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12 Nov 2025

10p parking promotion returns to Magherafelt in time for the festive season

The 10p for the first three hours parking applies in Council owned pay and display car parks in Magherafelt and Dungannon

10p parking promotion returns to Magherafelt in time for the festive season

Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Frances Burton launches the 10p reduced parking, available in Dungannon and Magherafelt from Saturday, November 22.

This month sees the return of the Christmas parking promotion at Council owned pay and display car parks in Magherafelt and Dungannon from Saturday, November 22. 

Parking in the following car parks, Magherafelt: Rainey Street and Union Road and Dungannon: Castlehill, Scotch Street North, Perry Street West and Anne Street East will be reduced to 10p for the first three hours in a special price reduction running in Dungannon and Magherafelt from Saturday, November 22 to Saturday, January 3.  

Chair of the Council, Councillor Frances Burton, said the promotion will benefit both shoppers and town centre traders at one of the busiest times of the year, saying: “I’m delighted to see the return of our popular 10p parking promotion in Dungannon and Magherafelt this festive season. From Saturday, 22 November right through to Saturday, 3 January, visitors can enjoy parking for just 10p for the first three hours in Council-owned pay and display car parks in both towns.

“This initiative is all about supporting our town centres, encouraging people to shop local, dine local, and experience all that our vibrant towns have to offer during this busy Christmas period. It’s a great way to back our local businesses and make it easier for everyone to enjoy what makes Mid Ulster such a fantastic place to live, work and visit.”

The 10p for the first three hours parking applies in Council owned pay and display car parks in Dungannon and Magherafelt. Normal parking charges will apply after the three hours. Off street car parking in Cookstown town centre is free of charge.

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