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Mover's lorry, parking permit needed?

Xzen · 2014-05-25 14:03:42

We're moving back to Cork City soon and will be bringing a ton of furniture and bits, so of course we'll be hiring a mover. Problem is, the potential house (pending some estate agent/landlord approval) will have on-street parking where a residence permit is needed. How do you go about getting one of those on short notice?…

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25-05-2014 3:03pm

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Xzen

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We're moving back to Cork City soon and will be bringing a ton of furniture and bits, so of course we'll be hiring a mover.

Problem is, the potential house (pending some estate agent/landlord approval) will have on-street parking where a residence permit is needed. How do you go about getting one of those on short notice?

Is there some sort of permit you can get for our mover's lorry/van or is towing/ticketing ignored if you're moving?

Note: We don't have cars ourselves, so producing a driving license etc wouldn't be possible if that's required to get a permit in Cork.

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#2 25-05-2014 3:07pm
kub

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I find that in general traffic wardens in Cork use their brains in such circumstances, it is a commercial vehicle which has to parked where it will for a specific purpose.

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