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Driving licence is set to expire before exchange in France – what can I do?
Some drivers think they can keep driving until the right to drive date shown on the back of the licence has expired, however that is not the case
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Do I have the right to see my grandchildren in France after a big family row?
Grandparents' rights are not unconditional
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Should my Irish passport have been stamped when entering France?
Ireland is not a member of the Schengen area
Nag-ging doubt: Can I ride a horse in town?
Is horse riding allowed in towns? Are there any specific rules? B.R.
You may ride a horse in town unless the council has passed a local bylaw (arrêté) that bans it. However on the roads a horse rider is consider to have the same responsibilities as any other ‘driver’ – for example, having to ride on the right and respect signs and road markings.
It is also recommended to leave at least a metre gap when passing a pedestrian.
