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Council Address of Motor Tax Office Phone Number Fax Numb Er E-Mail Council Address of Phone Fax E-mail Council Address of Phone Motor Tax Number Numb Motor Tax Number Office er Office Carlow Athy Road, 059- 059- motort Carlow Athy Road, 059-9170315 Carlow 9170315 91707 ax@ca Carlow 58 rlowco co.ie 059- 059-9172487 9172487 Cavan Courthouse, 049- 049- motort Cavan Courthouse, 049-4378430 Cavan 4378430 43614 ax@ca Cavan 70 vancoc o.ie Clare New Road, 065- 065- motort Clare New Road, 065-6844661 Ennis, 6844661 68282 ax@cl Ennis, 33 arecoc o.ie Cork Model 021- 021- motort Cork Model 021-4544566 Business 4544566 43410 ax@c Business Park, Model 07 orkcoc Park, Model Farm Road. o.ie Farm Road. Donegal The Three 074 074- motort Donegal The Three 074 9153900 Rivers 9153900 95613 ax@d Rivers Centre, 92 onegal Centre, coco.ie Lifford. Lifford. Neil T. 074 Neil T. 074 9153900 Blaney Rd, 9153900 Blaney Rd, Letterkenny Letterkenny. Malin Rd, 074 Malin Rd, 074 9153900 Carndonagh 9153900 Carndonagh. Gweedore 074 Gweedore 074 9153900 Rd, Dungloe 9153900 Rd, Dungloe. Main St., 074 Main St., 074 9153900 Milford 9153900 Milford. Drumlonag 074 Drumlonagh 074 9153900 her, 9153900 er, Donegal Donegal Town Town Dublin Block B, 01- 01- motort Dublin Block B, 01-2228000 Blackhall 2228000 87210 ax@du Blackhall Walk, 04 blincit Walk, Queen Queen y.ie Street, Street, Dublin 7 Dublin 7 Galway 1. Prospect 091- 091- motort Galway 1. Prospect 091-509099 Hill, Galway 509099 50901 ax@ga Hill, Galway 8 lwayco co.ie 2. Bridge St, 091- 09096- 2. Bridge St, 091-509075 Ballinasloe 509075 42928 Ballinasloe 3. An 091- 091- 3. An 091-509066 Cheathrú 509066 59573 Cheathrú Rua 8 Rua Kerry Princes 066- 066- motort Kerry Princes 066-7122300 Quay, 7122300 71225 ax@ke Quay, Tralee Tralee 95 rrycoc o.ie Kildare Aras Chill 045- 045- motort Kildare Aras Chill 045-980591 Dara, Devoy 980591 98092 ax@kil Dara, Devoy Park, 0 dareco Park, Newbridge co.ie Newbridge Rd, Naas Rd, Naas Kilkenn John Street 056- 056- motort Kilkenn John Street 056-7794100 y 7794100 77940 ax@kil y 51 kenny coco.ie Laois Aras An 057- 057- motort Laois Aras An 057-8674305 Chontae, 8674305 86743 ax@la Chontae, Portlaoise 81 oiscoc Portlaoise o.ie Leitrim Aras an 071- 071- mtax Leitrim Aras an 071-9650419 Chontae, 9650419 96219 @leitri Chontae, Carrick-on- 82 mcoco Carrick-on- .ie Shannon Shannon Limerick County 061- 061- motort Limerick County 061-496500 Buildings, 496500 58393 ax@li Buildings, Dooradoyle 3 merick Dooradoyle .ie Road, Road, Dooradoyle Dooradoyle Longfor Great 043- 043- motori Longfor Great Water 043-3343400 d Water St. 3343400 33481 ng@lo d St. 68 ngford coco.ie Louth 1.- 042- motort Louth 1.- 042-9353170 Millennium 9353170 ax@lo Millennium Centre, uthcoc Centre, Saint Saint o.ie Alphonsus Alphonsus Road, Road, Dundalk Dundalk 2.-Fair St. 041- Drogh 2.-Fair St. 041-9876160 Drogheda 9876160 edaMo Drogheda tortax @lout hcoco.i e Mayo Glenpark, 094- 094- motort Mayo Glenpark, 094-9047600 The Mall, 9047600 90247 ax@m The Mall, Castlebar 87 ayococ Castlebar o.ie Ballina Civic 096- 096- Ballina Civic 096-76100 Offices,Arra 76100 76198 Offices,Arran n Place,Ballina Place,Ballin a Belmullet 097- 096- Belmullet 097-81004 Civic 81004 82413 Civic Offices,Bel Offices,Belm mullet ullet Meath Buvinda 046- 046- motort Meath Buvinda 046-9097000 House,Dubli 9097000 90970 ax@m House,Dubli n Road, 01 eathco n Road, Navan co.ie Navan Monagh Market St. 047- 047- motort Monagh Market St. 047-81175 an Monaghan 81175 71665 ax@m an Monaghan onagh ancoc o.ie Offaly Aras An 057- 057- motort Offaly Aras An 057-9346800 Chontae, 9346800 93468 ax@of Chontae, Charleville 68 falycoc Charleville o.ie Rd, Rd, Tullamore Tullamore Roscom Aras An 090- 090- motort Roscom Aras An 090-6637250 mon Chontae, 6637250 66255 ax@ro mon Chontae, Roscommo 99 scom Roscommon n monco co.ie Sligo 1. 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