Parking Near Limerick Railway Station
Where Can I Park for Limerick Railway Station?
The station car park is entered from Parnell St and APCOA lists a one-day tariff of €6.50, plus any applicable convenience fee. Q-Park offers pre-booked parking through Cornmarket Square, with limited spaces and the COLBERT10 promotion providing 10% off. Regular rail customers can also use the €20-per-week parking option.
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- Hyde Road
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Lot in Limerick - Only €7.50/day!, 620 m (8 min walk)
Parking Near Limerick
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
Colbert Train Station Car Park on Parnell Street
The station car park is operated through APCOA, which lists Colbert Train Station parking at €6.50 for one day, with the parking fee made up of the tariff and any applicable convenience fee (apcoaconnect.ie). The entrance to Colbert Station Car Park is off Parnell St (limerick.ie), making that the approach to use when driving directly to the railway station.
Q-Park also offers station parking online through Cornmarket Square, with the COLBERT10 promotion providing 10% off pre-booked parking (q-park.ie).
Parking Rules on the Streets Near Hyde Road
The station is on Hyde Road, while the council identifies the station car park entrance off Parnell St (limerick.ie). Drivers approaching from the city therefore have a specific off-street entrance rather than needing to rely on kerbside parking beside the station.
APCOA identifies the site as Train Station (Limerick) and publishes its parking tariff through its location service (apcoaconnect.ie). Use of the marked station facility keeps a commuter away from unmarked kerbside space while travelling from Hyde Road.
Commuter Parking and Weekly Options
Q-Park marks Limerick Colbert Train Station parking as having limited spaces and directs drivers to pre-book at Q-Park Cornmarket Square (q-park.ie).
An Irish Rail spokesperson confirmed that a €20-per-week parking option remained available for customers using the rail station (limerickleader.ie). The weekly option is particularly relevant for regular commuters, while APCOA lists a one-day station tariff of €6.50 (apcoaconnect.ie). Q-Park’s pre-booking route and the weekly customer option provide alternatives to paying separately for each commuting day.
Parksy Spaces Close to Limerick Railway Station
A Parksy parking lot in Limerick is 620 m from the station and costs €7.50 a day. The space suits a driver looking for a straightforward daily booking within walking distance of the platforms, especially when the station facility is not the preferred option.
A Parksy space at St Nessans Road costs €2.20 an hour and is 3.0 km from the station. The hourly rate makes it more suitable for shorter stays than a full commuting day, while the longer distance means allowing additional time for the onward journey.
The station itself is 650 m from Limerick centre, so both nearby Parksy choices sit within the wider central Limerick parking area, although St Nessans Road is the less immediate option.
Walking and Onward Connections From the Station
The station is 650 m from Limerick centre, placing the city centre within a walkable distance after parking. The Parksy parking lot in Limerick is 620 m away, while the St Nessans Road space is 3.0 km away, so the two options suit different approaches to the final part of the journey.
Q-Park Cornmarket Square is the pre-bookable alternative identified for Limerick Colbert Train Station parking, with limited spaces noted by Q-Park (q-park.ie). APCOA separately lists Limerick Junction Train Station in its station location directory (apcoaconnect.ie). Drivers heading beyond Limerick can therefore distinguish the city station from Limerick Junction when planning a rail departure.
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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 Limerick Railway Station?
The station car park is entered from Parnell St and APCOA lists a one-day tariff of €6.50, plus any applicable convenience fee. Q-Park offers pre-booked parking through Cornmarket Square, with limited spaces and the COLBERT10 promotion providing 10% off. Regular rail customers can also use the €20-per-week parking option.
How Much Is Station Parking for One Day?
APCOA lists Colbert Train Station parking at €6.50 for one day. The parking fee is made up of the tariff and any applicable convenience fee. The entrance to the station car park is off Parnell St, providing the approach to use when driving directly to the railway station.
Is Weekly Parking Available for Commuters?
An Irish Rail spokesperson confirmed that a €20-per-week parking option remained available for customers using the rail station. This weekly option is particularly relevant for regular commuters, while APCOA lists a one-day station tariff of €6.50. It provides an alternative to paying separately for each commuting day.
Can I Pre-Book Parking Near the Station?
Q-Park offers station parking online through Cornmarket Square. Q-Park marks the parking as having limited spaces and directs drivers to pre-book there. The COLBERT10 promotion provides 10% off pre-booked parking, giving drivers a pre-booking route instead of relying on unmarked kerbside space.
What Parksy Parking Options Are Nearby?
A Parksy parking lot in Limerick is 620 m from the station and costs €7.50 a day, making it suitable for a straightforward daily booking within walking distance of the platforms. The St Nessans Road space is 3.0 km away and costs €2.20 an hour, which suits shorter stays better than a full commuting day.
How Far Is the Station From Limerick Centre?
The station is 650 m from Limerick centre, placing the city centre within a walkable distance after parking. The nearby Parksy parking lot is 620 m away, while the St Nessans Road space is 3.0 km away, so the two options suit different approaches to the final part of the journey.
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