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Parking at Clongriffin

Darraghnormal · 2019-04-03 01:16:11

Hi, I'm moving to Clongriffin in a few months, happy with the area, only issue I have is I drive a van thats a bit too tall to fit in the underground car park at my apartment. Anyone know if its possible to get on an on street parking permit via ncps? Or would that fall under the remit of the property management?…

03-04-2019 2:16am

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Darraghnormal

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Hi,

I'm moving to Clongriffin in a few months, happy with the area, only issue I have is I drive a van thats a bit too tall to fit in the underground car park at my apartment. Anyone know if its possible to get on an on street parking permit via ncps? Or would that fall under the remit of the property management? Alternatively, are there any places nearby that are free and safe to park in? I notice the car parks near the restaurants are always more or less empty or at least alot of room...

I need the van for work, and the alternative is to park it at a relatives home, which is quite far away, 45 minute walk or so....

Thanks in advance for any help!

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#2 03-04-2019 2:24am

Victor

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Talk to the management company - there may be different ones for different buildings / streets.

If I'm correct, the small car parks on Main Street have restrictions.

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#3 03-04-2019 2:26am

Darraghnormal

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thanks mate!

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