parking ucc

curly from cork

hey anyone know is the park and ride open at pouladuff road or the black ash for tomorow? 1 st yr registration

Snesfan

Just another question, should probably open a new thread, but what do people do if they have a car in cork but don't have any parking in their house? I'm living in highfield avenue ( just at the corner of ucc) and am looking for somewhere to park my car during the week for the term, any suggestions?

Thanks

curly from cork

how bout driving from ucc to the park and ride , leaving ur car there 4 the day, getting the bus back to college
only joking but i can see ur problem.. no answer though

Snesfan

curly from cork wrote: »

how bout driving from ucc to the park and ride , leaving ur car there 4 the day, getting the bus back to college
only joking but i can see ur problem.. no answer though

Thanks curly................................ I guess :rolleyes:

Aodan83

Park and ride was going all summer, it will probably be getting back to the same service as before the holidays now, what with the freshers registration and orientation.
Sorry Snesfan, but i don't know what the deal is with parking outside the house. Try asking the accomadation office people. Failing that try the city council and they might be able to help you out.

Cows Go µ

For a while what I did was leave my car in the park and walk near Dennehys Cross during the day and near my house at night. There are also free parking spaces just opposite the park and walk. It's only a temporary solution, I just did it before I got my residents parking permit. But it could keep you going until you find something more permanent.

sunnyside

Snesfan wrote: »

but what do people do if they have a car in cork but don't have any parking in their house? I'm living in highfield avenue ( just at the corner of ucc) and am looking for somewhere to park my car during the week for the term, any suggestions?

Thanks

I'd suggest you find somewhere else to live, it will be an absolute nightmare and you could get clamped.

Resident parking permits aren't that easy to get. The car will need to be taxed with Cork County/city council, you'll need household bills in your name for proof of address, you need to have your name on the election register in Cork....

It would probably be easier for you to live in an estate in Bishopstown with parking and get the bus to college.

Snesfan

Can't live somewhere else, I guess I'm just going to have to organise parking permit

Cows Go µ

If you want a residents parking disc, this site tells you everything you need to know http://www.corkcitycouncil.com/roads/trafficdivision/residentparkingpermits/#d.en.2428

It will take a while to get all the stuff though, but once you have all the stuff you can go to City Hall and they give you a receipt which you can use right away

shaneff

friend of mine is renting parking space on magazine road (next road to college raod) private message me if your interested