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Ociore Blog » Blog Archive » El poder de una queja… :) — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:57:14 +0000

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By: you

you — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 14:38:05 +0000

Al final Belfast es lo más rápido y sencillo asi que nada, allá que nos vamos.

Lo de las Vegas lo dejamos para el viaje de novios

Zhu: It´s amazing how difficult is getting married in Ireland so that´s why we´ll marry in Belfast, UK. Crazy isn´t it?

Rafa: Sí, cuando tengamos todo resuleto iremos a la Embajada y presentaremos una queja por escrito.

Lo de la prensa, lo estamos pensando.

By: Rafa

Rafa — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:12:21 +0000

Lo que me parece increíble es que la embajada no haga nada al respecto (me refiero, hacer algo útil) y que el tema no transcienda…

Nadie ha pensado a llevar esto ante la prensa?

By: Zhu

Zhu — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 02:36:10 +0000

That is just plain weird. I never knew getting married could be that difficult, it is almost too easy in North America.

I thought it would be hard to get married in Canada because I was just a visitor at the time, marrying a Canadian citizen, but it was very easy.

I hope you find a solution!

By: shalafi

shalafi — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:48:51 +0000

Que fuerte!

En vez de fugaros a Belfast podiais fugaros a las Vegas y casaros disfrazados, no se, de Darth Vader y Marylin…

Madre mia, a veces Irlanda si que esta 10 anios por detras. Que putada.

By: Reena

Reena — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 14:56:33 +0000

Surreal. Prueben a casarse en Belfast, es buena idea.

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By: mcula

mcula — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 12:39:34 +0000

If it’s an IRish embassy, then it could be related to the great sell out of inner-city Irish embassies across the world.
My understanding is that Irish embassies that are located in city centres (usually capital cities) are being re-located outside to the suburbs where land and building is less expensive.
This means that the Irish Department of Finance (i.e. dept. = “ministry”) will reap a net cash benefit : where a large sum of money can be obtained for the sale of the building, and a new building outside of the city can be purchased – so that the civil servants in the Department of Foreign Affairs can continue to do their important work (elsewhere).
I know of two such relocations relating to Republic of Ireland embassies, and all appointments for a period of a number of weeks are being systematically cancelled so that the re-location can commence forthwith.
After relocation to new buildings outside of the city centres, the Irish embassies will re-open for work sometime in the Spring.
For the citizens it will be rather like flying RyanAir each time they need consular services : as they will have to travel to the outskirts of the city to meet with representatives.
mvg
M.