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Spotlight on Logistics and Supply Chain Skills Week 2026

The Department of Transport and Ireland’s Logistics and Supply Chain Skills Group have unveiled the agenda for the 4th Logistics and Supply Chain Skills Week (#LogisticsWeek), taking place across Ireland from 16–24 April 2026. Ireland’s logistics and transport sector, which employs more than 246,000 people, is facing growing skills shortages...

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Top tyre tips to reduce fuel consumption

As fuel prices continue to spiral, reducing fuel consumption in HGVs (Heavy Goods Vehicles) through tyre maintenance is one of the most cost-effective strategies in fleet management. Tyres directly affect rolling resistance, which can account for up to 30% of a truck’s fuel usage. Here’s how proper tyre care makes...

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Fuel protests continue for second day

Fuel protests are continuing across the country for a second day, as organizers call for a meeting with government to discuss their concerns at spiraling fuel prices. Public transport was severely hampered in the Capital on Wednesday morning. Multiple vehicles were left overnight on roads in Dublin city centre and...

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Fuel protests underlines pressures in Ireland’s logistics and transport sector – says FTA Ireland

Today’s fuel protests underline the very real pressures being experienced across Ireland’s transport and logistics sector, as well as other key parts of the economy, according to FTA Ireland. FTA Ireland says it fully recognises the level of concern among members. In recent weeks, operators have reported sharp increases not...

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Fuel protests take place nationwide

Fuel protests have taken place in Cork, Dublin, Galway and Limerick, causing long delays on some routes. Slow rolling convoys comprising, trucks, tractors, vans and cars have also targeted other locations to protest at spiraling fuel prices. The convoys have been organised by local activists who are protesting the price...

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IRHA not participating in planned fuel protest

The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has said it will not be participating in a planned fuel protest, set to take place on Tuesday. In a statement issued at lunchtime on Monday the IRHA said: “We fully understand, empathise with, and share the frustration felt across the sector. Hauliers and...

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Data driven strategies can cut fuel useage – says Geotab

As rising fuel prices and ongoing energy volatility puts pressure on margins, businesses are turning to data driven strategies to improve efficiency and control costs. New findings from Geotab, a global leader in connected transportation, video and asset tracking solutions, show how organisations are reducing fuel waste, cutting idling by...

LCV operators get Smart Tachograph reminder

As of 1 July 2026, all light commercial vehicles (LCV) registered in the EU and operating internationally for hire or reward must be fitted with a smart tachograph version 2. This will help level the playing field between LCVs and HDVs, in particular by harmonising EU rules and enforcement on:...

RSA offers driver fatigue advice

With increased travel expected over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend, driver fatigue remains a significant road safety risk. Drivers are advised to take a break at least every two hours and to stop for 15 minutes if feeling tired. While caffeine can help improve alertness, it is important to note...

Alternative Fuels for Transport Report published

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien has published the 2025 Report of the inter-departmental Alternative Fuels for Transport Working Group. Transport decarbonisation requires improving alternative and zero emission technology to further reduce reliance on fossil fuels. This 2025 report sets out recommendations for further coordinated action on alternative fuels, which have...