Fuel Protests in Ireland Lead to Widespread Petrol Shortages and Transport Disruption
Hundreds of petrol stations across the Republic of Ireland have run out of fuel amid ongoing protests over high prices linked to the US-Israeli war with Iran.The demonstrations, now in their fifth day, involve slow-moving convoys including tractors and have caused blockades in key areas.Approximately 600 forecourts have depleted their petrol and diesel supplies, according to recent reports.Blockades continue in Dublin city centre, notably on O'Connell Street and South Quay, as well as at three fuel-storage facilities including the Whitegate oil refinery in County Cork and depots in counties Limerick and Galway.Public transport services have been disrupted, with some suspensions... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Apr 2026 12:03 LONDON
Fuel price protests disrupt transportation and supply chains across Ireland, blocking major routes and causing traffic delays
Fuel price protests are escalating across Ireland, significantly disrupting transportation and supply chains, particularly around major urban hubs. Demonstrators have taken to the streets since Tuesday, blocking critical routes including the busiest motorway near Dublin Airport, leading to severe traffic delays and disruptions. This wave of protests, driven by concerns among hauliers and agricultural workers about rising fuel costs, has raised alarms about potential shortages of essential goods, including medicines. The scale of the protests has quickly increased over the past several days, with protestors targeting fuel depots and key motorways, which has resulted in widespread blockages. Reports indicate that... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Apr 2026 15:54 LONDON
