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Some petrol stations run out of fuel as army begins clearing blockades of depots; Taoiseach says ‘gun can’t be put to head of government’
There is growing alarm in the Government as nationwide fuel protests escalate, with the Taoiseach describing the blockade of a key refinery in Cork as “national sabotage”.
9 Apr, 16:34 — 9 Apr, 18:37
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irish-independent1d ago
Patients missing cancer treatments and ‘serious concern’ ambulances may not have access to fuel as forecourts begin to run out amid queues
There is growing alarm in the Government as nationwide fuel protests escalate, with the Taoiseach describing the blockade of a key refinery in Cork as “national sabotage”.
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An lá a chaith An Taoiseach ag fógairt deá scéalta is seachaint léirsithe breosla i gCorcaigh
Bhí sceideal lán ag an Taoiseach agus é ar ais ina chontae dhúchais agus é ag fógairt oscailt Champas Íosagáin agus síneadh le comhlacht tógála tithe as framaí adhmaid.
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First report: irish-independent · 9 Apr, 16:34|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h
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