A Kerry TD has condemned Government offices after a 75-year-old had to call a friend to help as he was not allowed to pay for his licence with cash.
Deputy Michael Healy-Rae criticised the actions of a local National Driver License Service (NDLS) office that refused to accept a payment of €35 in cash from a 75-year-old man who had to ring a friend to come and pay for him so he could receive his three year licence.
He described the hurt and embarrassment felt by the gentleman as "one of the meanest things I have heard in a long time."