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Thread: Drink-drive limit in Ireland to be cut to 50mg

Started 2 months, 1 week ago by Lighting90
Drink-drive limit in Ireland to be cut to 50mg The drink-drive limit in Ireland will be cut by the end of 2009, ministers announced today. The current limit of 80mg alcohol per 100ml blood will be cut to 50mg, with a lower limit of 20mg for learner drivers and people who drive for work .
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saltireblue replied 2 months, 1 week ago
Hmmm. Might be a good time to offload the Guiness shares. Good idea to have a lower limit for learners and working drivers, though why not just make it 20 across the board? It is here and many other countries.

Mogwyth replied 2 months ago
Why not just impose an outright ban? Solve all the problems.

sniff my diff replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Mogwyth Why not just impose an outright ban? Solve all the problems. As i always walk to the pub anyway ......... 175yds away to drink my Mark

lawson replied 2 months ago
I agree totally with Mogwyth why have a drink drive limit? Why not get ban it compleatly, if your going to drive then dont drink simple.

militarymick replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Lighting90 Drink-drive limit in Ireland to be cut to 50mg The drink-drive limit in Ireland will be cut by the end of 2009, ministers announced today. The current limit of 80mg alcohol per 100ml blood will be cut to 50mg, with a lower limit of 20mg for learner drivers and people who drive for ...

steve372 replied 2 months ago
Ban it completely and that will put just about every country pub out of business, a sensible limit that allows for a drink is a more reasoned approach in my opinion.

dave bradford replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Mogwyth Why not just impose an outright ban? Solve all the problems. I totaly agree,also raise the legal drinking age to 21, this may stop some of the drink related problems. cheers Dave

sniff my diff replied 2 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by dave bradford I totaly agree,also raise the legal drinking age to 21, this may stop some of the drink related problems. cheers Dave Thats my local out of business ,the avaerage age in there when i last went in was around 16 . Wernt like that when i was a regular in ...

ChrisD replied 3 weeks, 5 days ago
Bunch of bl**dy Puritans. Abolish the limit BUT, make alcohol consumptionan "exacerbating factor" if youn do any harm while drunk, say double the sober penalty. The breathalyser has ruined many good country pubs, most that survive have to become restaurants to continue in business which defeats the ethos of a "proper pub" It's just another stultifying excresence of the 'Elfansafty ...

Foxdog01 replied 3 weeks, 5 days ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Mogwyth Why not just impose an outright ban? Solve all the problems. And what happens when you have say 4 pints on a friday night, and sensibly get a taxi home, then drive to town in the morning and are found to have only 5mg in your breath and end up with a 12 month ban?? Are you...

 

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RyderUK
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Drink-drive limit in Ireland to...
Published (2009-12-20 23:36:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Lacy Ya know, I used to post on here quite a bit.....I sort of tailed off when I got fed up with people knocking the job I've done to the best of my abilities for the last 22 years when all I was doing was giving, what I thought, was sound advice......I pop back in for five minutes and here we go again.....another one rears his head.....Ah well, I should have known better I suppose.....back into lurk...
Lighting90
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Published (2009-12-14 13:24:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by si_guru Lowering the limit in Ireland will help lower the shocking number of deaths on the roads. What would help more (IMHO) is to ban drivers under 25 from the roads between 00:00 and 06:00. Obviously with some kind of permit system for shift workers etc. In our village there is a minibus that costs €5 per person to pick you up and drop you home at anytime during opening hours. Not just Ireland, the same thing...
militarymick
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Published (2009-12-20 21:28:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by RyderUK You're in Luton MiilitaryMick... Just about 3 miles from me! We're up by the L&D ! Hello Ryder ,nice to know I've an LR nieghbor! I 'm near Wardown park ...Been out with my son following in his 90 doing a bit of snow bashing today ...met a pack of 50 trailbikes/quads they ,apparently arranged a meet over the internet Ps. sorry folks for hi-jacking the thread
sniff my diff
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Published (2009-12-14 12:12:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by si_guru Lowering the limit in Ireland will help lower the shocking number of deaths on the roads. . I do remember when myself and the wife were in Ireland for a week , we were shocked at how many deaths were announced on the tv news each day .Plus loads of shrines at the roadside. We did see some rather dodgy driving manouvers as well So lets hope it does have some affect. Mark
Lacy
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Published (2009-12-20 23:22:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by militarymick Quite;powers are in place....what isn't in place are traffic police,where are they all....petrified into 'speed' cameras??......& the will to use those powers ....here in Luton the police seem to ignore the natives with their mobiles clamped to their ears? Ya know, I used to post on here quite a bit.....I sort of tailed off when I got fed up with people knocking the job I've...
saltireblue
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Drink-drive limit in Ireland to...
Published (2009-10-22 06:28:00)
Hmmm. Might be a good time to offload the Guiness shares. Good idea to have a lower limit for learners and working drivers, though why not just make it 20 across the board? It is here and many other countries.
lawson
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Drink-drive limit in Ireland to...
Published (2009-10-23 21:22:00)
I agree totally with Mogwyth why have a drink drive limit? Why not get ban it compleatly, if your going to drive then dont drink simple.
Mogwyth
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Published (2009-10-23 18:50:00)
Why not just impose an outright ban? Solve all the problems.
steve372
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Drink-drive limit in Ireland to...
Published (2009-10-23 22:09:00)
Ban it completely and that will put just about every country pub out of business, a sensible limit that allows for a drink is a more reasoned approach in my opinion.
dave bradford
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Drink-drive limit in Ireland to...
Published (2009-10-24 19:41:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Mogwyth Why not just impose an outright ban? Solve all the problems. I totaly agree,also raise the legal drinking age to 21, this may stop some of the drink related problems. cheers Dave

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