Uber disappointed after National Transport Authority says no to Irish expansion

Latest: Uber say they're disappointed the government won't approve their plans to expand in Ireland.

Uber disappointed after National Transport Authority says no to Irish expansion
Fri, 28 Jul, 2017 - 10:07

Update 1.04pm Uber say they're disappointed the government won't approve their plans to expand in Ireland.

The company wanted to run a pilot ride sharing scheme in Limerick.

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