Amid the ongoing Iran crisis, energy costs have risen sharply, leaving families across Ireland concerned about household expenses, reports The Mirror. While the government is rolling out a fuel support package in response, there are …
Ireland is preparing for a spell of unsettled weather this weekend, with forecasts warning of “heavy showers” and “strong winds” as a low-pressure system approaches. Alan O’Reilly from Carlow Weather cautioned that Friday’s low-pressure system …
The man representing the protesters in the national fuel protest, James Geoghegan, spoke on RTE’s PrimeTime and say that himself and his fellow-protesters are not scared of the army. He said that they have an …
Day 4 of the National fuel protests, and the government is now facing major pressure over what’s going on nationwide. The govt says that they’re going to meet with protester representatives in government buildings at …
Gardaí have signalled growing frustration with the organisers of fuel cost demonstrations as the protests continued into a third day on Thursday. Deputy Commissioner for Policing Operations, Shawna Coxon, said authorities no longer consider the …
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 …
Copyright 2026 TheLiberal.ie
Please signup free to our newsletter for our top stories and breaking news alerts.
