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Applying for Learners Permit

Hanzz · 2014-11-15 22:53:27

I have all the forms filled in, eye test done, theory done but am unsure of how to get my permit now? Do I just go to a centre or do I have to book an appointment? Any help would be great guys, thanks :)

15-11-2014 10:53pm

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Hanzz

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I have all the forms filled in, eye test done, theory done but am unsure of how to get my permit now? Do I just go to a centre or do I have to book an appointment?
Any help would be great guys, thanks

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#2 15-11-2014 11:31pm

ProudDUB

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Best option is to book yourself an appointment at ndls.ie. They do keep some appointments for walk ins, but you have to get there very early in the morning to get one, and there is usually a queue.

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#3 16-11-2014 1:53am

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