This afternoon.
Parnell Street, Rotunda, Dublin 1
Lord Wilmore writes:
Everyday I see these guys next to Cineworld, ready to pull in to the taxi rank outside the back of Penney’s on Parnell Street. it’s a double yellow and a cycle lane!
I‘ve never seen a clamper go anywhere near them.
Either let the cycle lane be used or get rid of it. I’m tired of whizzing in and out of lanes on my rothar!
Oh.
This afternoon.
Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 4
Ruadhán MacEoin writes:
Happening now…No fatalities or serious injuries afaik…
This morning.
Unspecified estate, Dublin.
Sure it’s grand. Not only forcing mothers with prams on to the road but blocking the view of cars leaving their estate…
Yesterday: Go Ahead, Make My Way
This morning.
Paul writes:
Today, members of the Disability Federation of Ireland are placing stickers on objects that block footpaths.
The drive is to create awareness of the rarely seen issues that disabled people across Ireland encounter every day.
In fairness.
Disability Federation of ireland
Update:
This morning.
The stickers in full effect around Dublin city.
Fight!
This morning.
Pavilions Shopping Centre, Malahide Road, Swords, County Dublin.
Anon writes:
Parked across 1.5 disabled bays…
This afternoon.
Frilly Keane writes:
Staying outside the lines is how it’s done here in Naas [County Kildare]
Meanwhile…
This afternoon
Willie The Kid writes:
This is how we do it in Ennis [County Clare]….
This afternoon.
Liberty Street, Cork
Paul writes:
Able-bodied van driver abandons van in disabled space
Hic.
This afternoon.
Galway Cathedral car park, County Galway
Padzer Murfy writes:
Ze German engineering at its absolute finesht.
Yesterday.
Dalkey. County Dublin
Anne Patricia writes:
FOUR spaces…
Ah here.
This afternoon.
Hawkins Street, Dublin 2
Ropb Loughlin writes:
Can’t get wheelchair, pram or ‘buggy’ by here…
Update:
Hi Rob.This van is not for LCCworks but we have contacted the company & asked them to move it asap & to refrain from parking there in future
— Luas Cross City (@LuasCrossCity) July 14, 2017
Hurrah!
Meanwhile…
This evening.
Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1
Kevin O writes:
Taking up the path for 15 minutes unloading for Wynn’s Hotel, no space for pedestrians nevermind buggies or wheelchairs.
