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![]() Does anyone know why IR staff don't have to pay for car parking when the rest of us do? In Dundalk particularly staff cars occupy all spaces directly outside the front door and usually the 'set down only' areas as well.
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![]() The revenue commissioners would like to know about that....
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![]() I've noticed it in Connolly as well - IR staff put an orange/hi vis jacket over the steering wheel and off they go...
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![]() There are two classifications
1. Staff based on site who have guaranteed parking fall under the revenue commissioner car park space tax. But are they paying? These spaces are marked clearly on the station plans. 2. Safety critical staff attending an incident should be afforded free parking, but those are rare once off issues. Incidentally I have had the wonderful experience of watching the CEO of IE struggling with the pay and display machine
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![]() The Parking Levy only applies in Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick and Waterford, so it wouldn't have a bearing in Dundalk.
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![]() There are BIK considerations if free parking is provided and guaranteed.
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![]() I don't think the section of the Finance Act providing for the parking levy has been commenced, or that free parking is otherwise a benefit in kind. Also, people on shift work are exempt from it.
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![]() Since IR started to charge daily at the station in Mullingar I use the free car park (2 min walk down the road) but I notice a lot of glass on the ground there frequently. I wonder is it from broken bottles or car windows?
I've lost a badge and a petrol cap recently and it really bugs the hell out of me. Anyone else any 'security' issues with the free car park? ![]()
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![]() Since there's no security on most IÉ car parks, would there be any difference?
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![]() The area around the station and canal in Mullingar has been a scumbag magnet for decades so what can you expect!
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![]() I expect my car to be left alone, probably a bit too much to expect these days is it
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