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| goodcatholicgirl |
on Sun 22 May 11, 4:45 PM to goodcatholicgirl's blog.
my 19 year old muppet of a son should be going to Dublin tomorrow by ferry and has only just realised he lost his passport last year.
Does anyone know if he can still go?
| 22 May 11, 4:51 PM Nomad_72 17 mths |
Photo ID (driving licence) will suffice as Ireland is part of the Common Travel Area. | |
| 22 May 11, 4:56 PM goodcatholicgirl UK, 4 yrs |
Thanks loads !!! He'll be made up If there's no chocolate in heaven ~ i ain't going! | |
| 22 May 11, 4:57 PM Nomad_72 17 mths |
You're welcome. Please feel free to give him a slap from me though! | |
| 22 May 11, 5:07 PM goodcatholicgirl UK, 4 yrs |
Ha ha if i started i probably wouldnt stop! If there's no chocolate in heaven ~ i ain't going! | |
| 22 May 11, 10:37 PM bohnanza UK(FK), 12 yrs |
It would also depend on how he is travelling. Ryanair and Easyjet don't accept driving licences. I suspect other airlines will be the same, but it is worth checking. Rohypnol means never having to say "Would you like another coffee?". | |
| 23 May 11, 10:16 PM goodcatholicgirl UK, 4 yrs |
After all that he didnt get to his gig anyway. The ferries were cancelled due to the high winds  If there's no chocolate in heaven ~ i ain't going! |
