
Ger Hyland
Ger Hyland is the president of the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA), where he advocates for the interests of the haulage industry in Ireland. Recently, he has been vocal about the economic impacts of traffic congestion, particularly on the M50 motorway, highlighting that delays cost haulage companies significant amounts of money, which ultimately affects consumer prices. Hyland emphasizes the critical connection between efficient transport and the economy, noting that every delay encountered on the roads has repercussions for the prices of goods and services.
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Ger Hyland is the president of the Irish Road Haulage Association who warned about the unsustainable fuel prices.
Fuel protesters meet Simon Harris after buying table at Meath Fine Gael event – The Irish TimesGer Hyland, president of the Irish Road Haulage Association, warned that his members cannot sustain current fuel prices caused by the Iran war.
Hauliers say they cannot sustain fuel price hikes – The Irish Times
Ger Hyland, president of the IRHA, highlighted the economic impact of traffic delays on haulage companies and consumers.
How motorway congestion in Dublin is getting worse – The Irish Times





