You'd swear all the parking was goneNonsense, Fitzpatricks have been on that road for 80 years, they are intitled to trade and people need to park outside for them to do that. They are providing a good local service.

You'd swear all the parking was goneNonsense, Fitzpatricks have been on that road for 80 years, they are intitled to trade and people need to park outside for them to do that. They are providing a good local service.
You do know when some parking spaces are removed at shop like this, it impacts on their their trade? Surely you read the article and saw they have lost nearly half their spaces.You'd swear all the parking was goneYou can still park there, just in a more organized fashion. Now the gombeens can't reverse out onto the road.
Nonsense, Fitzpatricks have been on that road for 80 years, they are intitled to trade and people need to park outside for them to do that. They are providing a good local service. They were only looking for a small bit of common sense from the council to reduce the width.
And?You do know when some parking spaces are removed at shop like this, it impacts on their their trade? Surely you read the article and saw they have lost nearly half their spaces.
You'd swear all the parking was goneYou can still park there, just in a more organized fashion. Now the gombeens can't reverse out onto the road.
Yeah, I read the article and realize that spaces are gone. There's still loads of parking there, people can park across the road too. You'd swear they had to walk from Youghal to get an average cake.You do know when some parking spaces are removed at shop like this, it impacts on their their trade? Surely you read the article and saw they have lost nearly half their spaces.
They still have 12 parking spaces provided free of charge by the council. It's great when public money goes to support big business, doesn't it?
Again, ill repeat, some people cannot stand the fact that public money goes into public infrastructure and services, but would rather cater to the whims of private business above all else.
There will always be whingers and moaners, like that person in the Echo because the council didn't roll out the red carpet for them.
It added that planning permission for the Bury’s Bridge to Carrigtwohill scheme was obtained by Cork County Council in March 2020 and that, as part of the planning process, the council engaged with stakeholders along the route, including Fitzpatrick’s Foodstore, “to advise of the proposals contained in the planning application”.
The family does not own the lands the car park is on but
A deli/supermarket on the side of a road that is bypassed is big business now? Jesus, you really are special.They still have 12 parking spaces provided free of charge by the council. It's great when public money goes to support big business, doesn't it?
And you double down to just to confirm that you are a little simple.Excuse my French, but the owners of the shop can get fucked.
They don't own the land, and planning was sought and gotten two years ago.
Big business crocodile tears.