Barry Whyte
speaker
217 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 Sep
Barry Whyte’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The potential gross release fees across 2024 and 2025 for Dublin Listed City Council will be around 10 million euro, 10.2 million euro, but that doesn't account for fees subsequently refunded through appeals.
APCOR declined to provide figures for its clamping business.
They simply said we're a private company, we're not providing those figures.
But in its latest accounts, it shows the wider company a turnover of almost 19 million euro in 2024.
And made an after-tax profit of just over 1.5 million euro.
APCOA says enforcement contributed to its improved performance, but the accounts do not separate clamping income.
But based on the number of APCOA clamps, while excluding an estimated 8% that may have been removed or destroyed, and more than 1,500 successful second stage appeals, the upper-end estimate is around 14 million euro over two years.
Years.
That remains a rough estimate because they wouldn't tell us exactly how much they make.
It does not include successful first age appeals or other factors affecting the amount collected.
But I also spoke to a former APCOA clamper.
We're calling him Christian, which is not his real name.
you clamped,
You left after only two months.
Was there a lot of people similar to you, a high turnover of staff who left because it just wasn't worth it?
What happens with staff, say if you clamp someone 'cause their permits isn't shown properly but then the person comes out and says, Look
I have the permit here.
Could you show discretion there and say, Look, I'll take the clamp off or
Well, Claire, the National Transport Authority told me it was not aware of clamping staff receiving bonuses.
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