Irish Rail collects over €200,000 from Ennis station car park

Irish Rail has collected more than €200,000 in car parking charges from the Ennis train station over the last three years. Data provided by CEO Mary Considine indicates that the Ennis station car park generated €85,754 in 2025, representing a 29.5% increase from the €66,209 collected in 2024. As of September 6, 2026, the Ennis car park has raised €50,840.

Nationwide, Irish Rail’s network of station car parks saw a 9% revenue increase last year, totaling €7.9 million. Kent Station in Cork City remains the most lucrative location, generating over €1.05 million in 2025. This is followed by Heuston Station in Dublin, which raised €747,241.

Other notable revenue earners include Colbert Station in Limerick at €442,093, Mallow at €269,656, and several commuter stations near Dublin, such as Sallins (€295,362) and Newbridge (€266,080). The figures were released following a written Dáil question by Aidan Farrelly.