Trying to figure out what storage costs in Limerick? You're not alone. Whether you're between moves, decluttering, or running a small business that's outgrown the spare room, knowing the real prices helps you budget properly. Here's a full comparison of storage options in Limerick in 2026.
Commercial Self-Storage in Limerick
Limerick has a handful of commercial storage facilities, mostly located around the Raheen and Dock Road industrial areas. The main players include national chains and a couple of local operators.
Typical monthly prices:
- Small unit (15–25 sq ft): €55–€90/month
- Medium unit (35–50 sq ft): €95–€150/month
- Large unit (75–100 sq ft): €150–€240/month
- Extra-large (100+ sq ft): €230–€360/month
Most facilities charge separately for insurance (€10–€20/month) and some have admin fees. Contracts are typically monthly rolling, though a few push for three-month minimums.
Container Storage Around Limerick
Shipping containers on farm land or industrial yards are popular around Limerick, especially for long-term storage or bulky business equipment. You'll find options along the Ennis Road corridor and out towards Croom and Patrickswell.
- 20ft container: €70–€130/month
- 10ft container: €45–€80/month
The downsides: limited access hours, no climate control, and often a 15–20 minute drive from the city centre. Fine for items you rarely need, but not ideal for regular access.
Peer-to-Peer Storage Prices in Limerick
On Packhood, Limerick homeowners are renting out garages, spare rooms, and outbuildings at rates well below commercial facilities:
- Single garage: €45–€85/month
- Spare room: €35–€70/month
- Attic/loft: €25–€45/month
- Shed or outbuilding: €25–€55/month
The savings are substantial — 40–55% less than commercial for equivalent space. And spaces are available across the city: Castletroy, Raheen, Dooradoyle, Annacotty, and beyond.
How Limerick Compares to Other Irish Cities
Limerick is generally 15–25% cheaper for storage than Dublin, and roughly on par with Cork and Galway. The city's lower property values translate into lower storage costs across the board. If you're relocating to Limerick from Dublin, your storage bill could drop significantly.
Best Areas for Cheap Storage in Limerick
- Castletroy / Annacotty: Popular with University of Limerick students and staff. Lots of newer estates with garages available.
- Dooradoyle / Raheen: Family-heavy suburbs with plenty of unused garage space. Good road access.
- Corbally / Rhebogue: North-side options, often slightly cheaper than southside equivalents.
- Ennis Road area: Well-connected, affordable, and close to the city centre.
Tips for Getting the Best Price
- Book longer. Many hosts offer 5–10% discounts for bookings of 3+ months.
- Be flexible on location. A space 10 minutes further from the city centre might save you €20–€30/month.
- Avoid peak times. May–June (student moves) and September (back to college) see higher demand. Booking a week or two earlier can mean better availability.
- Check for partial spaces. If you only have a few boxes, a shared or partial listing is much cheaper than renting an entire garage.
The Bottom Line
Storage in Limerick is more affordable than Dublin, but commercial facilities still charge more than most people expect. Peer-to-peer platforms like Packhood offer a genuine saving — and put the space closer to where you actually live.
Compare storage prices in Limerick on Packhood and find the right space at the right price.