Services

Local authorities may develop initiatives to attract people to live and work in rural communities such as enterprise and employment projects, transport initiatives, broadband services, digital hubs and e-working spaces.

You can pay fees for services at local authority offices or online.

Local Community Development Committees may support community groups and projects that reduce poverty and promote social inclusion.

Local authorities advise suppliers and contractors working for them about invoicing procedures, tax compliance and payments.

Suppliers may submit tenders to supply goods, services or works to local authorities in line with public sector procurement guidelines.

Children and Young People’s Services Committees (CYPSC) are a key structure identified by Government to plan and co-ordinate services for children and young people in every county in Ireland.  The overall purpose is to improve outcomes for children and young people through local and national interagency working. 

Motor traders and repairers with a valid garage code may apply to the local authority for a licence to transport unregistered or untaxed vehicles on the road.

You must register a new or imported trailer for the first time with the local authority.

Local authorities, together with other agencies, support interagency groups to coordinate and improve the delivery of services to members of the traveller community.

You must register the conversion of your vehicle with the local authority if you change its EU vehicle category, number of seats or body type.