CabLink

CabLink Passenger Terms of Use

Version: 2026-10-15 · Last updated: 5 November 2026

These terms apply when you use the CabLink passenger app to request or book a taxi. Please read them with the Passenger Privacy Notice. By ticking the boxes in the app you agree to these terms and confirm that you are 18 or over.

CabLink holds Dispatch Operator Licence DH12686, issued by the National Transport Authority.

1. Who we are

CabLink is operated by Marius Sorin Zamfir, sole trader, trading as CabLink, 64 Lintown Avenue, Kilkenny, R95 C6F9, Ireland. Registered business name number: 795100. Contact: support@cablink.ie.

3. Who can use the app

4. How requests and bookings work

5. Fares and payment

6. Cancelling

7. At the pickup

8. Your conduct

When using CabLink you must not:

We may refuse or limit your use of CabLink if you break these rules. For serious or repeated breaches the office may suspend your account for a set number of days (1 to 365) or close it. A person at the office decides this and records the reason. While a suspension runs you cannot request or book, and bookings it covers are cancelled; you are told in the app and by email, with the end date and the reason. A suspension ends by itself on that date. You can ask for any such decision to be reviewed by writing to support@cablink.ie; the person reviewing it can confirm, shorten or lift it.

9. Messages and calls

10. Complaints

11. Our responsibility to you

You can stop using CabLink and delete your account at any time (Profile → Help & Support → Delete Account, or by email). What happens to your data is explained in the Privacy Notice and on the deletion page.

13. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms, for example when the service or the law changes. We will publish the new version with a new version date and ask you to read and accept it in the app before your next booking. If you do not accept the new terms you can delete your account. Changes do not affect a trip already under way.

14. Law and disputes

These terms are governed by Irish law. You can bring proceedings about them in the Irish courts. If you live in another country of the European Union, you also keep the protection of the mandatory consumer law of that country and can bring proceedings in its courts. Before going to court, please tell us about the problem at support@cablink.ie so that we can try to resolve it; complaints about a driver, a vehicle or a fare can also go to the National Transport Authority (clause 10).

15. Contact

Marius Sorin Zamfir, sole trader, trading as CabLink, 64 Lintown Avenue, Kilkenny, R95 C6F9, Ireland · support@cablink.ie