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Hahhahaha he's way too lazy for that unfortunately
Joke aside, I wonder how many people actually leave the doors closed...
Unfortunately not enough, hence the severe punishments for people found neglecting them: :eek::eek::eek: -
“It shall be the duty of every person having control over premises to which this section applies to –
(a) take all reasonable measures to guard against the outbreak of fire on such premises,
(b) provide reasonable fire safety measures for such premises and prepare and provide appropriate fire safety procedures for ensuring the safety of persons on such premises,
(c) ensure that the fire safety measures and procedures referred to in paragraph (b) are applied at all times, and
(d) ensure, as far as is reasonably practicable, the safety of persons on the premises in the event of an outbreak of fire whether such outbreak has occurred or not.”
A person convicted for an offence under the above may be liable to a maximum fine of €12,697.38 and/or imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years.
Don't worry Fompi, we won't tell 0 -
Unfortunately not enough, hence the severe punishments for people found neglecting them: :eek::eek::eek: -
“It shall be the duty of every person having control over premises to which this section applies to –
(a) take all reasonable measures to guard against the outbreak of fire on such premises,
(b) provide reasonable fire safety measures for such premises and prepare and provide appropriate fire safety procedures for ensuring the safety of persons on such premises,
(c) ensure that the fire safety measures and procedures referred to in paragraph (b) are applied at all times, and
(d) ensure, as far as is reasonably practicable, the safety of persons on the premises in the event of an outbreak of fire whether such outbreak has occurred or not.”
A person convicted for an offence under the above may be liable to a maximum fine of €12,697.38 and/or imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years.
Don't worry Fompi, we won't tell
hmmmmm, €12,697.38 fine OR a cat that constantly scratches the doors to get in, or out, or neither, or both. Or worse, having to sleep with the cat AND the litter tray.
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Are the TV channels provided through the Virgin connection SD only, or has someone gotten HD to work?
I notice that some of the channels picked up are the HD version but are getting displayed are SD.
Same issue here... I asked when I moved in in February, if we could have the HD (even if we have to pay more?) but they seemed to have no idea what I was talking about. Husband is really missing his HD sports channel. And it's a shame when we have a good TV, we can really see it's SD only
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Regarding the pictures: mine were easy to remove, I just needed to pull towards me from the bottom then push up. They were stuck to a massive piece of wood which appeared to be stuck to the wall. Thankfully I had frames deep enough to fit on this piece of wood. At first I thought I would just open them up and replace the picture but it turns out they would be ruined if you do, so they're sitting in the boiler room.
Friends moved in next door and I went over to do my trick on the frames but they appear to be fully stuck to the walls, no way I could move them either from the botton or the top... what the ????
The blinds now, you made me laugh Outlander, because I do the exact same thing to block the sides, but with scarves on each side!
I also wake up with a sore throat and of course it's the Covid until I realise it might just be the air, hahahaha. I'm not too bothered though.
The birds. OH MY GOD I LOVE the birds, don't you dare yelling at my birds It totally feels like we're in a jungle! I keep my windows open only to hear them, such a delight. (but, ok, I can understand they might be a bit too loud )
The warmth. It was 25° yesterday in my apartment. Without heating. So yes, it's warm. Really warm. Really REALLY warm. But when I went to my friends' apartement I noticed a big drop in temperature compared to mine. They're on the 1st floor, I'm on the 5th so I assumed I get ALL OF THE SUN and they dont have any. I also assume apartments on the north side are not as warm... But I like it, not complaining (remind me of that in July when I complain I'm roasting)
And finally, WHAT? We can change provider
Now that's a good news!!!! How do you do that? Technically I mean?
I'm spending around €30 per week without ANY heating at all so yes, that's really expensive.0 -
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The providers are all the same in the sense they provide electricity (;)) but there are tons of different price plans and offers.
Plus, to attract new customers, all providers offer new customer or switching bonuses - eg if you switched to Electric Ireland today you would get €175 in credits and a 5.5% discount on the unit charges. If you do this every 12 months, you can always avail of a new providers switching bonus
Every property has an electricity meter that remains even when you switch, but there's an additional meter for Prepay accounts which might might need to be removed (by them) or they just disable it and leave it (most likely).
Prepay is more expensive by default as it pushes connivence and more control on your "bill" - but in reality you pay extra for that. It's also easier for landlords to manage so probably why they did it for all these apartments by default.
Thanks for all the info! I'll see if I'm brave enough to spend time on this 0 -
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Hi!
Bit spooked at the moment, we got a new tv delivered and then almost 10 mins later there was drone outside our balcony looking at the tv, the guy took the drone in his car and drove off, called the cops. Any advice? Is there an issue with the area?
??? :eek: Never had any problem so far, that's really weird
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Regarding the pictures: mine were easy to remove, I just needed to pull towards me from the bottom then push up. They were stuck to a massive piece of wood which appeared to be stuck to the wall. Thankfully I had frames deep enough to fit on this piece of wood. At first I thought I would just open them up and replace the picture but it turns out they would be ruined if you do, so they're sitting in the boiler room.
Friends moved in next door and I went over to do my trick on the frames but they appear to be fully stuck to the walls, no way I could move them either from the botton or the top... what the ????
The blinds now, you made me laugh Outlander, because I do the exact same thing to block the sides, but with scarves on each side!
I also wake up with a sore throat and of course it's the Covid until I realise it might just be the air, hahahaha. I'm not too bothered though.
The birds. OH MY GOD I LOVE the birds, don't you dare yelling at my birds It totally feels like we're in a jungle! I keep my windows open only to hear them, such a delight. (but, ok, I can understand they might be a bit too loud )
The warmth. It was 25° yesterday in my apartment. Without heating. So yes, it's warm. Really warm. Really REALLY warm. But when I went to my friends' apartement I noticed a big drop in temperature compared to mine. They're on the 1st floor, I'm on the 5th so I assumed I get ALL OF THE SUN and they dont have any. I also assume apartments on the north side are not as warm... But I like it, not complaining (remind me of that in July when I complain I'm roasting)
And finally, WHAT? We can change provider Now that's a good news!!!! How do you do that? Technically I mean?
I'm spending around €30 per week without ANY heating at all so yes, that's really expensive.
:pac: They're things only a total insomniac like myself would care about ha. My partner is the heaviest sleeper in the world, a train could drive through the room and he wouldn't budge, and meanwhile I'm trying to quieten birdsong! I'm also on a high floor and facing the park so it's sun all day long. It's easy enough to keep the living room cool now, the summer might be a fun challenge I'm surprised with how little wind the balconies actually get! I was up on top of the penthouse roof during the open day and was nearly blown off of it, but balcony seems to be pretty protected.
Yep delighted to be changing provider, we've been around that price too per week so it'll be much better after we switch.
Also, even if anyone doesn't want the hassle of changing, it's worth calling up and saying you want to, they immediately offered us a better rate to try and get us to stay.0 -
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