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More than 100 taxi drivers protest in Dublin

Over 100 taxi drivers have taken part in a protest in the capital over changes to their fares.

More than 100 taxi drivers protest in Dublin

Tue, 20 Jan, 2015 - 16:12

Over 100 taxi drivers have taken part in a protest in the capital over changes to their fares.

The National Transport Authority will increase fares by an average of 4% and also change the number of bands with effect from April.

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