ShadyBrady
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Agree but I would like to know the actual legal situation.I thought it was when on duty as distinct from emergencies. If so they could argue they are on duty when in courtI think in an 'Emergency Situation' there's probably a half reasonable excuse for it..
What was described on Joe Duffy, and what I and many others experienced, and continue to experience doesn't sound like 'Emergencies'...
Gardaí to be fair to them, are public servants who put themselves in harm's way every day on our behalf and with the druggies with guns getting worse in Dublin, their job is not getting any easier.
ONQ.
he is still breaking the law why not report the council to the ombudsmanIs he a former Garda? If not, why post this here?
...i've tried to figure out if there are items left on display for the clampers to realise they are Garda cars but haven't figured it out yet.
Maybe they considered that it's about time we moved from a car-centric society to something else? Anyone that can drive to the courts can also drive to the Luas Park & Ride facilities at Red Cow, or can get a bus to city centre and Luas from there.When this Court was being designed did anyone consider that people attending e.g. gardai, witnesses, solicitors jury people defendants etc would require car parking ?
Not everywhere in Dublin is served by the Luas
Why wasn't car parking providied for or maybe it is just for the Judges ?
There are a number of car parking spots near the new Courts complex, are people too lazy to walk a few hundred feet?
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