The protests have strangled fuel distribution across Ireland and prompted an escalated police response that has resulted in several arrests and the deployment of public order units.
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The Dublin government has sent in the army to remove protesters, and arrests have been made at several sites. As with the Yellow Vests protests, carbon taxes and fuel duties are the focus for
Protests over fuel prices have caused chaos in Ireland and spread to Norway in a knock-on effect from the conflict in the Middle East. People in Ireland were urged to only buy fuel they needed
Irish government announces measures to ease fuel crisis after days of protests Police in Dublin broke up a city centre blockade by fuel protesters during a late-night operation over the
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Live updates with delays on multiple motorway routes as well as significant disruption on Luas and Dublin Bus
Police removed protesters and reopened Ireland''s only oil refinery as a fifth day of disruptive demonstrations over soaring gas prices has left many gas pumps dry and threatened to
It comes after forecourts across the country ran low on fuel as protests and blockades continued to cause widespread traffic disruption on Thursday.
The 2026 Irish fuel protests are an ongoing series of nationwide demonstrations in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland that began on 7 April 2026 in response to rapidly rising
Fuel protests in Ireland disrupt supply chains and halt Dublin traffic. Demonstrators demand government talks over rising fuel costs. Government prepares military support as crisis deepens
What''s behind Ireland''s fuel protests and why they''re escalating The protests stem from soaring petrol and diesel prices, which have reached approximately 193.9 cents and 218.9 cents