A Public Liability claim form must be completed.

Items to accompany the claim form:

• Photographs of precise location of incident (including date when photos are taken).
• Invoice or quotation for damage sustained.
• Detailed description of accident and nature of damage.
• A copy of Insurance and Tax Disc and a copy of your NCT certificate.
• Any other information which you think relevant to the claim.

For more information please contact 0761 065000

Click here for application form

Corporate Services Section, Tipperary County Council, Civic Offices, Emmet Street, Clonmel.
Tel: 0761 065000

Residents of the County who are 18 years or over by 23rd May, 2014

Complete form RFA2 (usually a green form), which must be witnessed at your local Garda Station

6th May, 2014

YES – By completing forms RFA2 and EP1 (both to be certified at a Garda Station)

YES – By completing Form RFA3 (usually pink) or Form RFA2 – both of which must be witnessed by a member of an Garda Siochana.

YES – (in particular circumstances) - your application must be in by 26th April, 2014

• Electors who are unable to vote at their polling station, due to circumstances of occupation
• Whole-time members of the Defence Forces.
• Irish diplomats posted abroad, and their spouses; they are registered at their home address in Ireland
• Electors with physical illness or physical disability living at home.
• Members of the Garda Síochana, have the option of being registered as ordinary electors or as postal voters. In either case, they are registered at their home address.

You can check by going to www.checktheregister.ie, or by contacting your local Voter Registration Office – 0761 065000.

Every person over 18, ordinarily resident in the County qualify to be on the Register.

The 25th of November each year (see note 1)

(Note 1: if you are 18 between 25th November and 15th February, you may apply to be registered to vote).

The form entitled “Application for Registration – Register of Electors”, which is available at all public offices of Tipperary County Council, Garda Stations, Post Offices and Libraries or download same on www.checktheregister.ie

1st November each year

You can apply to be included by completing a form RFA1, entitled “Claim for Correction in Draft Register of Electors”

25th November each year.

Citizenship: Irish Citizen Type of election at which eligible to vote: All elections and referenda Letter on Register: -
Citizenship: British Citizen Type of election at which eligible to vote: Dáil, European and local elections Letter on Register: D
Citizenship: Other EU Citizens Type of election at which eligible to vote: European and local elections Letter on Register: E
Citizenship: Non-EU Citizens Type of election at which eligible to vote: Local Government elections only Letter on Register: L

If your circumstances have changed permanently you will need to have your application re-assessed.

Yes a standard Renewal form. Please contact us at 0761 065000.

The closing date for renewal grant applications is 31st July 2017.

PAYE / Social welfare recipient

• Completed renewal form
• Social Welfare form completed by your local social welfare office
• P60 & P21
• Gross Income from Deposit Accounts/Investments
• Details of Dependent children
• Details of College Courses being pursued by dependent children
• Exam Results

In addition if you are self employed you may also need the following documents:

• Certified Accounts in respect of self-employment including rental accounts, Trading Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet & Capital Accounts.
• Notice of Assessment.

All applications for postgraduate funding are now dealt with by SUSI.

Telephone Number: 0761 087874
E-Mail support@susi.ie

If you change your course, or course level you then need to apply to SUSI.

No, repeat years are not covered for grant purposes.

Appeals must be made in writing to Mr. Pat Slattery, Director of Corporate Services, Tipperary County Council, Civic Offices, Emmet Street, Clonmel, Co Tipperary or Civic Offices, Limerick Road, Nenagh Co Tipperary.

Reckonable Income Details can be found on the SUSI web site www.susi.ie

SupplyGov is a procurement system which facilitates the Local Authorities and other state agencies to run mini-tenders (from frameworks that have already been advertised on eTenders). It primarily deals with categories relating to Plant Hire; Minor Building & Civil Works and related training.

SupplyGov.ie has two sections

• Requests for Tenders (RFTs) - Requests for Tenders are mini competitions run under Frameworks and
• Requests for Quotations (RFQs)these are for under €25,000 aggregate spend

Suppliers can register at www.supplygov.ie and completing the necessary checklists and documentation. All new Frameworks are published as a contract notice on eTenders, the Irish Government Portal. So it is vital that you are registered on eTenders if you want notification of relevant frameworks relating to Plant Hire; Minor Building & Civil Works and related training. You cannot join an existing framework until the framework is re-advertised.
If you need assistance in registering as a supplier with Supplygov.ie, the Customer Service Helpdesk Team will assist. Phone: 076 1064020. Email: eproc@kerrycoco.ie

If you use the supplier section of the homepage at www.procurement.ie you can search for existing OGP national procurement arrangements the various categories and sectors.

Under the ‘Terms and Conditions’ tab at www.supplygov.ie y

In compliance with national requirements, Tipperary County Council is participating in national procurement arrangements as they come on stream. We are also developing our own frameworks where required. There will be fewer and fewer one-off quotation arrangements as the roll-out of frameworks continue. Any existing panels or other arrangements will be succeeded by advertised systems over time. These arrangements will advertised on eTenders. So another reminder, that no matter what goods or services you provide, you will receive notification if registered on eTenders with all the codes indicated if you wish to be informed.

For those goods and services the organisation uses occasionally and come under the threshold:

• Be registered with SupplyGov – requests for quotations (RFQs) for under €25,000 aggregate spend
• See advertisements in the local newspapers

To find what categories exist, or might be developed under the Quotation side of SupplyGov, contact the Customer Service Helpdesk. Phone: 076 1064020. email: eproc@kerrycoco.ie

Register appropriately with www.eTenders.gov.ie and www.SupplyGov.ie, and then you will receive notification when tenders are advertised.

Primarily on eTenders (www.etenders.gov.ie)
It is a government requirement that the organisation’s aggregate spend of over €25,000 on goods and services; €50,000 on works; €10,000 on ICT are advertised on eTenders. If the spend is €209,000 on goods and services; €5,225,000 on works, they are also advertised in the OJEU (Official Journal of the European Union) via eTenders.
However...
Tipperary County Council participates in national level procurement arrangements that are advertised on eTenders by

• The Office of Government Procurement (OGP)
• SupplyGov under the auspices of Kerry County Council and
• Regional arrangements

So, to find what Tipperary County Council is tendering, it is important that suppliers Register appropriately with www.eTenders.gov.ie and www.SupplyGov.ie

Go to the ‘Supplier Company Registration’ tab down the left hand side of the home page www.etenders.gov.ie and follow the instructions.

You need to select all the classification codes that your company is interested in, so that you receive notification of relevant tenders as they are advertised. You will see the codes (NACE Codes) at this link: www.cso.ie/px/u/NACECoder/NACEItems/searchnace.asp
If you need assistance in registering please contact the eTenders helpdesk at etenders@eu-supply.com Tel: 021 243 92 77

Go to the ‘Supplier Company Registration’ tab down the left hand side of the home page www.etenders.gov.ie and follow the instructions.

You need to select all the classification codes that your company is interested in, so that you receive notification of relevant tenders as they are advertised. You will see the codes (NACE Codes) at this link: www.cso.ie/px/u/NACECoder/NACEItems/searchnace.asp
If you need assistance in registering please contact the eTenders helpdesk at etenders@eu-supply.com Tel: 021 243 92 77

SupplyGov is a procurement system which facilitates the Local Authorities and other state agencies to run mini-tenders (from frameworks that have already been advertised on eTenders). It primarily deals with categories relating to Plant Hire; Minor Building & Civil Works and related training.

SupplyGov.ie has two sections

• Requests for Tenders (RFTs) - Requests for Tenders are mini competitions run under Frameworks and
• Requests for Quotations (RFQs)these are for under €25,000 aggregate spend

Suppliers can register at www.supplygov.ie and completing the necessary checklists and documentation. All new Frameworks are published as a contract notice on eTenders, the Irish Government Portal. So it is vital that you are registered on eTenders if you want notification of relevant frameworks relating to Plant Hire; Minor Building & Civil Works and related training. You cannot join an existing framework until the framework is re-advertised.
If you need assistance in registering as a supplier with Supplygov.ie, the Customer Service Helpdesk Team will assist. Phone: 076 1064020. Email: eproc@kerrycoco.ie

If you use the supplier section of the homepage at www.procurement.ie you can search for existing OGP national procurement arrangements the various categories and sectors.

Under the ‘Terms and Conditions’ tab at www.supplygov.ie y

In compliance with national requirements, Tipperary County Council is participating in national procurement arrangements as they come on stream. We are also developing our own frameworks where required. There will be fewer and fewer one-off quotation arrangements as the roll-out of frameworks continue. Any existing panels or other arrangements will be succeeded by advertised systems over time. These arrangements will advertised on eTenders. So another reminder, that no matter what goods or services you provide, you will receive notification if registered on eTenders with all the codes indicated if you wish to be informed.

For those goods and services the organisation uses occasionally and come under the threshold:

• Be registered with SupplyGov – requests for quotations (RFQs) for under €25,000 aggregate spend
• See advertisements in the local newspapers

To find what categories exist, or might be developed under the Quotation side of SupplyGov, contact the Customer Service Helpdesk. Phone: 076 1064020. email: eproc@kerrycoco.ie

Register appropriately with www.eTenders.gov.ie and www.SupplyGov.ie, and then you will receive notification when tenders are advertised.

Primarily on eTenders (www.etenders.gov.ie)
It is a government requirement that the organisation’s aggregate spend of over €25,000 on goods and services; €50,000 on works; €10,000 on ICT are advertised on eTenders. If the spend is €209,000 on goods and services; €5,225,000 on works, they are also advertised in the OJEU (Official Journal of the European Union) via eTenders.
However...
Tipperary County Council participates in national level procurement arrangements that are advertised on eTenders by

• The Office of Government Procurement (OGP)
• SupplyGov under the auspices of Kerry County Council and
• Regional arrangements

So, to find what Tipperary County Council is tendering, it is important that suppliers Register appropriately with www.eTenders.gov.ie and www.SupplyGov.ie