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Questions raised over use of multi-storey car park in Tullamore
Questions have been raised over the use of the multi-storey car park in Tullamore.
Councillor Declan Harvey has asked if the Tullamore Municipal District could avail of the multi-storey car park on Main Street for parking.
Cllr Harvey said there is an issue with parking on the street and the multi storey car park is unused. ''It would be a huge asset. It's sitting there, I would ask you to inquire to see,'' he said at this month's meeting of the municipal district.
Responding Director of Services Tom Shanahan said the multi-storey car park is privately owned and a number of businesses have parking spaces there. But he agreed that the council could engage with the owners.
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