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Just wanted to know what the latest update is, did you go to court and have your say?

I happened upon your blog post while carrying out some research on the topic of parking fines appeals lodged to Cork City Council, and I have read of your trials with great interest. I, too, have had an irritating problem with the Traffic Division in recent weeks: in short, I received a Fixed Charge Penalty for allegedly not displaying a parking disc on College Road some weeks back. Despite submitting an appeal which was supported by a substantial body of evidence which shows that I did, in fact, use a parking disc on that day, my appeal was also rejected, and I received exactly the same correspondence as you received (although the grammar used in the template appears to have degenerated in the intervening time!). Unlike you, I paid the €40 fine without prejudice so as to avoid being issued with an even higher fine for an offence which I demonstrably did not commit, but am actively seeking a rebate at present.

I wondered if you might update as to the outcome of your appeal to the Ombudsman? Since I, like yourself, have found that the employees of the Traffic Division have failed entirely to properly discharge their duties in relation to my case, I am considering bringing the matter to the attention of the Ombudsman and would be interested to know if you have had any success in this endeavour. Furthermore, the question of parking fines, clamping and towing seems to be something of a local media ‘hot topic’ this week and I’m sure that my story could be of interest to any of the media outlets which have discussed the topic in recent days.

All the best,

Marian.

Good article and I completely agree with you from the development point of view. I think the LGCSB has a lot to answer for as they were supposed to be the ground breakers from a development and systems production point of view. From experience, I have found that this is not the case. Dare I say that the crack team of developers that you suggest would have to be private sector orientated!!!

I have a small bit of an issue with the cloud computing scenario. The whole Microsoft Azure and such, sounds great and I have been to the demo’s, but when you get down to it, it’s a subscription service. These services, while they provide savage hardware capabilities may suffer for pure connections issues (back to the offices). I think that most of the money that you would save on local hardware and resources would be spent opening up the “Government Network” and subscriptions. Also I’m sure the offices would need some resources locally just to keep the other employees from going out on strike.

Everybody seems to suggest that the Government need to get their finger out. I actually think they have all the cards but they are playing them completely wrong. The department of finance’s arm on this (CMOD) has basically failed to make any sort of impact when you look a centralised provisioning of software and other agreements. As far as I can remember, we give a lot of these companies’ tax breaks. Surely some agreements in relation to hardware/software/communications could be put in place as part of these tax breaks.

As far as I am concerned IT is not top of a lot of government agenda’s. Most government departments and even county council’s are a complete law onto themselves. Therefore, IT will never become top priority keeping it well hidden as a cost centre. I am inclined to agree with Paul’s suggestion of consolidation. I not sure how it would work as one centre would never be enough. Maybe 5-6 centres strategically around these digital hubs would be a better solution. One thing I’m sure is that I’d need a calculator…. Even better would be a licence for excel 2010………

I’m a solicitor and confirm if you haven’t retained a lawyer yet that I’m prepared to act for you pro bono, or free of charge. What happened to you is simply not on.

You can find me at http://www.tjos.ie.

Terence O’Sullivan
Terence J O’Sullivan Solicitors

I was trying to check on the floods and came across your story. Appalling, and I must commend you on the organised way you went about dealing with a fine improperly imposed.

You may already have retained a solicitor but if not I’m prepared to act on your behalf pro bono, or free of charge. It’s just not acceptable!

Terence O’Sullivan
Terence J O’Sullivan Solicitors

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