Ireland: Fuel Protest Convoys Cause Widespread Traffic Disruption Across Country

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Ireland: Fuel Protest Convoys Cause Widespread Traffic Disruption Across Country

Fuel protests caused major traffic disruption across Ireland, with slow-moving convoys on main roads leading to Dublin and other cities. Gas prices have surged, due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid the Middle East conflict.

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  • 2026/4/07 22:30:34
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  • County Laois, NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: Portlaoise, Ireland Video Recording Date/Time: April 7 2026

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