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04/11/2013
Dublin City Council Closes Motor Tax Offices
Dublin City Council has announced that the Motor Tax Offices in Smithfield, Ballymun and Clondalkin will close to the public all next week.
The closure will take place from Monday 11 November to Friday 15 November 2013 inclusive, to accommodate a "significant backlog of non use declarations, motor tax applications and driving licence applications" that has followed legislative changes introduced from 30 September, 2013.
As of Tuesday 29 October, applications for learner permits, driving licences and driver licence renewals can no longer be made through the Motor Tax Offices.
More information on the new application procedure is available via National Driver Licence Service on 0761 087880 or by visiting www.ndls.ie
In the meantime customers can continue to pay online at www.motortax.ie or by post to Motor Taxation Office, Block B, Blackhall Walk, Queen Street, Dublin 7, Clondalkin Motor Tax Office, Ninth Lock Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 or Ballymun Motor Tax Office, Civic Centre, Ballymun, Dublin 11.
(IT/CD)
The closure will take place from Monday 11 November to Friday 15 November 2013 inclusive, to accommodate a "significant backlog of non use declarations, motor tax applications and driving licence applications" that has followed legislative changes introduced from 30 September, 2013.
As of Tuesday 29 October, applications for learner permits, driving licences and driver licence renewals can no longer be made through the Motor Tax Offices.
More information on the new application procedure is available via National Driver Licence Service on 0761 087880 or by visiting www.ndls.ie
In the meantime customers can continue to pay online at www.motortax.ie or by post to Motor Taxation Office, Block B, Blackhall Walk, Queen Street, Dublin 7, Clondalkin Motor Tax Office, Ninth Lock Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 or Ballymun Motor Tax Office, Civic Centre, Ballymun, Dublin 11.
(IT/CD)
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