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North · TowNow area

Breakdown recovery in North Dublin with the TowNow app

Everything north of the Liffey: Drumcondra, Glasnevin, Clontarf, Raheny, Coolock and out to the county line.

A dark SUV strapped onto a light tow truck outside an industrial unit at dusk

Anyone hurt or in danger? Ring 112 first. Sort the vehicle out once everyone is safe.

Dublin’s northside runs from the quays up through Drumcondra and Glasnevin, east to Clontarf and Raheny along the bay, and out past Coolock and Artane towards the M50 and the M1. In between are the Port Tunnel, the airport roads and some of the city’s busiest commuter routes.

Pick the right request

Not every stop needs a tow. In the app, choose the problem that matches: a dead battery and a jump start are different requests from a crash or an engine that has failed. Add photos if the app asks for them.

Telling the operator where to go

On the northside’s long straight roads, the house number or the nearest junction is better than the road name alone. The map pin carries your exact spot to the operator.

Your drop-off

A garage near home, a main dealer or your own driveway: put it in before you confirm and the price on screen covers the run.

Run a tow truck around North Dublin?

Operators on the TowNow network take requests on the tower side of the app. Apply to join and we will call you.

On the map

M50Dublin Bay Swords Malahide Howth Santry Finglas Blanchardstown North Dublin Central Dublin Clondalkin Tallaght Rathfarnham Dundrum Sandyford Dún Laoghaire South Dublin
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