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'Words fall silent' - Donegal church destroyed in fire

Updated / Monday, 21 Apr 2025 16:03

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'Words fall silent' - Donegal church destroyed in fire

Gardaí in 'enforcement phase' of dealing with fuel protests

Teresa Mannion reports from Galway Harbour where protesters have begun to meet with politicians

Jennie O'Sullivan reports as trucks continue to blockade Whitegate oil refinery in east Cork

Petula Martyn reports from Foynes after trucks carrying chemicals for water treatment allowed leave

'We are the people who put food on the table' - protesters criticise Taoiseach for not meeting them

Donegal protestors play football on O’Connell Bridge

'If the Government don't back down, we're staying here' - Limerick protesters

Fuel protests continue for third day

Disruption during second day of action over fuel costs

US did not agree that ceasefire would cover Lebanon - Vance

Bloody day in Lebanon puts fragile ceasefire at risk

More trucks arrive to join O'Connell Street blockade in Dublin City Centre

Drone footage shows ongoing blockade at Whitegate refinery

Ireland step up prep for Women's Six Nations opener

Unacceptable to turn O'Connell Street into a car park - Taoiseach

Fuel depots blocked, traffic disruption as protests continue

Unclear ceasefire terms undermine US claims of victory

Israeli attacks on Lebanon putting strain on US-Iran ceasefire

Statement by An Garda Síochána on ongoing fuel protests