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# operation-enable - Saturday 3 November, 2018
Driver fined after using neighbour's expired disabled permit to park for free near work
The permit was seized by gardaí and the driver was issued with a fixed charge notice.
# operation-enable - Sunday 19 August, 2018
'Really shocking': Motorists use deceased parents' permits to park in disabled bays
In just one year of a garda operation to crack down on fraudulent use of these permits, 80 people were prosecuted.
# operation-enable - Saturday 4 August, 2018
Motorist fined after parking in disabled bay using out-of-date permit belonging to relative
The permit was seized by gardaí and the driver was issued with a €150 fine.
# operation-enable - Friday 5 January, 2018
Number of people summoned before courts after parking in disabled space without permit
Gardaí are asking people to park legally and responsibly.
# operation-enable - Sunday 10 December, 2017
Driver facing €3,000 fine for using mother-in-law's disabled parking permit to go late-night shopping
The person could also be jailed for six months.
# operation-enable - Monday 28 August, 2017
Driver to be prosecuted for parking across two disabled bays in Cork
Gardaí are clamping down on those that illegally park in disabled spaces as part of Operation Enable.
# operation-enable - Monday 20 February, 2017
Gardaí launch 'Operation Enable' to catch drivers using fake disabled parking permits
Drivers can face fines of up to €2,000 for parking in these bays.
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Poll: Are you still using the Covid-19 tracker app?
IT’S A MONTH since the launch of the HSE’s new Covid-19 contact tracing app.
Since then, the app has had well over one million downloads, with the take-up rate heralded as being “the most successful launch” of the app anywhere in the world, said HSE CEO Paul Reid last month.
The app is intended to help contact tracing, particularly with people who aren’t family and friends, and uses Bluetooth technology to determine whether you’ve been a close contact of someone who’s tested positive for the virus.
Users are encouraged to switch on their Bluetooth settings, and to check in with their symptoms every day. The bluetooth function means that users will be notified via the app if they have been a close contact of a confirmed case.
As cases begin to rise again – particularly in Kildare, Laois and Offaly – health officials fear that transmission could once again spread within the community.
Of the 174 cases reported yesterday, around 50 of them were reported outside of the three counties now under new restrictions.
With that in mind, we want to know: Are you still using the Covid-19 tracker app?
Poll Results:
Yes, I check in every day (4693)
Yes, I check in most days (4065)
I didn't download it (3855)
No, I've stopped using it (2758)
Yes, but I only check in once or twice per week (2739)
Yes, but I only have the bluetooth contact tracing function enabled (1775)
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