Water taxi plan urged to beat gridlock

Dublin’s business community wants to use the River Liffey to beat the city’s daily traffic chaos.

Dublin’s business community wants to use the River Liffey to beat the city’s daily traffic chaos.

The capital’s Chamber of Commerce today called for a water-taxi service as part of a bid to beat a rush-hour near-gridlock on the streets.

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