On-street parking will be more expensive than many indoor multi-storey facilities
Dublin City Council plans to increase on-street parking charges across all parking zones in the city from next year, with costs rising by more than 16 per cent in some areas. Photograph: Alan Betson
Charges for the most expensive city centre “yellow zone” will increase from €3.50 to €4 an hour, while just outside this area the “red zone” charge will go from €3 to €3.50. The hourly rate in the outer “green zone” will increase from €1.80 to €2, while the low demand “orange zone” will go from €1.10 to €1.20.
Dave Hannigan: Dana White cements his position as sport’s most accomplished charlatan with Bud Light deal Meanwhile, the Draft Dublin City Centre Transport Plan, which proposes the reallocation of road space from cars to public transport services, cyclists and pedestrians will be available for public consultation from Friday until December 1st.
Two new “bus gates” would be introduced on the quays close to O’Connell Bridge, one on the northside at Bachelors’ Walk stopping cars and lorries from heading east towards the Custom House and the docklands. The other would be on Aston Quay on the southside, stopping private traffic from travelling from O’Connell Bridge in the direction of Heuston Station. Both restrictions are due to be in place from next year.
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