Parking Near Dublin Institute of Technology, St. Luke's
Where Can I Park for Dublin Institute of Technology?
For Dublin Institute of Technology on Aungier Street, nearby choices include a secure central Dublin parking lot 330 m away at €3.50 an hour and APCOA Drury Street, 480 m away at €4.50 an hour. APCOA also lists parking from €1.40 an hour and €6 a day, Monday to Sunday. Dublin City Council Pay & Display street parking is another option.
- Address
- 42 Aungier Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure & Convenient Parking Lot in Central Dublin, 330 m (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Tara Street railway station, 1.2 km (16 min walk)
Parking Near St. Luke's
Dublin Institute of Technology, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at Dublin Institute of Technology on Aungier Street
The campus is at 42 Aungier Street in Royal Exchange A ED, near St. Luke’s. Nearby on-street parking uses Pay & Display operated by Dublin City Council, giving short-stay visitors a council-managed option close to the buildings (tudublin.ie).
TU Dublin lists annual campus permits at €80 and semester permits at €40. Pay & Display parking is also available at Grangegorman, while APCOA operates the Drury Street car park nearby (tudublin.ie). APCOA lists TU Dublin parking from €1.40 an hour and €6 a day, Monday to Sunday (apcoa.ie).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Aungier Street Campus
A secure central Dublin parking lot is 330 m from the campus at €3.50 an hour. Its short distance and hourly pricing suit visitors attending a class, appointment or meeting.
A secure 24/7 space at Hatch Street House in Dublin 2 is 440 m away and costs €299 a month, making it the practical choice for staff or students needing regular parking. APCOA Drury Street is 480 m away at €4.50 an hour, while a secure Trinity Street garage is 650 m away at €5 an hour. Both hourly spaces are suited to occasional campus visits.
Two 24/7 Fleet Street spaces are 850 m away, each priced at €4.20 an hour. The pair gives visitors travelling from the city centre another option when closer spaces are unavailable.
Other Car Parks Around Royal Exchange a ED
APCOA’s Drury Street car park is a separate nearby option from campus parking and offers pre-booked parking sessions. APCOA lists the facility with pricing from €1.40 an hour and a €6 daily rate, Monday to Sunday (apcoa.ie).
Dublin City Council operates Pay & Display parking on nearby streets. Its yellow zone charges €4 an hour, the red zone €3.50 an hour, the green zone €2 an hour, the orange zone €1.20 an hour (dublincity.ie).
For a shopping-centre alternative, the central area’s paid parking is most useful for a brief visit or a planned appointment. The council’s colour-coded charges let drivers compare street parking with Drury Street before walking to the campus.
Busy Periods and Street Restrictions Near DIT
Parking pressure is greatest during the academic year, when students and staff arrive together around the city-centre campus. The Aungier Street setting also means on-street spaces are shared with general city traffic and short-stay users.
Pay & Display on nearby streets is controlled by Dublin City Council, so the yellow, red, green and orange charging zones apply according to the street used (dublincity.ie). Drivers heading to lectures, meetings or open-day activity should allow time to reach a car park rather than relying on a space directly outside.
University activity can make the surrounding streets particularly busy at the start and end of teaching days. Drury Street’s pre-booking option provides a more planned alternative for visitors travelling at those times (apcoa.ie).
Walking From Tara Street Railway Station to the Campus
Tara Street railway station is the nearest listed rail station, 1.2 km from the campus and a 16-minute walk. The station provides a straightforward public-transport alternative for students, staff and visitors who would rather avoid central Dublin parking.
The destination is 42 Aungier Street in Royal Exchange A ED, near St. Luke’s. From St. Luke’s centre, the campus is 710 m away, so the final approach is a city walk rather than a drive through a dedicated university parking area.
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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 Dublin Institute of Technology?
For Dublin Institute of Technology on Aungier Street, nearby choices include a secure central Dublin parking lot 330 m away at €3.50 an hour and APCOA Drury Street, 480 m away at €4.50 an hour. APCOA also lists parking from €1.40 an hour and €6 a day, Monday to Sunday. Dublin City Council Pay & Display street parking is another option.
How Much Are Campus Parking Permits?
TU Dublin lists annual campus permits at €80 and semester permits at €40. Pay & Display parking is also available at Grangegorman. For visitors to the Aungier Street campus, nearby alternatives include council-managed Pay & Display streets and APCOA Drury Street, which offers pre-booked parking sessions.
What Are the Closest Parking Spaces to the Campus?
The closest listed space is a secure central Dublin parking lot 330 m from the campus at €3.50 an hour. A secure 24/7 space at Hatch Street House in Dublin 2 is 440 m away and costs €299 a month. APCOA Drury Street is 480 m away at €4.50 an hour.
What Are Dublin City Council’s Street Parking Charges?
Dublin City Council Pay & Display charges depend on the street’s colour-coded zone. The yellow zone charges €4 an hour, the red zone €3.50 an hour, the green zone €2 an hour and the orange zone €1.20 an hour. These streets are shared with general city traffic and short-stay users.
When Is Parking Busiest Near the Campus?
Parking pressure is greatest during the academic year, when students and staff arrive together. Surrounding streets can be particularly busy at the start and end of teaching days. Drivers heading to lectures, meetings or open-day activity should allow time to reach a car park. Drury Street’s pre-booking option provides a more planned alternative.
How Far Is Tara Street Railway Station From the Campus?
Tara Street railway station is 1.2 km from the campus and a 16-minute walk, making it a straightforward public-transport alternative for students, staff and visitors. The destination is 42 Aungier Street in Royal Exchange A ED, near St. Luke’s. From St. Luke’s centre, the campus is 710 m away.
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