Claire Byrne

That if you want something, that's what you have to do.

What we saw last week.

Yes.

All right.

Well, Tracey, we have to leave it there.

But thank you for being with us.

Tracey Carroll there, who's a disability campaigner and mother, as you heard her say there, to Willow.

We heard from Sean Defoe and Marion Harkin there too.

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lack of clear instructions say can you park here when can you park here how do you pay with some councils if you pay on at the machine it's one price if you use their app it's a higher price because it's I presume it's been contracted out doesn't seem quite right very disjointed I think there should be a sort of general tariff for whatever entity you're going into so if it's a shopping centre potentially all the shopping centres should be the same so you kind of know what you have to do

I never pay for parking.

Parking rules are the guidance of wise men and the embarrassed fools.

Some people will follow the rules, other people just stop and park and walk off.

It's Ireland.

It's what we do.

If it's a universal app, everybody's used to it.

And there's no, say, trying to figure out what, you know, is it pay zone?