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About LinkBacksI notice that all the Vote No to Lisbon posters were torn down in Wexford St. and Camden St. in Dublin overnight, while all the YES posters are still up. Has anyone else noticed this going on?
I notice that all the Vote No to Lisbon posters were torn down in Wexford St. and Camden St. in Dublin overnight, while all the YES posters are still up. Has anyone else noticed this going on?
Probably the landlord class at it again...Originally Posted by Cael
Equality — It is new strung and shall be heard
Or maybe they lacked the correct information as someone pointed out about the Coir posters or maybe they were at the wrong heights? I did notice on the report of the FF launch on Monday that the journalist was in front of the pole with posters on it and the FF Yes poster was well below the 2m minimum height.
Dan Sullivan. I was back but we still couldn't all have a vote.
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If they
(a) lack the legally required information
(b) the information was not stated as required in law, or
(c) the posters were outside the legally required height limits
then the Dublin County Council is legally obliged to remove them as litter, and prosecute those who put them up.
Coir's posters in a host of places are at the wrong height. From examining them it appears that they breach (b) and probably (a). As a result they would have been taken down by the Council. Those that have not already been removed, if in breach of the law, will be removed, and Coir hit with a massive fine.
That's the law, however much Coir seem to think they are above it.
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We caught a supporter of an opposition candidate tearing down our posters last year. Attitude was West Brit F***ers shouldn't be allowed put up posters. The candidate spoke about the imoprtant of democratic deficit...makes you wonder.
I have seen over twenty Yes posters below the minimum height today alone. Can I sharpen my shears?If they
(a) lack the legally required information
(b) the information was not stated as required in law, or
(c) the posters were outside the legally required height limits
then the Dublin County Council is legally obliged to remove them as litter, and prosecute those who put them up.
Coir's posters in a host of places are at the wrong height. From examining them it appears that they breach (b) and probably (a). As a result they would have been taken down by the Council. Those that have not already been removed, if in breach of the law, will be removed, and Coir hit with a massive fine.
That's the law, however much Coir seem to think they are above it.
'To attempt to rerun a referendum as a means of reversing the democratic decision taken by the people would be rightly regarded as an affront'. Dick Roche TD 21.12.01
Hmm... wonder who that was...
Ireland interests are best secured within a more dynamic EU. Vote YES to Lisbon.
No, but you can walk into them and sue.I have seen over twenty Yes posters below the minimum height today alone. Can I sharpen my shears?If they
(a) lack the legally required information
(b) the information was not stated as required in law, or
(c) the posters were outside the legally required height limits
then the Dublin County Council is legally obliged to remove them as litter, and prosecute those who put them up.
Coir's posters in a host of places are at the wrong height. From examining them it appears that they breach (b) and probably (a). As a result they would have been taken down by the Council. Those that have not already been removed, if in breach of the law, will be removed, and Coir hit with a massive fine.
That's the law, however much Coir seem to think they are above it.
Every one sees what you appear to be, few really know what you are, and those few dare not oppose themselves to the opinion of the many, who have the majesty of the state to defend them.
- [SIZE=2]Niccolò Machiavelli[/SIZE]
I don't know if you can remove them yourselves (do they just qualify as litter?).
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No. There are strict rules on postering and only local authorities are authorised to tamper with posters. If they believe a poster breaches the postering regulations they will remove them (as McDowell found to his cost in the election).I don't know if you can remove them yourselves (do they just qualify as litter?).
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