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Parking and parking permits?

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  • 29-06-2021 1:11am
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    Registered Users Posts: 121 ✭✭


    So I've recently bought a car. It's still at my parents but I want to park in near my house. I love in a small lane in D6. One end of the lane has a parking meter, a sign and painted parking spots. The other end had a few double yellows but nothing more than that. It also is X Lane North as opposed to X Lane South... so are they different lanes? Is there a possibility it's free parking? I've parked a few rental cars there before but only for a few hours. My housemate reckons it's free and always gets visitors to park there but my friend said there is no free parking in Dublin.

    Also, if I do need a permit to park there is it only for my lane? Or can I park somewhere nearby if it's full? Again, would the North/South part of the name affect which part of the street I can park on?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 24,993 ✭✭✭✭Wishbone Ash


    openup wrote: »
    .... my friend said there is no free parking in Dublin.
    ...
    There's plenty of free parking in Dublin - you just need to know where to look.

    If the lane doesn't have double yellows, doesn't have marked out spaces and a parked vehicle would not impede the access for emergency vehicles, I'd presume there is no parking charge.

    Why not ask your neighbours?


  • Registered Users Posts: 10,322 ✭✭✭✭Marcusm


    openup wrote: »
    So I've recently bought a car. It's still at my parents but I want to park in near my house. I love in a small lane in D6. One end of the lane has a parking meter, a sign and painted parking spots. The other end had a few double yellows but nothing more than that. It also is X Lane North as opposed to X Lane South... so are they different lanes? Is there a possibility it's free parking? I've parked a few rental cars there before but only for a few hours. My housemate reckons it's free and always gets visitors to park there but my friend said there is no free parking in Dublin.

    Also, if I do need a permit to park there is it only for my lane? Or can I park somewhere nearby if it's full? Again, would the North/South part of the name affect which part of the street I can park on?

    Ring up DCC with the actual address and eircode and they will tell you what, if any, parking permits are available for the address.


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