Dublin City Street Charges Increasing Next week

Thursday, 27 January 2022 08:53

By Caoimhe Harney

Increases are to deter long term stress.

Dublin city parking charges will increase by up to €3.50 an hour from next week

The increases are to deter long stay parking.

From Tuesday, February 1st, parking in the city centre “yellow zone” will rise from €3.20 to €3.50 an hour,

The “red zone” area just outside the yellow zone will rise from €2.70 to €3.

The outer “green zone” will increase from €1.60 to €1.80, while the low demand “orange zone” will increase from €1 to €1.10.

The “blue zone” rate which applies to suburban city villages will rise from 60 cent to 80 cent

The special city centre Sunday parking charge between 2pm and 6pm will increase from €1.40 to €1.60.

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