
Parked cars forcing elderly people off the footpaths
Parking problems at Tallaght apartments have led to some leaving vehicles on footpaths and blocking the way for those with accessibility needs.
A photo shared with The Echo shows a situation on the Greenhills Road where two elderly members of the community on mobility scooters were forced to move onto a cycle lane to get past a car parked on the path they were using.
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