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Peace Commissioners : Thurles Area

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  • 12-11-2013 3:15pm
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    hinault
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    According to the Department of Justice website, the local Garda station should be able to provide citizens with a list of peace commissioners in each locality.

    I phoned Thurles Garda station to make enquiries only to be told that they do not possess such a list of peace commissioners in the locality.

    Does anyone here have the name/address/contact details for a Peace Commissioner based in Thurles?

    Thanks in advance.


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    Xenophile
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    The information below is taken from The Citizens Information website.

    Finding a Peace Commissioner
    The Department of Justice and Equality maintains the Roll of Peace Commissioners, however, it may not be up to date. The Department will usually provide the name and address of a Peace Commissioner on request.

    Your local Garda (police) station may be able to give you the name and address of a Peace Commissioner. The Gardaí use their services in the course of their duties and should be in a position to supply the name and address of one who is active in your area. Contact information for all Garda stations in Ireland is available here.

    Calling to the Garda Station in person if this is feasible would probably get you a better result.

    The Forum on Spirituality has been closed for years. Please bring it back, there are lots of Spiritual people in Ireland and elsewhere.



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    norrie_1001
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    Augustine O'Shea, Croke Street, Thurles. He is in the barber shop that bears his name.


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    hinault
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    Xenophile wrote: »
    The information below is taken from The Citizens Information website.

    Finding a Peace Commissioner
    The Department of Justice and Equality maintains the Roll of Peace Commissioners, however, it may not be up to date. The Department will usually provide the name and address of a Peace Commissioner on request.

    Your local Garda (police) station may be able to give you the name and address of a Peace Commissioner. The Gardaí use their services in the course of their duties and should be in a position to supply the name and address of one who is active in your area. Contact information for all Garda stations in Ireland is available here.

    Calling to the Garda Station in person if this is feasible would probably get you a better result.

    I called in there. They don't have a list.


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    hinault
    Registered Users Posts: 5,932 ✭✭✭hinault


    norrie_1001 wrote: »
    Augustine O'Shea, Croke Street, Thurles. He is in the barber shop that bears his name.

    Thank you for this lead. I will follow this up.

    Thanks again!


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    drunkmonkey
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    The court house should be able to give you a few names.


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    vector
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    99% percent[1]* of documents which say they need the signature of a Peace Commissioner can also be signed by a Commissioner for Oaths.

    Yes a Commissioner for Oaths will charge a fee, but because of that they have an incentive to *be available *have an office that you can call into *advertise

    Just google "Commissioner for Oaths" and "area name" and you're sorted


    [1]*A Commissioner for Oaths cannot sign a Summons or Search Warrant, but your probably not a Garda, and the constitutionality of Peace Commissioners signing same is questionable


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