Early symptoms may include cold feet, purple or red discoloration of the toes, or muscle cramping after walking short distances (intermittent claudication). Later findings may include a sore that won't heal (ischemic ulcer), pain at night while resting in bed, or tissue death to part of the foot (gangrene).arly symptoms may include cold feet, purple or red discoloration of the toes, or muscle cramping after walking short distances (intermittent claudication). Later findings may include a sore that won't heal (ischemic ulcer), pain at night while resting in bed, or tissue death to part of the foot (gangrene).
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I have a number of old cheques for small amounts from dividends which I haven't cashed (long, boring story). Typically each cheque would be for a relatively small amount i.e. less than â¬20. Since they're older than 6 months I assumed they were no longer cashable but this link suggests that, in the UK at least, cheques are valid for up to 6 years. Does anyone know what the situation is in Ireland?