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Ballyshannon Courthouse
A Mayo resident was fined €80 plus ordered to pay €138 in costs for a parking offence in Donegal Town after a hearing at Donegal District Court.
Francis Conroy, of 8 Western Pride Holiday Homes, Ballinrobe, Co Mayo, was found to be the registered owner of a motor vehicle parked without displaying a valid parking ticket in the manner required by Article 7 of the Donegal County Council (Donegal Town Car Parks) Bye-Laws 2004, contrary to Article 7(f) of the said Bye-Laws and Section 101(7A) and (7B) of the Road Traffic Act, 1961.
The incident occurred on August 9, 2025, at No.4 Car Park in Donegal Town.
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Conroy did not appear at Donegal District Court at Ballyshannon Courthouse, and Judge Éiteáin Cunningham was satisfied to proceed in his absence.
Judge Cunningham fined Conroy €80, plus costs of €138, payable within four months.
The combined fine and costs for the offence was €218.
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