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Day2: Protests. Don’t make unnecessary journeys #fuelprotests #dublin #ireland #fyp #trending

Dublin city centre right now Traffic barely moving as disruption continues across the city.

Fuel Price Protest blocks further Roads Tonight Protesters at the Fuel Price Protest in Dublin City have physically on foot blocked further roads in the capital tonight. Westmoreland Street and D'Olier Street alongside O'Connell Bridge have been blocked by drivers of trucks and tractors which arrived into Dublin earlier today They exclusively told Dublin Live that no government officials have contacted them at all since they arrived here in the city this morning. They said they will not move until they get some type of answer from them Video permission for Dublin Live #RK

Right Now Dublin🇮🇪 #ireland #dublin #NOW

there was something about today that felt different. you could feel the frustration, but also the unity. people don’t just show up like this for no reason. #fuelprotest #dublin #ireland

Convoys of trucks, vans and tractors arrive on O’Connell Street, in protest over the cost of fuel. #protests#dublin #dublin

Day 2 of the fuel protests and the city is at a standstill this morning. Footage taken at 9:54am 8/4/26

A huge demo in Dublin today against mass immigration. Ireland as a whole is rising up against their politicians and you have to ask where are Sinn Fein and the Republican warriors?🤷‍♂️ I fully support the Irish people and suspect this may be heading here very soon. #Ireland #irish #Dublin #Immigration #massmigration #immigration vm.tiktok.com/ZNdUCLxgG/

People in Dublin have mixed views on the fuel protests causing disruption in the city centre. Protesters have blocked O’Connell Bridge and the North and South Quays. Follow updates at the link in bio. #fuelprotest #dublin

Morning travel disruption in Dublin City centre as protestors block O'Connell Bridge Travel was severely affected in Dublin city this morning when fuel price protestors moved onto O’Connell Bridge and blocked traffic on both sides of the quays. A large number of trucks and tractors were parked-up on O’Connell Street overnight, but then at around 6am the protestors blocked the bridge in a move that caught early morning commuters out. Dave Herron was on his way to work at 6am this morning, driving along the south quays, when he had to stop at the traffic lights at O’Connell Bridge when the lights went red. But at that point a group of protestors walked into the junction and blocked it. “I work over in Ballymount. I start at 6.30 but now I’m sitting here for three hours,” he told the Irish Independent at around 9am. “The lights went red and then people just came across the street and just stood in front of all the cars. I’ve told them I’m going to work, and I’ve taken photographs to send to work to tell them what’s going on. Asked what his opinion on the protest was, Mr Herron said he did feel sorry for those engaged in it. “I understand, but everybody’s in the same boat. Everybody is paying for petrol. That’s the job they’re in. Everybody has to pay it. I do feel sorry for them, yes I do, but it’s down to the Government. There’s not a lot I can do,” he added. Read more on the Irish Independent.

National Fuel protest in Dublin . . #dublin #dublincity #dublinireland #lifeinireland #lifeindublin

Disturbing footage of a huge crowd of foreign men lining up in Talbot Street Dublin as they wait to enter a city center mosque. This is what Ireland looks like in 2026. #CttoRepost #foryou #foryourpage #fypviral #fyp