Air conditioning works happening at the station, so it's OK to park Garda vehicles behind the pencil bollards and let the construction crew park on the footpath apparently.

Pavement parking is illegal and endangers vulnerable pedestrians, especially people with sight loss.

Walking the dog yesterday evening. There’s a running track and Astro pitches right beside this. Apparently this isn’t even bad compared to some days where parking on the cycle lane and part are prevalent.

I’m currently in Vancouver. Let my buddy use my parking space because I don’t have a car. I took pictures of his car because my neighbours car is all beat up and they always park sideways.

Took photos of the cars in case any damage happened while the car was parked and only looking back I saw that someone decided to key a message into their bonnet.

“Learn to park”

No disabled blue badge. Sat there on their car for at least an hour (there when I left and returned to my car). While it’s great that Cork City are pedestrianising parts of the city, such as Oliver Plunkett, It’s sad that we have such little accessible parking now for those that need it, and that that we do have, is being taken by people who do not need it while also blocking the ramp/dropped curb. It was so hard to get into the car

Parking in the underground in St Vincent’s hospital, how do people park like this and walk away thinking it’s ok

https://www.reddit.com/r/eejitsparking/s/1RLrbm0TsP

Every damn week

Can you tell which one didn't quite make it?