AA Ireland has warned that the increase in carbon tax announced in Budget 2020 will do very little to reduce Ireland’s over-reliance on the private car, criticising the move as little more than a government cash-grab dressed up as a green initiative. The announced increase in Carbon Tax is expected...

AA Ireland is calling on Ireland’s current and future transport needs to be allocated sufficient funding in Budget 2020, if Ireland is to succeed in its efforts to reduce reliance on both fossil fuels and the private car. The AA is encouraging government to look beyond the short term ideas of simply...

Recent reports have highlighted that British licence holders resident in Ireland who have failed to previously exchange their licence for an Irish licence must do so in advance of October 31st in order to continue driving legally in the event of a No-Deal Brexit. If you are affected by this, we have...

Ahead of Budget 2020, AA Ireland has cautioned against further increases in taxation on petrol and diesel, as the latest increase in fuel prices places further strain on motorists across the country. The AA’s latest fuel prices survey has found that the cost of a litre of petrol has increased...

A majority of motorists are more worried about meeting their insurance payments in 2019 than they were last year, according to recent research undertaken by AA Ireland. A survey of over 6,000 motorists by AA Car Insurance found that almost half of those surveyed (48.38%) ‘strongly agreed’ that...