Organisation: Irish Taxi Council

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City considers passing bylaws to control rickshaws

The first steps have been taken towards the possible introduction of bylaws to regulate rickshaws in Cork City.

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Cabin crew vote again on €97m cost-cutting deal

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Union talks with Aer Lingus expected to spark fresh ballot

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Traffic returning to normal after taxi protest

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Taxi drivers to stage work stoppage

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Striking Cork taxi drivers cause gridlock

Court orders drivers to leave taxi HQ

THE High Court ordered members of a cab drivers’ organisation to stop occupying the offices of the taxi regulator.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2010

Cities suffer gridlock as taxi drivers protest over proposed regulations

DUBLIN and Cork airports and the capital’s O’Connell Street were among the areas targeted by taxi drivers yesterday.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2010

Taxi drivers protest in support of sit-in at regulator's office

The Dublin Airport Authority is advising passengers of a taxi protest at the Airport this afternoon.

Tue, 09 Mar, 2010

Taxi drivers force way into regulator's office for sit-in

Three members of the Irish Taxi Council are staging a sit-in protest at the office of the Taxi Regulator in Dublin.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2010

New taxi drivers face tougher restrictions

TAXI driver groups have given a guarded welcome to a series of reforms for the industry announced by the Commission for Taxi Regulation.

Fri, 16 Oct, 2009

Cab drivers apologise for Dublin blockade

Taxi drivers tonight apologised for blocking off part of central Dublin for almost two days in a protest over regulation of the industry.

Fri, 02 Oct, 2009

Traffic gridlock expected as taxi drivers to continue Dublin protest

Protesting taxi drivers are expected to cause more traffic disruption in Dublin today as part of their campaign for restrictions on the number of licences being granted.

Fri, 02 Oct, 2009

Taxi protest causes traffic disruption in Dublin

Traffic in Dublin city centre has been disrupted this morning as a result of a protest by taxi drivers from around the country.

Thu, 01 Oct, 2009