A recent article in Kildare Now with the banner headline TV licence inspectors will be visiting on holiday homes and mobile homes during the Easter bank holiday weekend SEE HERE features a stock photo of a motorhome as its cover picture 
Worry not my fellow MH'ers, despite the lazy journalism on display motorhomes, being mechanically propelled vehicles, are not required to have a TV licence.
Page 146 of The Broadcasting Act 2009 contains the following definitions.
“premises” means land, a vehicle, a structure of any kind whether
attached or affixed to the land or not and includes a part of a building
occupied as a separate dwelling whether or not the occupier with any
other person shares any portion of it or any accommodation, amenity
or facility in connection with it;
“vehicle” means a vehicle other than a mechanically propelled
vehicle (within the meaning of section 3 of the Road Traffic Act
1961) capable of being lived in being a caravan or a mobile home.
Sorry about that any tuggers who may be visiting the site.
Worry not my fellow MH'ers, despite the lazy journalism on display motorhomes, being mechanically propelled vehicles, are not required to have a TV licence.
Page 146 of The Broadcasting Act 2009 contains the following definitions.
“premises” means land, a vehicle, a structure of any kind whether
attached or affixed to the land or not and includes a part of a building
occupied as a separate dwelling whether or not the occupier with any
other person shares any portion of it or any accommodation, amenity
or facility in connection with it;
“vehicle” means a vehicle other than a mechanically propelled
vehicle (within the meaning of section 3 of the Road Traffic Act
1961) capable of being lived in being a caravan or a mobile home.
Sorry about that any tuggers who may be visiting the site.
