Total revenue from parking, including fees for on-street parking and council-owned car parks, as well as fines, increased by almost 1% to €9.34 million – an annual increase of over €73,000.

The Digital Atlas of Cork/Corcaigh showcases 6,245 sites of Cork City’s history, including buildings, streets, bridges and monuments, from AD 623 through to 1900.

The 469 FCNs issued since the pilot scheme began has seen tickets to the value of €24,365 paid to Cork City Council, with the out-of-hours costing an estimated €23,881 to operate.