Over 100 taxis have driven through Dublin city centre in protest at changes to their fares.

The National Transport Authority is increasing fares by an average of 4 percent, and changing the number of bands.

But taxi drivers say the cost of re-calibrating and re-sealing their metres - up to 250 euro, is not worth the increase in fares.

And they say that some journeys will be losing money.

Jim Waldron is spokesperson for the National Private Hire and Taxi Association:

These taxi drivers say they don't want fares to change: