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Laura Lyne

Liffey Valley staff to take to streets of Dublin city in protest at parking charges

Liffey Valley shopping centre staff are to take to the streets of Dublin city next week in protest at the parking charges at place in the shopping centre.

In an escalation of the protest that has been ongoing since October they will be bringing it to the city centre this coming Monday, January 30. The staff will begin their protest at the Jim Larkin statue on O'Connell before going to the Hines Real Estate headquarters on Sir John Rogerson's Quay.

A paid parking system was introduced to Liffey Valley on 17 October 2022 with staff being charged €2.50 a day - around €600 per year for full time staff - to use a designated car park. But if the car park is full staff may be required to use the customer parking with a charge of €12.50 a day or up to €3,600 a year.

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