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Taoiseach calls for blockades to be stood down

Updated / Thursday, 9 Apr 2026 17:17

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Taoiseach calls for blockades to be stood down

Protests damaging interests of Irish people, says O'Callaghan

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

Teresa Mannion reports from Galway Harbour

Laura Fletcher reports on fuel protesters continuing to block Dublin's O'Connell Street

Petula Martyn reports from Foynes

Queues in Casla, Conamara as nationwide fuel protest continues

Taoiseach calls for blockades to be stood down

Traffic backed up on M50 near Blanchardstown

'Outside actors' trying to 'manipulate' fuel protests - O'Callaghan

‘It’s impossible’ - Naas residents feeling the effects of rising fuel costs

Footage of the extent of the tailback outside the Port of Cork

Govt needs to de-escalate fuel protests - Gannon

Protesters gathering on O'Connell Bridge

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

McEntee says protests are 'crossing into criminal behaviour'

Gardaí in 'enforcement phase' of dealing with fuel protests

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