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14-05-2013, 00:05   #1591
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Not sure of all the intricacies of registering an English car but as Snipey says above a private individual has to register the car within 24 hours or risk seizure(I presume that if you were actually caught driving an English reg you would probably be OK for a few days,maybe a week)
I would suspect that a dealer would be allowed to drive on "garage plates" but I don't think he would do this indefinitely.
Open to correction but as far as I know it is illegal to drive on English plates in Ireland(same as it is illegal to drive on Irish plates in England)
Put it this way,if I was a car dealer who was importing English cars and taking the English plates off them immediately,I would not be impressed if a competitor in the same town was flouting the law by driving on English plates for months.
Even if it is not illegal it gives the impression of "pulling a fast one"
Any car dealer that does not put a price on his cars is breaking the law too
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14-05-2013, 01:00   #1592
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I didn't hear this interview, but I did hear the one he did with Pat Kenny. He was advising business people to close the business down and tell their staff that they can't afford redundancy, but inform them how to go about getting it from the State. Then re open the business again, taking back on only the best workers, at a lower rate of pay, Charming!
when was this was did the plank say?
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14-05-2013, 09:22   #1593
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Funny, I listened to the interview and my wife overhearing it threw an absolute sh*tfit when he stated that he doesn't charge for his "counselling" services. She reckons he was interviewed on Midmorning sometime after the launch of the first book and being asked about his new counselling business that he did in fact state that he does charge people for the service...Can anyone find that original Midweek interview?

I'd be dead curious to see if in fact the very man who didn't recognise the tribunal of an aggrieved employee did in fact perjure himself!
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Funny, I listened to the interview and my wife overhearing it threw an absolute sh*tfit when he stated that he doesn't charge for his "counselling" services. She reckons he was interviewed on Midmorning sometime after the launch of the first book and being asked about his new counselling business that he did in fact state that he does charge people for the service...Can anyone find that original Midweek interview?

I'd be dead curious to see if in fact the very man who didn't recognise the tribunal of an aggrieved employee did in fact perjure himself!
?? he wasn't at the tribunal
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Apologies, bit early for me! Maybe perjure is not the correct term in this context. Did He say previously in the Midmorning show after the launch of the first book that he has a new business/service(Insight I believe its called) and charges clients for his advice.. considering that in the Tipp Fm podcast above that he stated that this is not true and that he does not charge for his services, ie is there a discrepancy in the truth.
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Good news for South Tipperary general Hospital.

On a brighter note for the Town of Clonmel...

http://www.nationalist.ie/news/good-...ured-1-5093312
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On a brighter note for the Town of Clonmel...

http://www.nationalist.ie/news/good-...ured-1-5093312
I hope this is true. However I wouldn't believe a word that came out of Reilly's month. He wouldn't hesitate to asset strip STGH if he thought it will boost FG's chances of re-election in Cork or Waterford or Kilkenny or Limerick. The Save our Hospital campaign needs to maintain a vocal presence to remind him that the lives of Tipperary people are just as valuable as those who live in constituencies that are likely to return a couple of FG TDs.
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Hmm, have to agree with you Touts. Lets wait and see.
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The Save our Hospital campaign needs to maintain a vocal presence to remind him that the lives of Tipperary people are just as valuable as those who live in constituencies that are likely to return a couple of FG TDs.
I wonder will anyone write to Dept. Health.......................and say we in South Tipperary welcome the decision stating it is intelligent to have a major hospital just 15 minutes off the M8 motorway.
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I wonder will anyone write to Dept. Health.......................and say we in South Tipperary welcome the decision stating it is intelligent to have a major hospital just 15 minutes off the M8 motorway.
Good idea. But I dont think the accountants in Department of Health actually run the health service. They handed responsibility to the accountants in the old Health boards who in turn passed it on to the accountants in the HSE who in turn passed it on to the accountants in HIQUA who in turn passed it on to the accountants based in the individual hospitals. And now they get to pass responsiblity on to the accountants in the six new health boards which are apparently already planning to pass it on to another set of accountants in UK style hospital trusts.

Its no wonder accountancy firms are struggling to recruit candidates for jobs. All the accountants are now healthcare professionals and all our actual healthcare professionals have to move to Australia to get a job.
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healthcare professionals have to move to Australia to get a job.
We are a small insular inward looking country. Professionals who are brave enough to experience life and work outside Ireland will bring back a more global view and should be given " brownie points" for any position they apply for if they wish to come back.
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