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Irish coach operators face €5K–€50K weekly fuel cost hikes due to a 70-cent/litre diesel price surge, risking transport service cuts.
Rising fuel prices in Ireland have caused a sharp increase in diesel costs for coach operators, with some facing extra weekly expenses of €5,000 to €50,000 due to a 70-cent-per-litre surge, pushing prices to €2.28 per litre.
Operators, many locked into fixed-price contracts and unable to reclaim VAT, warn that school and GAA transport costs could rise up to 40%, risking cancellations of trips and services.
Industry leaders urge the government to cut excise duty and raise fuel rebates to 60 cents per litre to prevent route withdrawals, service disruptions, and increased financial strain on schools and families.
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Los operadores de autocares irlandeses se enfrentan a un aumento semanal del costo del combustible de entre 5.000 y 50.000 euros debido a una subida del precio del diésel de 70 centavos por litro, lo que pone en riesgo los recortes en los servicios de transporte.