[robbie1977]

Originally Posted by Gadgie

I've never heard anything about a radio licence. Can't find anything online either. Where do you buy a radio licence?

You cant just buy radio licence you have to buy the tv licence that covers both.

lm not 100% sure lm right but 90% sure.

[TouchingVirus]

Originally Posted by Gadgie

You need a licence even if your TV isn't connected to an aerial. See http://www.citizensinformation.ie/ca...ia/tv_licences for more info.

The OP said he doesn't have a television, not that he has a TV but it isn't connected to the aerial.

[Gadgie]

Originally Posted by Joey the lips

POST OFFICE.....

Well perhaps you could pop down there tomorrow and tell me how much they cost, since I don't see anything on the AnPost website about it.

[Gadgie]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

The OP said he doesn't have a television, not that he has a TV but it isn't connected to the aerial.

Read the whole thread - he/she says they have a TV in the wardrobe.

[pattly]

[QUOTE]

Originally Posted by robbie1977

So you do have a tv.
You have an aerial on your roof and a tv in your wardrobe and you are wondering if you are excempt from paying for a tv licence.

ya i was looking for an answer not another question ....... and moved in and dont want it. its an appartment - part of a house with an old areal. I would have to go home on a bus with a large old television thats why I thought that a wardrobe could do.

not that i should even bother responding.

[RolandIRL]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=do+you+need+a+l...dio+in+ireland

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/se...v_licences#431

nothing on google or citizen's info about a licence for a radio but plenty about tv

[RolandIRL]

Originally Posted by pattly

ya i was looking for an answer not another question ....... and moved in and dont want it.

even it's unused or broke, you still need to pay a licence fee. recycle or sell it if you don't want it

[TouchingVirus]

Originally Posted by Gadgie

Read the whole thread - he/she says they have a TV in the wardrobe.

My apologies, that was the one post I truly skimmed over

[pattly]

Originally Posted by whiteman19

even it's unused or broke, you still need to pay a licence fee. recycle or sell it if you don't want it

thanks Whiteman . Thats all I wanted to know, I have no interest in the television. I hope that its true as Ive heard this thing about the arel only recently and lived at home until recently . I may ask in the post office or someone else like citizens to see for sure.

[robbie1977]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_licence#Ireland


lm doubting myself now about the radiolicence .

in the table it mentions radio for some countries but not lreland.

[Gadgie]

Originally Posted by TouchingVirus

My apologies, that was the one post I truly skimmed over

No problem - I found it difficult to read, too.