It’s understood that government Ministers will meet with fuel protest representatives on Friday at 2pm in government buildings. Timmy Doolan and Martin Hayden will meet with a number of protester representative bodies who’ll speak through …
Dublin Bus services are experiencing disruptions and diversions across the city centre this afternoon due to road closures caused by an ongoing protest. Protesters on the M7 on the outskirts of Limerick have indicated they …
Motorists are being urged to plan ahead as a major nationwide fuel price protest continues into its fourth day on Friday, April 10, 2026, with significant action expected on the **M1 motorway** in Ireland. Organised …
Panic buying has led to queues stretching out the door and down the road at petrol stations throughout Ireland as the fuel protests enter their third day. Motorists rushed to fill tanks amid growing fears …
The chief executive of Dublin Town, the capital’s business representative body, has cautioned that the fuel price protests risk eroding public goodwill. Richard Guiney, speaking on Newstalk’s Claire Byrne show, said that while he had …
Petrol stations across Ireland face shortages as fuel protests block key depots and the Whitegate oil refinery in Cork, which supplies around 40% of the country’s transport and heating fuel. With terminals in Galway, Foynes, …
Motorists Advised to Avoid the M50 Amid Fuel ProtestsDublin motorists have been urged to steer clear of the M50 as fuel price protests cause severe disruption on Ireland’s busiest motorway. On Thursday, slow-moving convoys and …
A large fuel supplier is reportedly going to “run out of fuel” tomorrow, Friday, across Ireland as thousands desperately queue to try and get their cars filled. Fuel protests are continuing across the country with …
Oil prices dropped below $100 a barrel today after US President Donald Trump announced he had reached a two-week ceasefire agreement with Iran, contingent on the immediate and safe reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, …
Greece is set to prohibit children under the age of 15 from accessing social media from 1 January next year, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced today, reports RTE. “We have decided to go ahead with …
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