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Is clamping in operation in the IFSC on Sunday?

Jay D · 2011-12-04 15:45:16

Most places nearby say Mon - Fro, some Sat but I am just wondering is it ok for loading bays more than 2 hours on a Sunday?

04-12-2011 3:45pm

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Most places nearby say Mon - Fro, some Sat but I am just wondering is it ok for loading bays more than 2 hours on a Sunday?

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#2 04-12-2011 4:48pm

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should be written on a sign at the particular loading bay in question.

any street parking (including loading bays) that I've seen in dublin has a sign saying what rules are

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#3 04-12-2011 5:20pm

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Yeah was a max of two hours but what I didn't read was few lines before that permit and disabled only. Ah well.

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#4 05-12-2011 1:31pm

Victor

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Clamping operates every day.

Paying for the parking depends on the signage on the street.

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