Thank you. I am still a little concerned as the mail in my area is abysmal - post seems to take forever to arrive if at all. If it doesn't come in the next few weeks who do I inform so that proceedings are not issued against me? I don't want the hastle of going to court, even if it is to explain that the ticket never arrived - I just want to pay the €80 and get on with my life! (NB no penalty points due as I have a UK issued driving licence)
If you have a UK paper licence you're fine re: the points*. If you have a UK ten-year photocard licence then the points will be waiting for you when/if you renew it for an Irish one.
Hi sse, I was aware of the shadow licence so I won't be getting an Irish licence. It doesn't matter anyway as I will be returning to the UK next year. I have a photocard that will expire 2013.
I'm very aware of my speed now anyway, so the experience did the trick.
Hi sse, I was aware of the shadow licence so I won't be getting an Irish licence. It doesn't matter anyway as I will be returning to the UK next year. I have a photocard that will expire 2013.
I'm very aware of my speed now anyway, so the experience did the trick.
The ticket finally arrived after 9 weeks. Curiously according to the penalty points fact sheet I got after paying it, the points remain on my licence record indefinitely until I have an Irish Licence on which they can be endorsed. Only after they are endosed does the expiry period on the points start to tick down. Therefore I now have no incentive to ever change to an Irish Licence even if I wasn't returning to the UK next year!
had a similar problem about licence uk it ran out so applied to dvlc to renew only to be told not living in uk , so had to apply for irish one. same with uk passport could renew cause not living there ,but you can get it from british embassy in dublin.
double standards
paul
had a similar problem about licence uk it ran out so applied to dvlc to renew only to be told not living in uk , so had to apply for irish one. same with uk passport could renew cause not living there ,but you can get it from british embassy in dublin.
double standards
paul