living here in Ireland will no longer be recognised and the driver will not be able to continue to drive in Ireland on that licence.

 

The advice from the NDLS is that anyone holding a Full UK driving licence who resides in Ireland should exchange their licence for a Full Irish driving licence before the 29 March 2019, which is set as the withdrawal date of the UK from the EU. Under current arrangements a UK licence holder resident in the Republic of Ireland has an entitlement to make such an exchange, without issue. In this scenario, the driver will have all valid licence categories on their driver licence included on the Irish licence. There are some limited exceptions which can be obtained by contacting the NDLS.

 

To receive more information on the process of exchanging a UK licence, please visit, https://www.ndls.ie/news/149-brexit-update.html.

 

We would like to also take this opportunity to thank you for your custom as a valued Client of First Ireland.

 

Kind regards,


What do you do if your lucky or unlucky enough to get a run up north?
Mr. T-bag to you

john m

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #156 on: March 22, 2019, 12:29:39 pm »
Lip they are taking the piss .Which City do you think the Riots will start in,Birmingham must be the Fav but Liverpool must come in for some support North London must also be considered .Leister must also be on the list .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #157 on: March 22, 2019, 12:32:24 pm »
Sure I know...great crack though. What was the NZ army doing having a drill on the day of the "attack"?..same happened in London on 7/7...........all a laugh really.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #158 on: March 22, 2019, 12:57:48 pm »


Got this email from my insurance company today.

Dear Client,

 

We are emailing to advise you of potential changes in the event of a no-deal Brexit that may impact you and/or any named drivers noted on your motor policy.

 

Green Cards

If you plan to use your Irish registered vehicle in Northern Ireland or elsewhere in the UK after the 28th of March 2019, in the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit you will require a Green card.

 

If you require a green card we will require a few details and an administration fee of €20.85. You can submit your request by clicking on the following link www.firstireland.ie/payments/index.php and selecting ‘Green Card’ from the drop-down options there.

 

This link will allow you to enter your necessary details and make payment by card. We will do our best to process your request as quickly as possible but due to potential high volumes of such requests, it may take up to 14 days to process and issue by post.

 

 

UK Licences

If you or any of your named drivers are a UK licence holder, We want to make you aware of recently published advice from the National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) regarding UK driving licence holders who reside in the Republic of Ireland. We are drawing your attention to this as it contains important information regarding what will happen with UK driving licence holders residing in Ireland in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

 

In summary the NDLS have advised that, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the driving licence of a UK licence holder living here in Ireland will no longer be recognised and the driver will not be able to continue to drive in Ireland on that licence.

 

The advice from the NDLS is that anyone holding a Full UK driving licence who resides in Ireland should exchange their licence for a Full Irish driving licence before the 29 March 2019, which is set as the withdrawal date of the UK from the EU. Under current arrangements a UK licence holder resident in the Republic of Ireland has an entitlement to make such an exchange, without issue. In this scenario, the driver will have all valid licence categories on their driver licence included on the Irish licence. There are some limited exceptions which can be obtained by contacting the NDLS.

 

To receive more information on the process of exchanging a UK licence, please visit, https://www.ndls.ie/news/149-brexit-update.html.

 

We would like to also take this opportunity to thank you for your custom as a valued Client of First Ireland.

 

Kind regards,


What do you do if your lucky or unlucky enough to get a run up north?



I read somewhere that if you do not carry this card and get stopped up in Norn Eireann that they ignore the window sticker as it has no legality up there and just assume you have no insurance and will sieze your vehicle until you pay the fine and prove you have valid insurance .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #159 on: March 22, 2019, 01:02:09 pm »
In the "event of a no-deal Brexit". Relax.........they won't reimburse you if you pay now..............Brexit will lead to WW3..........you won't be worried about some Rangers fan looking to make the 1 pm sailing from Larne to Stranraer.

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« Reply #160 on: March 22, 2019, 01:52:05 pm »
Call it Lip ...I say they go next Friday .

Call it want you want... it won't happen.

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« Reply #161 on: March 22, 2019, 01:59:03 pm »
Here is a question for all you educated men .Britain leave with or without a deal .We the IRISH have free movement on the island of Ireland  Britain can check who travels betweenBritain and Norn Eireann at their ports or airports but how do the Irish state uphold international law and protect the UK ie Norn Eireanns from people without visas just walking across the border into the UK .If Leo thinks the British Government are not going to insist that the REpublic build a border to protect themfrom illegal entrants he has another thing coming .Britain only said THEY would not build a border .France will be checking passports at their ports Ireland will be checking at our ports and airports but what about the border how do Ireland uphold international law and prevent illegal entry into the UK from Ireland .

If Brexit proceeds to fruition the level of checks required on the movement of people will largely depend on the British position on immigration regardless of whether there is a formal deal or not. If Britain decides that it will remain open to all EU Citizens as is currently the case it would seem sensible for Europe to maintain it's open door policy in respect of HRH's subjects. In that case no significant controls would be required for travel/relocation between Europe and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #162 on: March 22, 2019, 02:04:36 pm »
One for the erm:

Are the British Prime Minister's (Taoiseach's) advisers stone mad or pure geniuses? After her apparent throwing the toys out of the pram in the presidential address the other night we now have a situation where Europe has outlined it's road map for Brexit as exactly what the British Prime Minister (Taoiseach) outlined as her plan before the "hissy fit".

Either way, as I previously suggested, it's the greatest comedy never written.

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #163 on: March 22, 2019, 03:37:12 pm »
One for the erm:

Are the British Prime Minister's (Taoiseach's) advisers stone mad or pure geniuses? After her apparent throwing the toys out of the pram in the presidential address the other night we now have a situation where Europe has outlined it's road map for Brexit as exactly what the British Prime Minister (Taoiseach) outlined as her plan before the "hissy fit".

Either way, as I previously suggested, it's the greatest comedy never written.

The unelected Loyalist and her party told Tessy No Surrender .Two choices left Crash out or revoke article 50 .Tessy is now back in absolute control if she wants out its out if she wants to remain its remain .

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Re: The Brexodus
« Reply #164 on: March 22, 2019, 05:15:22 pm »
I see the mistake you're making... you think the puppets are pulling their own strings.

 


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