This morning iin Citywest, Co Dublin

Orla McDermott writes;

At least two violations

Who clamps the clampers?

(Thanks Paul C)

Jason Walsh writes:

On the N11. One of the smallest cars a person can buy taking up nearly (the bumper is just over the line) three parking spaces. Three.

CD, eh?

Gem_dos writes:

Came across this selfless parking act at a near full Dublin airport

Outside the Latvian Embassy.

92 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin.

From Slab:

“The car with the LV sticker on it is the embassy car. Not just when I walked by, not just the day I took the picture, but for stretches of a few hours, several days every week, and this has been going on for the last few years.”

And everyone else?

“For non-mandatory cycle tracks, you can park for a maximum of 30 minutes while actively loading or unloading a vehicle.. A non mandatory cycle track is indicated by a broken white line” (Dublincity.ie)

Thanks Stephen Hennelly

Comfy.

Gary Boylan writes:

Nice parking along the [Grand] canal [Dublin]. At least he/she tucked their mirrors in.

Taking up all the bed.

Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin, this evening.

Thanks Neil Dorgan

John Geraghty writes:

Around 10.30pm Saturday night on Lombard Street West, Dublin, we heard what sounded like a wheelie bin falling over. Nope, it was a car on its side. Nobody injured. Seems like they were driving slowly and managed to drive up a parked car and topple their own car on its side. We helped the guys out of the car. Gardai on the scene within a few minute. Strange sight on a narrow urban street.

Dawson Street car park, Dublin, earlier.

Thanks Martin McGowan