‘Driven to the grave by fuel prices’ – hearse joins M18 road blockade
A HEARSE has been added to the convoy of protesting vehicles at junction 11 of the M18.
A HEARSE has been added to the convoy of protesting vehicles at junction 11 of the M18.
*Tailbacks on the M18. Photograph: Joe Buckley ONGOING fuel protests are causing “widespread damage” to the Clare economy according to Ennis Chamber.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SERVICE STATIONS in Co Clare are running out of fuel as a consequence of the ongoing protests across the country disrupting the flow of access for businesses and the general public.
PROTESTORS are to stay on the M18 in Co Clare overnight with disruptions to enter a fourth day across the roads of the county.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ZIMMER BIOMET’s naming rights deal with Clare GAA has been about giving back to the local community as opposed to improving its business according to a senior member of management.
*A road block along the M18 at junction 11. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE PROTESTERS are planning to lock down main arteries of the county on Thursday.
*Photograph: Páraic McMahon. PARKING by-laws for Ennis town centre are to be reviewed over the summer months.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley TRACTORS, trucks, trailers and vehicles of all sizes will be resuming their protest on the M18 for a second day in Co Clare on Wednesday morning.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley TRAFFIC is at a standstill along the M18 from Shannon to Ennis with the fuel crisis protest taking over the roads of Clare.