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Gardaí issue number of fines to vehicles parked illegally
According to the An Garda Síochána social media page, a number of fines were given out to vehicles parked illegally.
This is part of the 'Think Before You Park' operation which took place across County Limerick this week.
An Garda Síochána stated: 'This illegal parking can pose real inconvenience and danger to disabled pedestrians, those with buggies and other vulnerable road users.'
See below:
As part of the "Think Before You Park" operation across Limerick a number of fines were given out to vehicles parked illegally.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) February 10, 2024
This illegal parking can pose real inconvenience & danger to disabled pedestrians, those with buggies and other vulnerable road users. pic.twitter.com/b3vUTjLls8
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