BREAKING: Clamping to come in at popular Tipperary supermarket car park

A popular Tipperary supermarket is change its car park policy and is bringing in clamping from next Tuesday, March 18. 

In a statement on social media, Bennetts Supervalu in Tipperary Town, said: "We want to ensure that parking spaces in our car parks are available for everyone who visits our store and post office.

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"To maintain fairness and convenience, we are introducing a new parking policy.

"Effective from next Tuesday the 18th of March, cars parked for longer than two hours in our designated parking area will be clamped."

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The Kickham Place supermarket added: "Cars parked in the accessible parking spaces who fail to display a valid disabled persons parking permit will also be clamped.

"This policy is being put in place to help provide parking for all customers and improve the shopping experience for everyone.

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"Here's a quick summary of the new policy:

* 2-hour limit for parking

* Clamping for any vehicle that exceeds the 2-hour limit

* Clamping fee (€60) will apply to release the vehicle

"We appreciate your cooperation and understanding in helping us maintain a fair and accessible parking area for all of our customers.

"If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our staff for more details.

"Best regards, Bennetts Supervalu."