The surging fuel prices have been described as a national emergency.

 

 

The Irish Road Haulage Association says the situation facing hauliers has intensified in recent days, with operators now under renewed financial pressure.

 

 

Many Hauliers based in the North West will be waiting to see if talks between the Road Haulage Association and the Transport Minister this morning will result in further cuts on fuel being introduced for the industry.

 

There are fears that the rising costs will impact the distribution of goods across the Country.

 

 

IRHA President, Ger Hyland says hauliers are facing the prospect of parking up their trucks.

 

The surging fuel prices have been described as a national emergency.
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The Irish Road Haulage Association says the situation facing hauliers has intensified in recent days, with operators now under renewed financial pressure.
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Many Hauliers based in the North West will be waiting to see if talks between the Road Haulage Association and the Transport Minister this morning will result in further cuts on fuel being introduced for the industry.
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There are fears that the rising costs will impact the distribution of goods across the Country.
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IRHA President, Ger Hyland says hauliers are facing the prospect of parking up their trucks.
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