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Lynk Taxis has joined forces with the popular Balbriggan cab company, G Cabs. This partnership will enable both companies to share resources, enhancing service quality and maintaining a robust taxi service in the local area. The merger will increase the number of available taxi drivers, with G Cabs and Lynk covering each other’s bookings to […]

Coldplay is set to play four sold-out nights in Dublin on 29th and 30th August, plus 1st and 2nd September, at Croke Park. Over these four nights, more than 320,000 music lovers will descend upon Drumcondra to hear Chris Martin and the band put on a stellar show. For those lucky enough to get their […]

Lynk has released its 2022 roundup with some interesting and eyebrow raising stats. Times have certainly changed quickly, with 2021’s most popular destination being Covid vaccine centres to 2022’s busiest rank being Dublin Airport, Irish people are certainly shifting back to normality.

Its been a mad 12 months for Lynk Taxis. Everything opening, closing, reopening and closing again, its been a bit of yoyo year. One thing that hasnt stopped is our taxi drivers, they have put in trojan work all year and are a bit of a forgotten hero on the front line.

We’ve received a record number of ‘Lucky Lynk’ sightings around Dublin. One customer has even said ‘I seen the Lucky Lynk at the end of a rainbow’, we can not confirm or deny this 👀 Have you seen them driving around? Keep a look out

Over the past few weeks, our team has been working to support and protect our drivers as they keep Dublin moving. We have been listening closely to Government recommendations as well as drivers’ feedback to plan towards the future. This allowed us to create and implement procedures and services to support our large network of […]

Check out Lynk’s round-up of the past year in numbers!

Booking flights, packing bags and finding your passport are all stressful things to worry about when heading to the airport. If you’re a regular flyer, the whole process gets easier as you learn from previous mistakes.

Expense reports are boring and the travel ones are usually the most time-consuming. It can be an annoyance for many employees and finance/expense managers. The gathering of receipts and keeping a record of bookings can be a tiresome task every month. Never mind the receipts that are lost and trips that are unaccounted for.

While mostly used by tourists and for special occasions these days, the Fiaker is a horse-drawn carriage that used to be Vienna’s most common form of transport. The latest blog in our ‘Taxis Around the World’ series takes a deep dive into these old-school taxis with a tradition.

We say hola to sunny Cuba as we take a deep dive into perhaps the most unique taxi we’ve covered so far in this series.

We travel to Mumbai to take a look at the next taxi in our ‘Taxis Around The World Series’. While rare to come by these days, the Premier Padmini is synonymous with Mumbai’s taxi industry.

The latest blog post in our ‘Taxis Around The World’ series takes us to Venice, Italy. Venice is a city that is situated on a group of 118 small islands. Because of this, the taxi industry is very different to the one you’ll see anywhere else in the world!

After covering London Black Cabs and New York City Yellow Cabs in the ‘Taxis Around the World’ series, it’s time to travel a bit further and take a deep dive into Bangkok!

When you think of famous taxis around the world, two spring to mind. You think of the NYC Yellow Cab (which we covered in last month’s blog) and the Hackney Carriage, also known as the London Black Cab.

Taxis have been commonplace around the world from as early as the 17th century. Whether you’re in New York or New Delhi however, you will notice they come in all shapes and sizes