Parking Near Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown, Dublin
Where Can I Park for Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown?
The campus has a 528-space car park, operated through APCOA, with weekday and Saturday rates of €1.50 for 1 hour, €3 for 2 hours, €4.50 for 3 hours and €5 for 1 day. Two nearby Parksy spaces are 370 metres away at €1.40 an hour. Annual permits cost €80 and semester permits cost €40.
- Address
- C Multipurpose Building
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking in Dublin D15 - Tu Dublin Space, 370 m (5 min walk)
Parking Near Blanchardstown
Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown
The campus in Dublin, near Blanchardstown, has a large car park with 528 spaces, with most spaces in the main area in front of the Connect Building and Áras Croí (tudublin.ie). TU Dublin’s campus car park is operated through APCOA, which lists weekday and Saturday parking at €1.50 for 1 hour, €3 for 2 hours, €4.50 for 3 hours and €5 for 1 day (apcoa.ie).
Regular users can apply for an annual permit priced at €80 or a semester permit priced at €40 (tudublin.ie). APCOA also offers prebooked parking sessions for the TU Dublin Blanchardstown car park (apcoa.ie). Day parking is listed as open from 9am to 5pm, with secure parking and limited availability, and prebooked sessions are advertised from €1.40 (prebook.apcoa.ie).
Busy Periods Around the Dublin Campus
Parking pressure is greatest during teaching-term arrival and departure periods, when staff and students are reaching the campus together. Open days and campus events can create additional demand, particularly around the main car park near the Connect Building and Áras Croí.
The campus is a 22.5-hectare site with specialist laboratories, sports amenities and other facilities, so events can draw visitors beyond the normal student and staff flow (tudublin.ie). The main car park has limited availability for day parking during its listed 9am to 5pm operating period (prebook.apcoa.ie).
Drivers heading to the campus should use the designated car park rather than treating surrounding streets as overflow parking.
Shopping-Centre Parking Near ITB
Blanchardstown Centre is the main nearby shopping-centre parking option away from the campus car park. Its car-park information identifies dedicated spaces for customers with additional needs and families, as well as a dedicated coach car park (blanchardstowncentre.ie). This is most useful for visitors combining a campus trip with shopping or services at the centre.
The centre’s customer service desk is the point identified for coach-parking information (blanchardstowncentre.ie).
Parksy Spaces Near Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown
Two Parksy spaces in Dublin D15 are 370 metres from the campus: an accessible space and another TU Dublin space, each priced at €1.40 an hour.
At 1.3 kilometres, Parksy lists a Brehon House car park at €2 an hour, a space at St Brigid’s Church at €1.20 an hour, a space at The Vineyard Pub at €2 an hour and secure parking at Brehon House at €2 an hour. The church and pub options suit visitors who are happy to walk farther, while the Brehon House listings provide alternatives for staff or longer campus visits.
Rail and Walking Access to the Campus
The campus is at C Multipurpose Building in Dublin, near Blanchardstown, and is 2.4 kilometres from Blanchardstown centre. The two nearby Parksy spaces in Dublin D15 are 370 metres away, making them the closest listed alternatives for a short walk to the university.
The supplied local place facts do not list a nearby railway station or a station walking time. The campus address is the C Multipurpose Building, rather than a rail interchange, so drivers travelling by train need to plan the final leg separately.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown?
The campus has a 528-space car park, operated through APCOA, with weekday and Saturday rates of €1.50 for 1 hour, €3 for 2 hours, €4.50 for 3 hours and €5 for 1 day. Two nearby Parksy spaces are 370 metres away at €1.40 an hour. Annual permits cost €80 and semester permits cost €40.
How Much Does Campus Parking Cost?
APCOA lists weekday and Saturday parking at €1.50 for 1 hour, €3 for 2 hours, €4.50 for 3 hours and €5 for 1 day. Regular users can apply for an annual permit priced at €80 or a semester permit priced at €40. Prebooked sessions are advertised from €1.40.
When Is Parking Busiest?
Parking pressure is greatest during teaching-term arrival and departure periods, when staff and students reach the campus together. Open days and campus events can create additional demand, particularly around the main car park near the Connect Building and Áras Croí. Day parking has limited availability during the listed 9am to 5pm period.
Are There Nearby Shopping-Centre Parking Options?
Blanchardstown Centre is the main nearby shopping-centre parking option away from the campus car park. Its car-park information identifies dedicated spaces for customers with additional needs and families, plus a dedicated coach car park. This option is most useful when combining a campus trip with shopping or services at the centre.
What Parksy Parking Is Available Nearby?
Two Parksy spaces in Dublin D15 are 370 metres from the campus, including an accessible space and another TU Dublin space, each priced at €1.40 an hour. At 1.3 kilometres, alternatives include Brehon House at €2 an hour, St Brigid’s Church at €1.20 an hour and The Vineyard Pub at €2 an hour.
How Far Is the Campus From Blanchardstown Centre, and Is There a Nearby Railway Station?
The campus is 2.4 kilometres from Blanchardstown centre. The two nearby Parksy spaces in Dublin D15 are 370 metres away, making them the closest listed alternatives for a short walk. The supplied local place facts do not list a nearby railway station or station walking time, so train travellers need to plan the final leg separately.
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