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The car park in Mayo University Hospital made a six-figure sum in fees in 2024
Over €160,000 in car parking fees were paid by people attending Mayo University Hospital in 2024.
The recently released numbers have also revealed that over €45,000 has been paid in parking fees at the Castlebar facility so far this year.
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The figures, obtained by Labour TD for Kildare, Mark Wall, from Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll-MacNeill, show the breakdown of parking fees received in every parking facility in the country.
Last year, the car parks in MUH brought in €166,100.15 in parking fees.
The first six months of 2024 indicate that the parking facility is in line for a reduction in that 2024 sum, with €45,415.85 accrued in the first half of 2025.
Fees to park at Mayo University Hospital are €2 for the first three hours, €1 per hour thereafter, and a daily charge of €5 thereafter. Weekly tickets are also available to purchase for €15.
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