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ronano · 2004-05-20 09:39:39

I apologise but time is of the essence, i am 20 and want to register to vote in the numerous upcoming elections etc. What do i need to register ? where do i ? in dublin city or in my local area i believe there is still time left I have a birth cert and isic student card on me. I will delete this within 15mins if i get a…

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I apologise but time is of the essence, i am 20 and want to register to vote in the numerous upcoming elections etc.

What do i need to register ?

where do i ? in dublin city or in my local area

i believe there is still time left

I have a birth cert and isic student card on me.

I will delete this within 15mins if i get a reply or not

thank you

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#2 20-05-2004 9:48am

Beruthiel

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Originally posted by ronano
What do i need to register ?

go to your local post office and ask for a registration form, fill it out and send it off

where do i ? in dublin city or in my local area

pick where you live as it's easier to go vote

i believe there is still time left

not too sure about that, I thought they had a cut off point, could be wrong there though

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#3 20-05-2004 9:48am

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Go to your local library. Register to vote there.

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#4 20-05-2004 10:18am

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Closing date is next Monday.

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#5 20-05-2004 10:20am

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Chances are that you're already regstered at your home. I never registered, but am registered (if you get me).

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#6 20-05-2004 10:32am

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he'd probably know by now if he was reg'd - he would have probably had a card delivered last time around (<2yrs..). Otherwise, post office. In dublin, they usually send someone around checking that there isn't anyone missing from the register.

(ps: you won't be able to delete the thread )

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#7 20-05-2004 10:36am

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Originally posted by sceptre
Closing date is next Monday.

No way to do it online?

Arse. Looks like I'll have to go down to my parents house again.

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#8 20-05-2004 10:41am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?postid=671632#post671632

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#9 20-05-2004 10:41am

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Originally posted by Karoma
he'd probably know by now if he was reg'd - he would have probably had a card delivered last time around (<2yrs..). Otherwise, post office. In dublin, they usually send someone around checking that there isn't anyone missing from the register.

(ps: you won't be able to delete the thread )

Ok, i will go to my local libaray and failing that my local post office. I didn't know i couldn't delete this thread so all i can do is say sorry and it won't happen again and let it sink to the bottom. Thanks everyone

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#10 20-05-2004 10:57am

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Don't apologise - it's a legit post (& certainly not as much a threadwaste as most of the other crap in this forum)

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#11 20-05-2004 3:29pm

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Originally posted by seamus
No way to do it online? Arse. Looks like I'll have to go down to my parents house again.

No, just say you've had to move because of work and get reregistered.

Registering to vote in Ireland http://www.oasis.gov.ie/government_in_ireland/elections/registering_to_vote_in_ireland.html?search=vote

You can download an application form for inclusion on the Postal Voters List if you are unable to vote due to your occupation here. http://www.oasis.gov.ie/utilities/redirect.php?url=http://www.dublincity.ie/services/forms/frmpdf/pv2.pdf

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#12 20-05-2004 3:54pm

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Originally posted by ronano
so all i can do is say sorry and it won't happen again and let it sink to the bottom. Thanks everyone

Jebus ronano, as Karoma said, this is more worthwhile than most of the ****e that gets posted here (no disrespect to the ****e-posters, I enjoy some of it).

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