Donegal town clampdown.

Complain about the problem but don't make any attempt whatsoever to solve it , there's no campsite in Donegal town and even if there was it would close from September to April 🤬

Yeah, in 4 or 5 years when we begin to come out of the imminent recession the same gobshites will be wondering how they can get tourists back into town.

I’ve one word for the idiot that solves their Motorhome problem;

Rosslare.

I see less and less appeal to use a Motorhome in Ireland when gombeenism & cute whore politics like this is prevalent and alive here.

Dear Cllr Conaghan,

We've stopped in Donegal town earlier this year for a couple of hours when passing and found it to be a charming place, somewhere we would like to visit again when we have more time.

We parked by the quay and while there was a distinct lack of any appropriately sized spaces for motorhome tourists, we made sure we were positioned such as not to block any footpaths or vehicular access.

Why not address the actual problem, create a small number of appropriately sized spaces for motorhome tourists and put in appropriate charges and time limits. Look to the motorhome parking area in Cobh and see what you could do for your town.

regards,

Bryan Murphy
Motorhome Tourist

All you need to do, Is, google Cllr Tom Connaghan. and you will see what a disagreeable gobsh*t he is.

Definitely seems to be cases of "not in my back yard" and "get Orf my land"

Narrow minded imbeciles with no foresight, no future and no feckin clue.

This is the caliber of the man.

Conaghan managed Donegal to the 1982 All-Ireland Under-21 Football ChampionshipHe later took over from Brian McEniff as senior manager when McEniff had led the 1983 Ulster Senior Football Championship campaign to a win.[citation needed]
Over the course of his time as senior manager during the 1980s, Conaghan fell out with numerous players. He dropped Marty Carlin and Charlie Mulgrew from his team for one year after they played for Letterkenny in a Forster Cup final victory at Ravenhill in 1987.[1] Other players with whom he fell out during his time as senior manager included Declan Bonner, Manus Boyle, Matt Gallagher, Barry McGowan and Sylvester Maguire Conaghan's spell as county manager ended with a heavy defeat to Tyrone. McEniff, returning to the senior job for a fourth time in September 1989, restored many of those with whom Conaghan had fallen out to the panel in time for the 1990 Ulster Senior Football Championship, which Donegal won.

Conaghan later managed the Sligo seniors. He was mentioned as a possible successor to P. J. McGowan as Donegal manager in 1997 in a dual role with Anthony Molloy.He withdrew and Declan Bonner became manager.

In later years, Conaghan became involved in politics and sat as an independent on Donegal County Council He first stood for election in 2009 but did not win a seat.He won a seat in 2014 and retained it in 2019. He was elected Cathaoirleach of the Donegal Municipal District on 13 June 2017.

you'll do things my way or not al all

Cllr Tom Connaghan says he is addressing complaints about illegal parking. If such illegal parking is in fact taking place is it not an issue to be addressed by An Garda Siochana by way of the Road Traffic Act.

If it's an area where vehicles using it are required by law to be taxed and insured it's part of the 'public road' and all Road Traffic Act regulations (including those concerning parking) must be complied with.

Not so in NI if its a private car park.