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Taxi fare in Ireland

Taxi fares hiked by 9% across Ireland amid concerns from Uber

Taxi fares hiked by 9% across Ireland amid concerns from Uber

December 6, 2024

The National Transport Authority (NTA) has implemented a 9 per cent increase in taxi fares across Ireland. In addition to this, the pre-booking fee for taxis arranged through apps has risen from €2 to €3, marking a 10% overall hike in charges. Uber, a leading taxi app, has expressed strong opposition to the NTA’s decision. … Read more

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