Irish motorhome body backs bylaws in Cork to curtail rogue owners

It comes after complaints in Co Cork about rogue owners parking dangerously, and others dumping human waste kept in their vehicles’ storage tanks at scenic areas
The latest problems have been reported at Garrylucas beach, near Kinsale, where such vehicles have been parked up for days on end at the beach front. File picture: David Creedon / Anzenberger

The latest problems have been reported at Garrylucas beach, near Kinsale, where such vehicles have been parked up for days on end at the beach front. File picture: David Creedon / Anzenberger

The association which represents Irish motorhome enthusiasts has given its backing to introduce “robust access control systems and bylaws” to ensure the activities of rogue owners are curtailed.

It comes after complaints from several municipal district councils in Co Cork that rogue motorhome/campervan and caravan owners are taking up scenic parking spaces all over the region for days on end, preventing daytrippers from parking.

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