Galway city carparks owners

evoke

Hello Guys,
Does anyone know who owns the various carparks around galway city. for example

the one beside mill street garda station
the one behind boots and mcdonalds. it has an automated system there

I heard the car park beside the cathedral went into recievership. Does anyone know who took it over or owns it now?

thanks for any help.

evoke

The city owns them all afaik.

http://www.galwaycity.ie/AllServices/RoadsandTraffic/ParkingintheCity/PublicCarParks/

Galway county council owns Roches carpark I think.

evoke

i did see that site when i was searching that site but i could not believe they own that many car parks. I thought they might have that site for all carpark facilities in galway regardless if the council owns them or not.

But if some knows for certain they own them then i can accept that. not much information on the net about who owns them.

thanks for the help

Pool4Life

Deleted User wrote: »

The city owns them all afaik.

http://www.galwaycity.ie/AllServices/RoadsandTraffic/ParkingintheCity/PublicCarParks/

Galway county council owns Roches carpark I think.

Roches themselves own it still

encyclopedia

The Roches car park is owned by the council as far as I know but is on a long term lease to Roches.

It may also be the same situation for the car park behind boots and McDonalds is run by APCOA.

Mrs OBumble

Do you really want to know about owners, or who operates the carparks?

The council don't own or run them all: compare the ones prices listed on their page with the ones on their maps (linked to on that reference given above).

I've done another map, which also includes a list and is IMHO a bit easier to read than the council's map. I've realised there are still a few missing (the Mercy college - weekends only, and Bailey Point in Salthill).

Iwannahurl

Municipal Car Parks:

Mill Street
Bowling Green
Dyke Road (near Black Box, behind Omniplex)
Cathedral

The City Council website also mention one on College Road, but I can't think of which one they are referring to.

All others are privately run.

Some of the multi-storey car parks in the city centre were constructed years ago on foot of tax reliefs introduced by Charlie McCreevey!

thesandeman

The College Road one is The Dog Track but I dont know if they still use it.

Pool4Life

Pool4Life wrote: »

Roches themselves own it still

Roches own the shop at the front - the car park was built on what used to be the Galway County Council yard.

Mrs OBumble

thesandeman wrote: »

The College Road one is The Dog Track but I dont know if they still use it.

Yup, they do.

westgolf

Deleted User wrote: »

Roches own the shop at the front - the car park was built on what used to be the Galway County Council yard.

not so, The council yard car park is on the right hand side going down the hill towards sickeen, it used to be a roads and library vehicle parking area. When the roches stores building was being constructed they bought a portion of each of the back gardens of all the houses they needed space from.

westgolf

brianc89

Thread bump. Is it true that GCC own most of Galway City's carparks?....

?Cee?view

No. Definitely not. Off the top of my head, jury’s, Hynes yard, dockgate, Eyre square centre, market street - all not council owned

ben.schlomo

You can also add the Coach Station, Train Station, Corrib Shopping Centre and the Docks (I think)

what_traffic

Interesting 12 years on and still Multi Story and Surface car parks mentioned in this thread in the City Centre ALL still exist. Hynes Yard should be converted into apartments and Mill Street beside the Garda Station should have apartments on it by now. If was want Cross City Connects to work going to have to remove car parking demand from the core.