mystery motorist

My Dad got the actual report:

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:lol: :lol:
 
only in ireland :lol: i bet them slough lads on road wars wouldnt make that mistake,
irish version would be like fair city :lol:
 
the guards name at the bottom of that is eamonn boland !!
 
it's brilliant :lol: :lol:

found that somewhere in another forum:

Irish driving licenses, (like all government documents such as passport) are written in Irish. A cousin of mine was pulled over in Australia while still driving (quite legally) on his Irish license. For a moment they thought his name was the bit at the top that translated as Department of Transport.

oh and read this http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/7702913.stm
 
markobucko said:
need to get me a polish license!!!!
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I can get you one :D :icon_evil:

To be honest... it's quite easy to make that mistake if you don't know the language :ponder2:
The terms 'Prawo Jazdy' which actually mean 'drivers license' is in bold and quite.. distinguished in compare to the actual names of the holder.

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not being smart but its quite clear her name is anna!! :lol:
 
Codders said:
markobucko said:
need to get me a polish license!!!!
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I can get you one :D :icon_evil:

To be honest... it's quite easy to make that mistake if you don't know the language :ponder2:
The terms 'Prawo Jazdy' which actually mean 'drivers license' is in bold and quite.. distinguished in compare to the actual names of the holder.

prawojazdy.jpg
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i've seen some where the name of the holder is writen a lot smaller thatn the prawo jazdy. on that one it looks pretty obvious. it can be easily mistaken in a hurry but shouldn't happen to a garda - they usually take their time with everything and do ask ya the same questions at least twice!!! :cuckoo:
 
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