The operator is being accused of falsely advertising a national average wait of 14 days.
Fianna Fáil is calling for the NCT operator to leave its contract following "unacceptable" waiting times.
The party is calling for Applus to leave its contract with the RSA, as customers continue to wait up to six months for an NCT.
However, the operator is being accused of falsely advertising a national average wait of 14 days.
Motorists in the midlands will be waiting until Wednesday of next week for an appointment in Tullamore, while the next available day in Athlone and Mullingar is January 8th - in Portlaoise, you'll be waiting until January 11th.
James O'Connor, Fianna Fáil's Transport Spokesperson, claims Applus' difficulty to recruit and retain staff is affecting the safety of cars on the roads:
Management Can Easily End Industrial Action - SIPTU
Westmeath Credit Union Manager Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Midlands Readers Encouraged To Take Part in MS Readathon
Westmeath Town Strong Performer For Fibre Broadband
Ireland's Oldest Living Person With EB Publishes Autobiography
Fund Midlands Councils To Build Housing On Public Land - Simon Community
Midlands Councils Boost Environmental Enforcement Performance
Offaly Food Workers Launch Industrial Action
Public Consultation Taking Place In The Midlands
Man Due In Court Over Armed Pharmacy Robbery In Offaly
Offaly Man Appointed President Of EU Body
Rising Rents Affecting Midlands HAP Tenants
Calls To Fast Track Wastewater Works After Flooding In Offaly
Man Arrested After Attempted Armed Robbery In Offaly
Westmeath Carpark To Reopen As Drainage Project Nears Completion
Midlands CPO's Up Significantly
Midlands Bring Home 2025 Heritage Awards
Offaly Attraction Appoints New General Manager
Midlands MEP Urges Better Pay For Construction Apprenticeships
European Commission Propose CAP Funding Boost