Casual Trading

PLEASE NOTE THERE ARE NO MORE CASUAL TRADING SPOTS AVAILABLE IN DLR ADMINISTRATIVE AREA
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Casual Trading

Applying for a casual trading licence

Anyone wishing to engage in casual trading within the administrative area of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown must apply for a casual trading licence.

Download the Casual Trading Licence Application Form 

Please include with your application form:

• Application fee of €63 must accompany the attached application form.  This is non refundable in the event of the application being refused.

• A sketch map of your proposed location must also accompany your application form.

• Tax clearance certificate must be submitted with application.


• Once your application has been approved, Public Liability Insurance is required. The name, address and location of trading is to be included on policy and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown to be indemnified on such a policy

• Copy of your current motor insurance certificate must also be submitted, if appropriate.

• The fees for holding a casual trading licence are as follows : €63 per month or €380 per year and are payable when your licence is being issued.

• If you are selling hot food, you will have to comply fully with all health and safety legislation, and it is your responsibility to find out what is required. At a minimum, you will need a hot water hand-washing unit in your stall.

Casual Trading Bye-Laws

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council adopted Casual Trading Bye-Laws in 1998 (pursuant to the Casual Trading Act, 1995).  The Bye-Laws empower the Council to grant licences for casual trading and also relate to the controlling and management of casual trading.

Casual Trading Application Form and Bye Laws
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