The Taoiseach has declared that fuel protesters blocking cities and towns across Ireland are “wrong”, warning that those breaking the law will face consequences, reports Breaking News. Micheál Martin, Simon Harris and Seán Canney addressed …
Protesters fear it’s going to get very hostile this morning as the army gets drafted in to remove their tractors, trucks, buses, vans and cars from various protest positions around the country. In truly …
In truly astonishing developments this morning , Gardaí have requested the assistance of the Defence Forces to remove vehicles blocking critical infrastructure – and that request has been granted. The despicable move was confirmed in …
Day 3 of the National fuel protests, and the government is now facing major pressure over what’s going on nationwide. Public transport in Dublin is facing major delays, while fuel depots in Galway and Limerick …
Hundreds of tractors, trucks, and buses converged on Dublin city centre tonight as fuel price protests entered a second day of disruption. Protesters, including farmers, hauliers, and other workers, blocked O’Connell Street and O’Connell Bridge, …
It appears as though the fuel protest is only getting going as drivers are sleeping in their vehicle for the second night in a row. Gardai have warned the public that there will be delays …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin Criticises Fuel Price Protests as Wrong Approach Amid Ongoing Disruptions Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheál Martin has described the current fuel price protests as the wrong form of demonstration, warning that participants who break …
Simon Harris has said the current energy crisis is “the worst the world has ever seen” amid soaring fuel prices בעקבות the US-Israeli war on Iran, reports RTE. Diesel and petrol prices have surged significantly …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has insisted that the Government will not meet any of the fuel protesters and will only engage with nationally constituted groups. He warned that anyone blocking streets or fuel terminals will face …
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has described the ongoing fuel protests as “unacceptable and irresponsible,” reports Breaking News. Speaking to reporters at Government Buildings on Wednesday morning, Jack Chambers said: “I think some of …
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