Hail, rain or shine: Why customers can no longer get a cab in Cork

Taxi shortages are affecting the whole country but are acute in Cork, where a new report shows 56% of peak-time requests go unfulfilled, while revellers' inability to get home is hitting pub and restaurant trade

Related Keywords

Cobh ,Cork ,Ireland ,Bantry ,France ,Sunday Well ,Carlow ,Dublin ,Clogheen ,South Tipperary ,Ballincollig ,Glounthaune ,Irish ,Glanmire Facebook ,Sheila Ryan ,Bobby Lynch ,Gareth Chaney Collins ,Willie Wyse ,Jim Coughlan ,Billy Murphy ,Cathal Rasmussen ,Larry Cummins ,Humphrey Dinan ,Steve Kelly ,Johnny Bambury Fennells ,Adrian Cummins ,Skoda Octavia ,Derry Coughlan ,Yougov ,Small Public Service Vehicle Regulations ,Irish Taxi Federation ,National Transport Authority ,Taxis For Ireland Coalition ,Co Cork ,Restaurants Association Of Ireland ,Shell ,Vintners Association ,Facebook ,Carrig Cabs ,Ireland Coalition ,Licensed Vintners Association ,Donallo Keeffe ,Restaurants Association ,National Transport ,Crestfield Cabs ,West Cork ,Eddieo Hare ,John Constant ,Information Act ,Small Public Service Vehicle ,Most Precious Blood ,Taxis ,Transport ,Ork News ,Organisation Licensed Vintners Association ,Organisation Restaurants Association Of Ireland ,Organisation Taxis For Ireland ,Organisation National Transport Authority ,