Irish police clear fuel price protest blockades after days of disruption
Irish police have cleared blockades in Dublin and other locations that were staged by farmers and hauliers protesting a 20% increase in fuel prices.The operation took place on the sixth day of protests, with mounted police and hundreds of officers regaining control of O'Connell Street in central Dublin in a peaceful manner on Sunday morning.Other police units also sealed off a section of Galway city to end a blockade of a fuel depot.Earlier, police removed protesters from outside the Whitegate oil refinery in County Cork, an action that involved scuffles and the use of pepper spray.The protests caused significant disruption,... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Apr 2026 15:33 LONDON
Police seek public help in investigation of Richard Wills's death after body found in shallow grave in Ouyen
The investigation into the mysterious death of Ouyen man Richard Wills continues as police appeal for public assistance. Mr Wills's body was discovered in a shallow grave on his rural property, leading to questions surrounding the circumstances of his death. Residing in the rural region of Ouyen, Mr Wills was last seen leaving his home on April 5 around 8am, significantly raising concerns among local residents and authorities. Victoria Police are actively seeking information that could shed light on the events leading up to Mr Wills's death. Initial reports indicate he sustained fatal injuries, which authorities believe were connected to... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Apr 2026 23:21 LONDON
Protests over rising fuel prices enter fourth day in Ireland and Norway, causing major disruptions and fuel shortages
Protests over rising fuel prices have intensified in Ireland, entering their fourth consecutive day, while also spilling over into Norway, reflecting the widespread unrest triggered by escalating costs linked to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Hauliers, farmers, and other groups have mobilized to block major motorways, leading to significant disruptions particularly in the Irish capital, Dublin, where streets came to a standstill. In Ireland, the ongoing protests have resulted in severe fuel shortages and have disrupted travel plans nationwide. As demonstrators continued to obstruct key thoroughfares, the government responded by putting the military on standby to assist law enforcement... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Apr 2026 16:36 LONDON
Fuel price protests disrupt milk collection from dairy farms, impacting agricultural operations and threatening farmers' livelihoods
Fuel price protests are actively disrupting milk collection from dairy farms across the country, according to reports by Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon. These protests, rooted in broader issues concerning fuel prices, are significantly impacting agricultural operations, particularly threatening animal welfare and the livelihoods of farmers. Reports indicate that some milk tankers are not visiting farms, leaving dairy producers unable to sell their products, a situation which Minister Heydon has described as "denying them a means to make their living.” In his statements, Minister Heydon has condemned the protests, highlighting that the blockages at key transportation ports are severely obstructing the... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 08 Apr 2026 15:53 LONDON
