Deleted User wrote: » Hose pipe ban issued in South Tipp… 16 Jul, 2013 - Ban effective immediately and will be in force for 4 weeks... South Tipp County Council has been issued a hose pipe ban. The ban is being placed on all County Council, town council and borough councils effective immediately. The Emergency Notice will be in place for a period of 4 weeks. South Tipp County Council say they have been forced to implement the ban, as a result of severe water shortages due to the hot weather.http://www.tippfm.com/news/detail/hose_pipe_ban_issued_in_south_tipp
questionmark? wrote: » Absolute joke tbh. Leaky pipes everywhere. Cant understand that during the good times that the water infrastructure was not improved. After our wet winter there should be plenty of water.
jimmy180sx wrote: » The water is treated, and then fed through the infrastructure. Yes we get a lot of rain, but, it doesn't fall from the sky pretreated and ready to drink
sonyvision wrote: » Hi Clonmel, Not from the area but I work in clonmel, could some 1 recommend a garage that will service a 2010 renault with a reasonable price ?? And possibly give me a replacement car ??
copy1 wrote: » oh how the tables have turned for George Mordaunt,best of look renting your old building.
barbie1 wrote: » How do you know there is a hosepipe ban? I've received nothing from the council.
copy1 wrote: » out of the Nissan building in months time and back renting old GBM from Supermacs(for a matter of time from what i hear). i bet his dad (a pure gentlman) is sick over the mess his boy has done AGAIN
copy1 wrote: » its not a secret,lots of people talking about it.what goes around comes around.
copy1 wrote: » why would i?does it make a differance if i m wrong
copy1 wrote: » dont mean to be with you.Sorry if i offended.
Sorry if i offended.
copy1 wrote: » He sure is,that just beats me how he can get away with that.
darragh o meara wrote: » It beats me too and heres why: A few years ago I was unfortunate to be stopped by Customs driving a friends UK registered car. This friend was home on holidays and let me take it into town, Everything was above board like insurance etc. The customs officer gave me a seriously hard time and threatened to seize the car and fine me. In the end I was able to get the owner to come into me and prove that he owned the car and that he had lent it to me. The Customs officer showed me some regulations stating that even though the car was not here illegally it was still illegal for an Irish resident to be driving it here. Now Georgie has mentioned on the radio a few times that the car is "Not His" and that its belonging to some company in the UK who let him use it. So in essence he is breaking the law and should have had the car seized long ago.. My opinion on the whole thing and its wholly my opinion nothing else is that Georgie like so many other lads who went bust during the recession is setting himself up in the UK for a nice soft bankruptcy and having a UK registered car in his name would go someway towards showing that he has based himself in the UK as is part of the bankruptcy proceedings. I could be wrong but it does look fishy that he has had that UK reg Jag for a long time on the road. ANyway, off topic. The old Mordaunt showroom would be ideal for Barlows to pickup cheaply to support their new Nissan dealership. Im sure they'd have to build something on the current premises to keep Nissan there as very few manufacturers would be keen on A: A dealer selling their cars in a showroom with another manufacturer. Or B: From a trailer in the carpark.
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