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Nationwide fuel protest convoys planned for Friday, 13 November, have been cancelled, but a Dublin demonstration remains planned as hauliers face extensive summit-related traffic restrictions in the capital. The People of Ireland Against Fuel Prices Protest group has withdrawn its nationwide rolling protests, citing Garda warnings, potential consequences for participants’...
A truck that starts on a mild November morning can still have weaknesses that become apparent when temperatures fall. A tired battery, worn wiper blades or a neglected air dryer can quickly turn a routine delivery into a breakdown. For Irish hauliers, winter preparation means dealing with persistent rain, darkness,...
A proposed €91.3 billion EU infrastructure budget could help deliver better freight connections, secure truck parking and alternative fuels infrastructure, with the International Road Transport Union (IRU) calling for road transport to receive a substantial share. IRU has welcomed the European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism (TRAN) and Industry, Research and...
The logistics sector has faced its fair share of scares in 2026, with disruption exposing some businesses’ weaknesses, and undermining their profitability and customer confidence. So, if the past year has taught the industry anything, it’s that operating conditions can change at a moment’s notice, and a business performing ‘OK’...
The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) is calling for Government intervention over toll increases due from 1 January 2027, warning that higher transport costs will add to pressure on operators and feed through to household shopping bills. The association says hauliers already facing rising fuel costs and severe financial pressure...
Irish hauliers face a year-end squeeze as the EU framework allowing governments to compensate transport businesses for exceptional fuel costs approaches expiry, while diesel markets are expected to remain tight into 2027. As of 10 November, just 51 days remain until 31 December 2026, the published expiry date for the...
The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has confirmed it will not participate in fuel protests planned for Friday, 13 November, saying its focus remains on securing support for hauliers through negotiations with Government. The association says it understands the frustration across the transport sector but is neither organising nor taking...
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