Residents Association serving all estates between Plassey Road and Dublin Road including College Court

Parking

The Plassey Residents Association has the following aims regarding parking in the area.

  • Easy access for the residents to get their vehicles to and from their homes safely.
  • Easy access for service vehicles in particular emergency service vehicles.
  • To provide a safe environment to promote walking and cycling in the estates and to protect pedestrians and cyclists in particular those who are most vulnerable (E.g. very young and old members of the community)

Reporting Parking Issues

Limerick City and County Council Traffic Warden

Email: customerservices@limerick.ie. Include photos if you can

Phone (business hours): (061) 556000

Your report will be sent to Roads, Traffic & Cleansing Department of Limerick City and County Council.

Traffic Wardens can ticket cars on the spot according to this list of offences and Tickets are visible on the car which is a strong deterrent for other would be offenders.

An Garda Síochána

Online (non‑emergency): garda.ie/en/trafficwatchreport

Emergency or happening right now: Call 999 or 112

An Garda Síochána can enforce on speeding, dangerous driving, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, careless driving or driving without due care and attention, mobile phone use, dangerous overtaking, ignoring traffic lights or signs, vehicles with unsafe loads, dangerous faults, parking offences, a learner driver driving unaccompanied, and insurance, NCT and tax offences. From April 3, 2026, regulations in Ireland enable An Garda Síochána to seize scrambler bikes, quads, and e-scooters in all public places.

Summonses from An Garda Síochána are logged electronically and sent to the offender by post so they do not involve a physical ticket on the vehicle.

Information from Previous Meetings

Limerick City and County Council and An Garda Siochana jointly present “Think Before You Park,” an essential campaign urging motorists to consider the broader implications of their parking choices.

College Court Housing estate uses a Residential Parking Permits System that fall under these bye laws. Click here to access information about the system from the Limerick City and County Council Website.