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14/01/2015
New Figures Reveal Earnings From Parking Enforcement
New figures have revealed that parking charges generated an estimated €88m in 2014.
According to figures compiled by RTÉ more than €45 million was collected in charges in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford; Dublin City Council (DCC)are said to have collected the largest amount, estimated at €29.3m.
The RTÉ report states that DCC spent more than €10m on the running of parking management services last year, with the remainder of the money collected in fines, fees and charges going into council funds.
The figures also show:
• Cork City Council collected €8.64m
• Galway City Council collected €3.5m
• Limerick City and County Council collected €2m
• Waterford Council collected €2.1m
(MH/CD)
According to figures compiled by RTÉ more than €45 million was collected in charges in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford; Dublin City Council (DCC)are said to have collected the largest amount, estimated at €29.3m.
The RTÉ report states that DCC spent more than €10m on the running of parking management services last year, with the remainder of the money collected in fines, fees and charges going into council funds.
The figures also show:
• Cork City Council collected €8.64m
• Galway City Council collected €3.5m
• Limerick City and County Council collected €2m
• Waterford Council collected €2.1m
(MH/CD)
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