Cork Parking Temporary Rules, 1971.
Statutory Instruments
Source: Statutory Instruments

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paragraphs: These rules may be cited as the Cork Parking Temporary Rules, 1971.
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paragraphs: These rules shall come into operation on the 29th day of June, 1971.
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paragraphs: These rules shall apply to the area comprising the county borough of Cork,
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paragraphs: (1) In these rules—
"business hours" means the period from 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on a weekday which is not a holiday;
"holiday" means any of the following days—
"St. Patrick's Day or, if that is a Sunday, the next day,
Good Friday,
Easter Monday,
the first Monday in June,
the first Monday in August,
Christmas Day or, if that is a Sunday, the 27th day of December,
St. Stephen's Day or, if that is a Sunday, the next day,
any day appointed under the Public Holidays Act, 1924 (No. 56 of 1924) to be a bank holiday in addition to or instead of one of the above seven days.
(2) A reference in these rules to the loading or unloading of goods shall be construed as including the supplying of fuel or oil for the operation of the vehicle.
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paragraphs: A prohibition or restriction on parking indicated by means of a traffic sign or imposed by these rules shall not apply to—
(a) a street service vehicle lawfully standing for hire,
(b) an omnibus lawfully stopped,
(c) a vehicle being used in connection with the removal of any obstruction to traffic, the repair, maintenance or reconstruction of a public road, or the provision, alteration or repair of a telegraph line, telephone line, sewer, main, pipe or apparatus relating to the supply of gas, water or electricity,
(d) a fire engine, ambulance or Garda Siochana vehicle being used in pursuance of statutory powers or duties,
(e) a vehicle parked because the driver is unable to proceed because of circumstances outside his control or because he parked in order to avoid an accident,
(f) a vehicle parked merely while goods are being loaded or unloaded in or on to or from it,
(g) a vehicle parked while a passenger is entering or leaving it,
(h) a vehicle which has either been damaged in an accident or had a breakdown and has been parked while such repairs as will enable it to be moved from the public road are carried out on it.
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paragraphs: Parking of vehicles on public roads shall be in accordance with any prohibition, restriction or requirement indicated by means of a traffic sign, except as otherwise provided by these rules.
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paragraphs: Where on a public road parking is permitted or restricted by means of a traffic sign, a vehicle may be parked only if it complies with the following conditions—
(a) that it is not offered for sale, hire, as a prize or in connection with the sale of tickets, goods or any service,
(b) that no overhaul or repair is effected to it,
(c) that no unnecessary noise is made by it or by anything carried in or on or attached or connected to it,
(d) that it is not drawing another vehicle,
(e) that it has not seating passenger accommodation for more than 12 people other than the driver.
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paragraphs: (1) Notwithstanding an indication by means of a traffic sign, a vehicle shall not be parked on a public road in any of the following places—
(a) the roadway at a road junction together with the roadway within fifteen feet of the junction,
(b) a stretch of roadway having less than three traffic lanes and having along its centre an authorised continuous white line or more than one such line.
(2) The prohibitions on parking imposed by this rule do not apply to a pedal cycle or to a motor cycle without a side-car.
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paragraphs: (1) This rule applies to a place on a public road or part of a public road on which parking is restricted to one hour or more during business hours by means of a traffic sign.
(2) A vehicle which was parked and had left the place in the street where it had been parked shall not be parked again in that street within one hour of the time when it left.
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paragraphs: (1) Where the parking of a vehicle with front or rear to the edge of a roadway is permitted, a vehicle so parked shall not be more than 18 inches from the edge.
(2) Where the parking of a vehicle otherwise than with front or rear to the edge of a roadway is permitted, a vehicle shall not be parked more than 18 inches from the edge.
GIVEN under my hand this 5th day of June, 1971.
MICHAEL J. WYMES,
Commissioner of the Garda SÃ­ochÃ¡na.
The Minister for Local Government hereby consents to the making of the foregoing temporary rules.
GIVEN under the Official Seal of the Minister for Local
Government, this 16th day of June, 1971.
ROBERT MOLLOY,
Aire Rialtais AitiÃºil.
EXPLANATORY NOTE.
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paragraphs: Rule 5 provides that vehicles may in certain circumstances be parked in prohibited places.
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paragraphs: Rule 6 provides that the parking of vehicles on public roads shall be in accordance with any prohibition, restriction or requirement indicated by means of a traffic sign erected at that place.
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paragraphs: Rule 8 provides that a vehicle will not be parked within fifteen feet of a street junction.
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paragraphs: Rule 9 provides that where a traffic sign specifies a limitation on parking of one hour or more a vehicle shall not be re-parked in that street within one hour of the time when it left.
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paragraphs: Rule 10 provides that vehicles shall not be parked more than 18 inches from the edge of a roadway.
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paragraphs: These rules operate in lieu of Cork Parking Bye-Laws, 1963 ( S.I. No. 158 of 1963 ).