PLR and Irish PLR
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turbobloke

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117,512 posts

291 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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As a candidate for the thread that disappeared without trace, this will be up there, but any authors who haven't looked too closely at their recent PLR statement might have missed the proforma to register for irish PR, deadline 31 January 2009.

Possibly something somewhere here: www.plr.ie

Eric Mc

125,877 posts

296 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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What about the UK?

The Irish public lending "market" is relatively small.

turbobloke

Original Poster:

117,512 posts

291 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Eric Mc said:
What about the UK?

The Irish public lending "market" is relatively small.
The PLR mailshot came from UK PLR HQ ooop north. An Irish PLR registration option was included but could be missed if authors concentrate on the statement (payment) and throw the rest out as bumf. Sending in a reply slip would mean UK PLR bods do an automatic cross-registration.

It must be presumed that libraries in Ireland lend out books authored by English and other nationals.

Eric Mc

125,877 posts

296 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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turbobloke said:
Eric Mc said:
What about the UK?

The Irish public lending "market" is relatively small.
The PLR mailshot came from UK PLR HQ ooop north. An Irish PLR registration option was included but could be missed if authors concentrate on the statement (payment) and throw the rest out as bumf. Sending in a reply slip would mean UK PLR bods do an automatic cross-registration.

It must be presumed that libraries in Ireland lend out books authored by English and other nationals.
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