Global oil prices fell after the announcement of a tentative US-Iran peace deal.
Hauliers are calling for the government's fuel supports to be extended "at least until the end of the summer".
Global oil prices have dropped since the announcement of a tentative peace deal between the US and Iran.
But any significant knock-on impact at the pumps isn't expected to be felt for months.
President of the Irish Road Haulage Association, Laois man Ger Hyland says they'll meet with Government in the coming weeks to discuss extending tax relief:
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