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.

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.