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Powerboating licences

tracker-man · 2012-05-16 18:10:58

Are powerboating licences internationally recognised by any particular body or is there a way of transferring a licence obtained abroad (Say, California) to an Irish licence? Thanks

16-05-2012 06:10PM

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tracker-man

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Are powerboating licences internationally recognised by any particular body or is there a way of transferring a licence obtained abroad (Say, California) to an Irish licence?

Thanks

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#2 16-05-2012 06:18PM

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Give these guy's a call they should be able to help. http://www.sailing.ie/Portals/0/Racing%20Section/Offshore%20Licence%20Notes%202012.pdf

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#3 18-05-2012 02:43PM

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Tracker - man ,
give Ed a call he looks after that

Racing Manager
Ed Alcock
ed@sailing.ie
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+353 (0)86 819 4390

course if your just looking for a spin out you could do worse then give us a mail on http://www.thundercatracing.ie/

there are guys out most weekends
Dar

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