Two separate taxi drivers' protests took place this morning.
A group travelled in convoy from Swords and Liffey Valley to the Taxi Regulator's Office in Fitzwilliam Square.
Drivers belonging to SIPTU held a separate protest in the city centre in the Parnell Square, O'Connell Street and College Green areas.
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