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Ireland's fuel blockades lead to major highway closures and shortages
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Further motorway closures as fuel-cost talks to resume
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Hundreds of Irish forecourts run out of fuel as protests continue
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Ireland fuel protests: Road blockages continue as protests enter day five
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Blockades remain as fuel price protests enter fifth day
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Gardaí declare 'exceptional event' over fuel protests
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Here’s where the fuel protests are in Ireland today and which roads are impacted
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Around 600 filling stations run dry - Fuels for Ireland
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Defence Forces respond to protest outside Irish oil refinery
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Defence Forces respond to protest outside Irish oil refinery
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Defence Forces units deployed at Whitegate refinery as public order unit use pepper spray; details emerge of G
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Further motorway closures as fuel-cost talks to resume
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Ireland Fuel Protests Paralyse Nation
The blockades at the Whitegate refinery in County Cork and Dublin Port have escalated into an 'exceptional event,' prompting the deployment of public order units and the use of pepper spray by Gardaí.
Protesters are demanding immediate government intervention to lower fuel prices, which have skyrocketed following the outbreak of war in Iran.
The Irish Government is set to resume crisis talks on Saturday to defuse the situation as supply chains for essential goods face critical disruption.
Meanwhile, similar unrest is brewing in Northern Ireland, where the PSNI is on alert for planned 'days of action' by haulage and farming sectors.