Originally Posted by visitor

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shortt was registered bankrupt in UK a number of years ago & is not currently a bankrupt so I'm lead to believe. Although I'm sure if the tax inspectors (Worldwide) collected what they have been evaded of for years then shortt may possibly try to declare himself bankrupt in RoI before he seeks employment flipping hamburgers in his local Maccy D's

Jimbo is a Director (since 19 May 2006) of the National Security Training Academy. (Company number IE420375)

National Security Training Academy

This is the Parent Company of the International Bodyguard Association Ireland (Company number 385046)

and

The Irish Bodyguard Association Ireland (Company number 385045)

The National Security Training Academy has submitted its accounts for 2009.

Originally Posted by Arte_et_Marte

Jimbo is a Director (since 19 May 2006) of the National Security Training Academy. (Company number IE420375)

Thanks for that.

"This is the Parent Company of the International Bodyguard Association Ireland (Company number 385046)"

Interesting to note: NSTA is the parent company of iba Ireland which registered a business name only. Not a business or company registration.

Type: Business Name
Number: 385046

Name:
INTERNATIONAL BODYGUARD ASSOCIATION IRELAND

Address:
NATIONAL SECURITY TRAINING ACADEMY LIMITED
BALLYSCANNELL
BALLINFULL
CO SLIGO

Registered:
13/05/2009

Status:
Normal

My Question: Under CRO rules & business laws of transparency, wouldn't it therefore require shortt to clearly display the complete CRO registered name, CRO registration number and CRO registered address on all iba documentation including shortts own iba website since the registration date of 13/05/09 & display the registration cert.


See laws & rules on the CRO Ireland website under "Name Registration"...
for some unknown reason I'm not able to paste the link?

Interesting - an Umbrella Company.

No great surprise there, of course. Any loophole should be explored.

Neat one, Your Dodginess

Anyone else a bit puzzled by the NSTA homepage,

The National Security Training Academy has been formed in 2006 by Tony Davis.

The company was formed due to extensive research into aspects of security training
within the industry in Ireland with particular reference to specialised training that
was not being not been covered or taught by anyone professionally in Ireland.

This research was done by the N.S.T.A. throughout the security industry and also
involved security personnel from within the industry in Ireland.

Following this activity, N.S.T.A. (Tony Davis) then involved Baron James Shortt -
Director General of the International Bodyguard Association in the research.

From those deliberations the International Bodyguard Association in Ireland
requested that the NSTA would represent them in Ireland.

NSTA Ireland is therefore now a world wide accredited and affiliated to IBA
for the provision of Training.
The company operates out of Sligo, and operates country wide.

The company was formed to conduct the "research" or was formed as a result of it?

The NSTA invited jimbo to participate and as a result jimbo asked NSTA to be the IBA in Irelands representative, why would IBA Ireland need an Irish rep?

Jimbo was involved after the "research" had been conducted in order to participate in it?

It's a poorly written page if nothing else, grammar and tense seem to be other peoples problems and of course there's the usual lack of addresses.

Tony Davis has worked in security for over the last 20 years working in the following fields of security:

Site Security - Retail Security - Event Security -Bodyguarding- Security Consultancy

Somehow, reading between the lines, that's not quite as impressive as Mr Shortt's CV.

Still, if Mr Davis is honest I wish him all the best.
If Mr Shortt is honest, I'll be eating a trilby for breakfast.

The bloake in top left hand corner, looks a bit like the profile of a certain Paul Gadd a.k.a. Gary Glitter

[quote="blue-sophist"]

If Mr Shortt is honest, I'll be eating a trilby for breakfast.

Somehow, his name and honest in same sentence make as much sense as vampire attending Holy Communion in broad daylight. :P

It makes even my skin sizzling.

I apolgise if I am covering old ground, but I am chipping away like you people.

Arte

Originally Posted by Arte_et_Marte

I apolgise if I am covering old ground, but I am chipping away like you people.

Arte

No Apologise required mate, carry on chipping away :D sometimes its of great benefit to cover old ground as things get missed in haste.

And on that note, has anyone seen this before?

Pulse Security employees are trained in security techniques by the International Bodyguard Association (IBA), an Irish private military company that specialises in special forces type training.

link: http://www.thecollegeview.com/2009/0...d-bar-bouncer/

Originally Posted by Arte_et_Marte

I apolgise if I am covering old ground, but I am chipping away like you people.

Arte

Your very welcome AeM. Good to have a Munster man onboard. The only thing hated by UK & Irish Military serving & retired folk more than those 2 wee North Dub feckers called Jedward on X Factor is Shortt

A few wee tactical emails to Newspapers sharing Shortts links & Arrse Wiki entries would be appreciated big lad

Do your worst mate.

K