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The individuals involved in this trust have generally been seen as 'well-meaning' but misguided and naive. Mr Justice Rooke dealt with that issue in the judgment referred to by Brendan: '' In his poem Inferno at Cantos 26-30, Dante placed the “evil counsellors” ‑ those who used their position...

Plumbing in a boiler stove is quite complex. This is a very detailed thread on Boards.ie about stoves. You should read it, post no. 5 decribes the plumbing requirements.

I wouldn't think so, the box works ok, it just needs to be retuned.These channels seem to be moved around regularly. The only way to avoid this in the future is to swap out the box for a Freesat box like these.

Autoglass charged me €96 plus VAT in 2008 to repair a largish chip.

I don't think there are any smaller approved ones. I have a similar wall mounted TV and I bought a cheap box on Ebay which fits behind the TV although its a bit of a squeeze. It works fine but the channel numbers are up in the 800's and the EPG is only now and next.

Malcolm's in Rathmines.

The ROS cert is stored in a ROS directory on the C: drive. If you copy the directory over to the new laptop with a memory stick it will work. I just did it myself a few weeks ago.

There's been one, anyway. Details are in the latest RGI newsletter, read it [broken link removed]

Another one in [broken link removed]

I had a similar situation last year with an unoccupied property and I got sorted with Chrome Insurance. They might be able to help.

Not only farmers use it though: Marked Gas Oil Also known as Gas Oil, Green Diesel or 35 second oil. This fuel is green in colour (dyed), is subject to a V.A.T. rate of 13.5% and is used in the following areas: Tractor Diesel - Gas Oil used in agricultural applications Heating Oil - Gas Oil...

Brendan, Have you looked at the Roberts Record R, it has 4 timers and records from FM or DAB onto a SD card. You could use an iTrip or similar to broadcast from UPC onto FM.

I think you're correct, the bill refers to 'domestic waste water treatment systems". The 2007 Act defines domestic waste water: “domestic waste water” means waste water of a composition and concentration (biological and chemical) normally discharged by a household"

The legislation has been published, you can read it here: Water Services Amendment Bill 2011. Quote: " 'domestic waste water treatment system’ means a system involving physical, chemical, biological or thermal processes, or a combination of such processes, utilised for the treatment or...

This might be worth reading Quote: Many readers complain that, following cavity wall insulation, they have suddenly started to experience "increased condensation". They often to put this down to a decrease in the "breathability" of their walls (or to the blocking-up of airbricks by the CWI...

The gadget guy on TV3 morning show sells [broken link removed], he was enthusing about it a week or two ago. It has an SOS button on the back. (the link works, it seems to be a very slow website)

Not quite, the constitutional issue arises where agreements have been binding on an entire sector. REA's are still binding on the signatories. Our agreement is unusual in that the trade union requirement is explicit, but it's certainly implicit in others like Construction and Printing.

Here's an extract from the electricians' REA: All foremen, chargehands, and electricians employed by the ECA and the AECI hereafter called the employer bodies shall be or become members of the TEEU hereafter called the Union and must hold current union cards.

Sounds like the Savaplug. Not for domestic use at the moment, according to the [broken link removed] Read a review here.