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Govt needs to engage with protesters rather than 'escalating situation' - McDonald

Updated / Thursday, 9 Apr 2026 14:47

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Govt needs to engage with protesters rather than 'escalating situation' - McDonald

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Govt needs to engage with protesters rather than 'escalating situation' - McDonald

'Tá trua agamsa do na feirmeoirí agus lucht na leoraithe'

Long queues seen at petrol station in An Cheathrú Rua in Galway

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