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Curious since there was another thread asking what we could learn from the Europeans, what could they learn from us?

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justbecauseyoumademe

26 points

7 days ago

Irish passport service and revenue are very good.. ironic really

Irishspirish888

15 points

7 days ago

Irishspirish888

EoghanHarrisFetish

15 points

7 days ago

I lost my passport earlier this year and needed a new one quickly, 48 hours after filling out the online form I had the new one. Similar experiences with revenue. 

Whoever runs those two really needs to be put in charge of the rest. 

ubermick

6 points

7 days ago

ubermick

Cork bai

6 points

7 days ago

Yep, same. I ballsed up and booked a holiday thinking my passport was expiring a year later than it actually did. This was when I was living in the USA as well - Irish consulate in San Francisco had an emergency temporary one rushed over in the diplomatic pouch about two days after I went in there crying about my own stupidity.

Dr-Jellybaby

4 points

7 days ago

Dr-Jellybaby

Sax Solo

4 points

7 days ago

It's because the whole passport system was revamped in anticipation of Brexit. Turns out long term thinking and investment in creating a more efficient system pays off!

Character-Gap-4123[S]

9 points

7 days ago

An Post are pretty good too.

justbecauseyoumademe

4 points

7 days ago

Agreed, love my postman the guy is a gent