Driveway parking Permission required ?

Since we bought our first motorhome, 8 years ago, we have parked it on our drive way. Recently a another house in the estate parked a 30 year old motorhome on their driveway and have spent the last four months turning their garden into an open workshop / scrap yard. Now the neighbours are looking for a way to remove the new eye sore. So the question is do you need planning permission to park a motorhome on your drive way( i.e. within your garden) I am based in Co. Meath.
Any help on the planning permission question will be helpful.

If the camper is in roadworthy condition and is parked in your driveway its legal
But you cannot turn your driveway into a workshop

To be absolute certain you would need to see if there is anything in your actual deeds as these override those of the council.
e.g. mine tell me I cannot have a hedge of over 6 feet forward of the building line, and I cannot park a commercial vehicle on the drive in front of the house.
Not sure who would enforce these but might cause problems if I wanted to sell with a 8 foot hedge outside my house.

https://www.meath.ie/council/c…elopments@

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http://www.housing.old.gov.ie/…6%2Cen.pdf

See above, seems same as Donegal

It's detailed in the Planning Act, it's the same country wide. It may however be interesting to understand what the difference between stored and parked might be?

It'd certainly be worth arguing that point in court but I doubt anyone has ever been summonsed.