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Kerdiffstown Park, near Naas
Parking spaces designated to be used by people with disabilities in a public park need to be better marked.
That's the view of Cllr Anne Breen, who wants Kildare County Council to act.
She has asked KCC to "improve and give more visibility to the signage at the disabled parking area in Kerdiffstown Park, Naas."
Cllr Breen said this would "ensure that these parking locations are readily available for disabled persons and not taken up by other people."
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