Passport service

[jimmym]

He has a better rep than John Cleary, which wouldn't be hard in fairness, but I'm sure he's as ruthless when he wants to be.

You wont survive in that game without having a nasty streak

 

[Hoggys White Helmet]

I have met Brian a few times find him to be a very nice bloke, He said red tape has seen so many delays to projects,

Think he has a huge project coming up around Kerry Pike 400 houses. Next to the golf course

 

[PussyinBoots]

Think he has a huge project coming up around Kerry Pike 400 houses. Next to the golf course

That'll be grand for him. Mate of mine Lyons used live out in Kerrypike. In the 90s, he decided to have a house party and most of CBC and even some of pres showed up. His gaff was destroyed. But then what he did was collect all the cans and just dump them in a farmer's field across the road. The farmer saw him and brought all the cans back to his parents, lmao.

 

[RizzlaRebel]

He has a better rep than John Cleary, which wouldn't be hard in fairness, but I'm sure he's as ruthless when he wants to be.

Cleary has a knack for getting things built though, and good quality as well

 

[Crisp Sandwich]

The passport card is less than useless - from personal experience. It's nothing more than an overpriced ID card.

No matter where I go in the EU, there's always some confusion or consternation at the desk/security/passport screening/boarding. Spain, France, Holland - you name it.

Coming back from Germany the week before last - I had to explain myself at literally every one of the points above.

And at every point the person that I was dealing with replied - "I have never seen one of these before".

Furthermore the passport eGates will not accept/scan them so you have to get into a queue to see an actual passport agent.

 

[outdagap]

Cleary has a knack for getting things built though, and good quality as well

 

[Hoggys White Helmet]

Furthermore the passport eGates will not accept/scan them so you have to get into a queue to see an actual passport agent.

Weird quirk here, you scan the back of the passport card not the front in the e gates. You would think it's the front because of using normal passport but it isn't.

 

[Lee Bushwacker]

The passport card is less than useless - from personal experience. It's nothing more than an overpriced ID card.

No matter where I go in the EU, there's always some confusion or consternation at the desk/security/passport screening/boarding. Spain, France, Holland - you name it.

Coming back from Germany the week before last - I had to explain myself at literally every one of the points above.

And at every point the person that I was dealing with replied - "I have never seen one of these before".

Furthermore the passport eGates will not accept/scan them so you have to get into a queue to see an actual passport agent.

It's useful in Spain for I'd as EU citizens can't get residents cards here now. I always carry my full passport when travelling through to avoid delays.

 

[outdagap]

It's useful in Spain for I'd as EU citizens can't get residents cards here now. I always carry my full passport when travelling through to avoid delays.

What's that about ?

 

[jeepers]

The passport card is less than useless - from personal experience. It's nothing more than an overpriced ID card.

No matter where I go in the EU, there's always some confusion or consternation at the desk/security/passport screening/boarding. Spain, France, Holland - you name it.

Coming back from Germany the week before last - I had to explain myself at literally every one of the points above.

And at every point the person that I was dealing with replied - "I have never seen one of these before".

Furthermore the passport eGates will not accept/scan them so you have to get into a queue to see an actual passport agent.

I'm in my second one and find it fierce handy, and I've never once had a problem with it.