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New card to shame disabled parking space offenders
Mayor of Clare Tony Mulcahy, Pat Murphy, MD Clare Sunset Foundation and Clare Talking Social Club and Rachel Killeen, Administrator Clare Sunset Foundation at the launch of the new sticker in Woodstock Hotel.  Photograph by John KellyTHE Clare Sunset Foundation has come up with a card to be put on cars that have unfairly occupied disabled parking spaces.
The Sunset Foundation are an organisation for visually impaired people and they are also behind the Clare Talking and Social Club, which provides company for over a 100 people who live alone.
The card bears the slogan, “You have taken my parking space, would you like to take my disability?” and it’s hoped it will make the offending drivers think twice about taking disabled spaces.
Pat Murphy of the Clare Sunset Foundation said people taking disabled spots unjustly is very frustrating for people affected. “It would have been something that people have noticed happening a lot and we decided that we’d try to do something about it,” he said.
The cards are available from 065 6824875 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Every year the Clare Sunset Foundation sends 30 people to Lourdes and all money raised will go towards this fund.

 
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