19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Louth County Council announce reduced pay parking charges for December 2018
As part of the incentive to encourage people to “Shop Local” over the Christmas period, Pay Parking in the urban area of Dundalk will be reduced to 0.50c per hour from December 1, 2018 to January 7, 2019.
Louth County Council made the announcement today.
This reduction will apply to both on-street parking and the car parks managed by Louth County Council and will be clearly displayed on the pay parking machines.
Charges at the Long Term Car Parks at Linenhall Street, Long Walk and Ramparts Road will remain unchanged.
The Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin
Stretch of road where there was an accident recently
The announcement from the Tánaiste comes days after Deputy Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Ronan Glynn advised the public to "work from home where possible" this autumn and winter.
The Health Service Executive will now plan the roll-out of booster doses to those over 60, under the fresh advice from NIAC.
People divided over landlords charging people 'pet rent'
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