Taxi drivers make special needs kids' day

Over 600 generous taxi drivers turned off their meters today to ferry over 2,000 children with special needs around Dublin.

Taxi drivers make special needs kids' day
Tue, 14 Sep, 2004 - 15:23

Over 600 generous taxi drivers turned off their meters today to ferry over 2,000 children with special needs around Dublin.

Hundreds of eager children and carers milled around Parnell Square hoping to meet pop star Samantha Mumba and the American R ‘n’ B singer Sisqo as they launched the cavalcade of taxis.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Parnell SquarePlace: ClondalkinPlace: Leopardstown RacecoursePlace: JosephPlace: TallaghtPlace: USPlace: Club 92Place: LeopardstownPlace: Phoenix ParkPlace: Tallaght SquarePerson: Samantha MumbaPerson: SisqoPerson: Dillon McMahonPerson: SamanthaPerson: DillonPerson: Patrick ReillyPerson: MumbaPerson: Tom ColganPerson: ColganPerson: Lord MayorPerson: Michael ConaghanPerson: ConaghanPerson: John WalkerPerson: Garda Eoin O’ConnorPerson: Jimmy DelaneyEvent: Dublin Taxi Drivers Special Children’sOrganisation: Garda bandOrganisation: ZooOrganisation: Gardaí
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