Our address:
Ballindine, Claremorris, Co. Mayo.
General Contact
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Parking Permit Contact
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Disabled Driver Services
Self-service Account
Parking Permit Information
EU Parking Permit
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About Our Organisation
Let's talk about our valued members
Awareness of needs or services that exist is often prompted by individual members, or by a combination of individual contributions by letter, telephone, or by email.
Independence and Equal Opportunity
Our Mission
The Disabled Drivers Association of Ireland takes care to present physical disability in the best possible light and strives to show that most physical disabilities can be overcome and individuals can go on to achieve their full potential, with the benefit of support and training.
what we do
Disabled Driver Services
We can help you with tax relief schemes; vehicle adaptation; driver assessment and instruction and lots more.
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Self-service Account
If you hold an EU Parking Permit issued by DDAI – please sign in to access your self-service account
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EU Parking Card
How To Apply, What Is It? Who Qualifies?, How To Renew Or Replace, When & Where Can I Use It, Penalties For Misuse
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Tax Reliefs
The Disabled Drivers and Disabled Passengers Scheme provides a series of tax reliefs on the purchase and operation of disability adapted vehicles
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Since 2006, we have processed over 350,000 EU Parking Permits
Benefits of DDAI Membership
Members enjoy many benefits including discounts on the purchase of new vehicles, mobile plan special offers, Irish Ferries, Clontarf Castle, Travelodge Hotels and many more great companies!
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- Dublin to Hollyhead - 20% Discount
- Dublin to France - 10% Discount
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- Get 3c per litre off the pump price of petrol and diesel at any DCI station
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- Roadside assistance with CarTow.ie only €33.95pa
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Founded in 1970, the DDAI story goes back much further; to the births of three remarkable people, in three different counties, drawn together by fate. Read our story