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Garda Recruitment - Stage 1b - Form B

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  • #202
    SugarRush
    Closed Accounts Posts: 49 ✭SugarRush


    Blue Belle wrote: »
    ....and addresses, yeah. :o

    Wonderful.

    Thanks for your help :)


  • #203
    thelongwait
    Closed Accounts Posts: 145 ✭✭thelongwait


    a friend of mine is in the same position as you. he has no contact with his mother or her family. he just put down the info he did no and for the ones he didnt he wrote in on the form that he just didnt know because he hasnt seen or heard from them in over 15 years.


  • #204
    SugarRush
    Closed Accounts Posts: 49 ✭SugarRush


    thelongwait wrote: »
    a friend of mine is in the same position as you. he has no contact with his mother or her family. he just put down the info he did no and for the ones he didnt he wrote in on the form that he just didnt know because he hasnt seen or heard from them in over 15 years.

    Do you know if there'd be any chance it'd hinder my chances of going to the next stage? I know Blue Belle said I could explain it at the informal interview, but could it stop me getting even that far?


  • #205
    thelongwait
    Closed Accounts Posts: 145 ✭✭thelongwait


    honestly i dont know. all i know is that he put on the form that he had no contact with his mothers side of the family for a very long time so therefore did not know addresses and stuff. he put down what he did know eg. that 1 of them lived in england last time he heard. the super questioned him about it in the informal chat and he went into a little more detail then.


  • #206
    galteeboy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭galteeboy


    hi

    Just wondering where abouts you would get a copy of form 1b,i remember finding it a while ago on the internet but cant remember where,so if anyone knows where abouts i could get it,i would really appreciate it.

    Thanks


  • #207
    Daffydolly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭Daffydolly


    galteeboy wrote: »
    hi

    Just wondering where abouts you would get a copy of form 1b,i remember finding it a while ago on the internet but cant remember where,so if anyone knows where abouts i could get it,i would really appreciate it.

    Thanks


    Hi

    I think I have a copy on my old laptop will try get it goin and will send it to you if I get it. Will let you know in next day or two...


  • #208
    standtwo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 33 ✭standtwo


    Hey Guys,

    I know im geting ahead of my self .

    Never been in trouble but just wondering about:

    ''involved in Garda investigation? yes/no? yes-particulars''

    I once had to make a statment with regard to a murder investigation (I know this sounds dodgy but was not involved did not really see anything)
    I was called to court but luckily the gents in question changed there plea's and got what they deserved.

    Also about 3 years ago in a comlpletly unrelated incident i was randomily attacked and stabbed. No one was charged and other then my statement I dont think anthing came of it.

    Just wondering should I/do i have to mention these incidents and would they take them in the negative light im sure everone who reads this will.

    Especially the stabbing as i would not want them to think it was some revenge thing or anything stupid like that.

    Im hoping AGS can benifit from my ability to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

    Cheers


  • #209
    standtwo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 33 ✭standtwo


    hey any got any ideas on this especially anyone serving?


  • #210
    shakin
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭shakin


    standtwo wrote: »
    Hey Guys,

    I know im geting ahead of my self .

    Never been in trouble but just wondering about:

    ''involved in Garda investigation? yes/no? yes-particulars''

    I once had to make a statment with regard to a murder investigation (I know this sounds dodgy but was not involved did not really see anything)
    I was called to court but luckily the gents in question changed there plea's and got what they deserved.

    if you were just a witness then your grand

    Also about 3 years ago in a comlpletly unrelated incident i was randomily attacked and stabbed. No one was charged and other then my statement I dont think anthing came of it.

    Just wondering should I/do i have to mention these incidents and would they take them in the negative light im sure everone who reads this will.

    Especially the stabbing as i would not want them to think it was some revenge thing or anything stupid like that    .

    i would mention it as its best to disclose everything, especially as you have nothing to hide, it wasnt your fault you were stabbed and if its unrelated to your decision to join ags then tell them at interview if it comes up

    Im hoping AGS can benifit from my ability to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.

    Cheers



    im no member btw, im an applicant

    good luck


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