7 Hanover Quay, D02 RR24, Dublin
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A central, quiet parking area beside the Grand Canal in a dead-end street, within walking distance of cafés, restaurants, and Temple Bar. Parking costs 10.5€ for a maximum of 3h, with payment by card or cash but no change given. It is paid from 7am to 19h Monday to Saturday and free on Sunday, while nights are generally calm. Large motorhomes may need to reverse in.
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Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Quiet night and very central location. Payment is by credit card or cash, but no change is given. It is expensive at €10.50 for a maximum of three hours, although given the location...Translating
Almost quieter than the other quay, but you have to wait until Saturday at 7 p.m. because the daily price is prohibitive. Very quiet and good TV reception. Plenty of space.Translating
Quiet at night, joggers in the morning. Well located for arriving at or departing on the ferries from Cherbourg. Paid from 7 a.m., but at 9 a.m. I still had not seen anyone. No payment machine and the app is unavailable on French mobile phones.Translating
Max stay on the pay and display machine is 3 hours, we arrived at 1pm planning on heading out into Dublin all afternoon/evening so it was no good for us as the parking charges run until 7pm. After that it’s free until 7am. Good spot otherwise.
A good overnight spot in a quiet cul-de-sac. Good restaurants right nearby. You need nothing more to reach the ferry on time in the morning.Translating
Thanks for this very convenient place for walking into town. However, it is paid Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Free only on Sundays. Good network coverage and located in a cul-de-sac. Reverse in if you have a large motorhome.Translating
Very pleasant place. Free at night and paid from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Very quiet. It is a dead end, so you have to turn around. Small restaurant next door.Translating
Very quiet place with good views. We will definitely come back. If you park during paid hours, display the ticket clearly because they are very quick to issue fines.Translating
Very nice spot, front row on the Grand Canal. Free parking from Saturday at 7 p.m. and all day Sunday. In my opinion, much nicer than the other side of the canal, and at least today there was not a single camper.Translating
Been there a few times now. There’s always space at night. Always nice and quiet along the canal. You’re parked alongside an office block but it’s deserted at night. Paid for from 7am to 7pm (€3.50/h, max 3 hours, pay by coins, card or contactless) but free at night. There are several cafes as well as a supermarket 5 mins walk down the canal. And BrewDog for a pint and chicken wings at night.
Very good spot for sleeping: quiet, safe, free at weekends, with the sound of seagulls when you wake up beside the canal. Also only a 10-minute walk from Temple Bar!Translating
-Unreal spot, very handy location. slept quietly and a nice view in the morning after waking up. Importantly also a very safe neighborhood. Bear in mind however, parking here is quite expensive during the week. €3.50/h Monday to Saturday, 8am-7pm. ideal for a Saturday night to Monday morning park up or over a bank holiday weekend. Other times mightn't be quite so suitable and costly.
Very well located, but paid: red Pay and Display zone at €3.50 per hour! Paid only in summer??Translating