Ttnh Ireland

25/02/2026

Project: Grow College Green Public Realm Project | Dublin City Council https://share.google/so1RK12M28RBZzr1U
Please take time to fill out the survey Taxis need to be included in these plans.

Grow College Green is a flagship project to reimagine the historic centre of our capital as a destination for everyone, not only a place to shop, work, gather and celebrate, but also a space to pause, breathe and connect. The new design will prior...

18/02/2026

To all members NPHTA, ITDF and TTNH met with Dublin City Council last Wednesday Feb 11th to discuss the provision of Taxi Ranks in the current design for College Green Plaza. We will ask drivers to participate in the ongoing public consultation on these plans after the meeting when we're more clear on the proposals for Taxi Ranks. Thanks

04/02/2026

Meeting today Transport Minister Daragh O Brien re; Taxi Industry, Tech Companies updates to follow thank you TTnH.

28/01/2026

Today's meeting in Oireachtas.

26/01/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Taxi Driver Representative Groups to Meet FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Taxi Driver Representative Groups to Meet Minister on Tech Companies’ Impact on Regulated Fare Systems.

The three major taxi driver representative organisations — TiomanaiTacsi na hEireann (TTNH), Irish taxi drivers Federation (ITDF), and the National Private Hire and Taxi
Association (NPHTA) welcome the opportunity to engage in discussions directly with Minister for Transport Darragh O Brien regarding the ongoing influence of technology companies on the regulated taxi fare system.

Representatives from all three groups will meet the Minister early in February to address concerns surrounding fare regulation, market fairness, and the evolving role of technology within the taxi and private hire industry.
This meeting marks an important step toward ensuring that innovation within the transport sector develops in a way that is fair, transparent, and compliant and where existing regulations are not sufficient, swift action to safeguard both drivers’ livelihoods and passenger interests will be taken.
Further updates will be provided. on Tech Companies’ Impact on Regulated Fare Systems.

The three major taxi driver representative organisations — TiomanaiTacsi na hEireann (TTNH), Irish taxi drivers Federation (ITDF), and the National Private Hire and Taxi
Association (NPHTA) welcome the opportunity to engage in discussions directly with Minister for Transport Darragh O Brien regarding the ongoing influence of technology companies on the regulated taxi fare system.

Representatives from all three groups will meet the Minister early in February to address concerns surrounding fare regulation, market fairness, and the evolving role of technology within the taxi and private hire industry.
This meeting marks an important step toward ensuring that innovation within the transport sector develops in a way that is fair, transparent, and compliant and where existing regulations are not sufficient, swift action to safeguard both drivers’ livelihoods and passenger interests will be taken.
Further updates will be provided.

15/01/2026

We will be attending an Oireachtas Transport Committee Meeting Wed 21st regarding tech companies and the Taxi Industry.

18/12/2025

11/12/2025

To all TTNH members, we attended a meeting in Dail Eireann yesterday along with NPHTA, ITDF, CTC, Uber Protest Group, TAOI All groups highlighted the issues of concern to the industry regarding Uber Fixed Pricing, Freenow Taxi Saver. There were a number of politicians/representatives from all parties in attendance. The gave a commitment to prioritise our concerns and a commitment to bring taxi representatives in front of the Dail committee on transport early next year to discuss these matters in more detail. We are still requesting a meeting with Minister for Transport Darragh O Brien and will keep taxi drivers updated on these matters as things happen. Thank you TTNH.

22/11/2024

An important message from Richard Boyd Barret regarding the Irish Taxi Industry.

06/11/2024