Irish Hauliers Demand 35c-a-Litre Fuel Cost Reduction to Avoid Road Stoppage

Members of the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) have warned Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien that they require a 35-cent-per-litre reduction in fuel costs. They stated that without this support, rising fuel prices would force trucks off the road.

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Hauliers warn minister they need 35c-a-litre reduction in fuel costs or trucks will be off the road

Members of the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) met with the transport minister Darragh O’Brien today, warning that increases to the cost of fuel are sending some hauliers “off the cliff”.

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