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Casual Trading

Casual Trading

Casual Trading means selling goods at a place (including a public road) to which the public have access as of right and any other place that is a designated Casual Trading Area. 

Casual Trading is regulated by the South Dublin County Council Casual Trading Bye-Laws 2016.

It is an offence to trade without a Casual Trade Licence and anyone wishing to engage in Casual Trading within the administrative area of South Dublin County Council must therefore apply to the Council for a Casual Trading Licence.

Casual Trading is divided into designated Casual Trading Areas and Event Trading with appropriate fees payable, and casual trading is prohibited in areas other than those designated in the South Dublin County Council Casual Trading Bye-Laws 2016. 

Revocation of Casual Trading Area

Under Regulation 20 of the Casual Trading Bye-Laws 2016 – The Council reserves the right to revoke by executive order the designation of a Casual Trading Area for operational or other reasons.

The Council now advises of the removal of the Hermitage Park Site from the list of designated Trading areas.

Flowers Casual Trading Licence Applications for 2025

Casual Trading Byelaws 2016 made under the Casual Trading Act, 1995

South Dublin County Council invites applications from parties interested in taking up Casual Trading Licences for the sale of flowers for the 2025 season at the following designated locations:

 

Locations

Category

Licence Fee €

Bohernabreena Cemetery

Flowers

 500

Esker Cemetery

Flowers

     500

Newcastle Cemetery

Flowers

     500

 

Please note there is only one Licence issued for each of the above listed locations. Licensees can trade at that location specified for one calendar year commencing the 1st January 2025. Please notethatSection 28 of the Casual Trading Byelaws 2016 provides that where multiple applications for a single trading area are received the Local Authority may at its discretion award a casual trading licence by way of lottery.

Further details and application forms / regulations can be obtained from:

South Dublin County Council, County Hall, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

  • by emailing info@sdublincoco.ie   

The closing date for receipt of completed applications is on or before 4.00 p.m. Friday, 20th December 2024

South Dublin County Council reserves the right to accept or decline any application and to cancel or withdraw any Licence issued.