Cork County Council eParking App Now Available In All Towns With Pay Parking

Cork County Council is encouraging motorists to use its eParking App, which is now available in all towns across the county where pay parking operates. Bandon joined the programme this week.

The project commenced in 2024 and has been rolled out incrementally across towns including Cobh, Youghal, Kinsale, Fermoy, Mallow and Macroom. The app is available to download for Android and Apple devices.

It allows motorists to pay for parking directly from their smartphone, removing the need for cash or a visit to a parking machine. The Council says users can pay from anywhere, which makes the process easier, more efficient and more convenient.

The introduction of the app reflects changing customer preferences, with increasing numbers of motorists choosing digital and contactless payment options over traditional cash payments.

Cllr. Bernard Moynihan, Mayor of the County of Cork:

“The eParking App provides motorists with a convenient and flexible way to pay for parking, while complementing existing cash and card payment options. The strong uptake of the service demonstrates the growing demand for accessible digital services, and this countywide rollout is another example of Cork County Council’s commitment to delivering modern, customer-focused services for our communities.”

To ensure accessibility for all users, the Council continues to maintain its pay parking machines and has upgraded many of them to dual-payment machines. These accept contactless card payments as well as traditional cash.

The Payzone parking app is also still available as an alternative to the Cork County Council parking app. Motorists can also pay online at www.countycorkparking.ie using a debit or credit card, or in-store at any participating Payzone retail outlet.

For more information, visit bookings.parkmagic.net/Corkcoco.