I want to focus on the fact that many, if not most, of those who ascend Knocknadobar will follow The Pilgrims' Path. This path is a very manageable zig-zag which begins on a narrow road west of the mountain (at Killurly West). I suspect that local landowners will have had to suffer the inconvenience of cars parked along the narrow road over the years and perhaps this explains the existence of the car park at V48100 82962 A. I'd guess that it would take up to 15 cars. What makes this car park a bit unusual is that it appears to be a quasi commercial venture requiring payment of €3 per car. Now there is no issue about paying for parking. What is interesting is that the signposted beginning of the Pilgrims' Path route commences in a corner of the car park. The composite photo shows the two signs. I did not have the pleasure of meeting anyone when i deposited my car there before 6am, nor did I meet anyone on my return after 11am. But I happily deposited €3 in the "honesty box" under the car park sign as I took the view that I was paying for parking, not to gain access to the mountain. I am not suggesting for one moment that a person arriving at the car park on foot would be asked to pay anything at all, but if that were the case I would be upset as I would go out of my way to avoid such a payment. Meanwhile I am happy to confirm that at least one car can be parked free and gratis up the road at V4814182801 B. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/123/comment/18613/