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Front and center, the fallout in Ireland continues after a week of fierce nationwide fuel protests that saw farmers and truckers block refineries, ports, and highways, bringing supply chains to a grinding halt over punishing diesel prices, global shocks, and Micheál Martin's coalition carbon tax machine. Gas stations ran bone dry, traffic chaos choked Dublin and beyond, and emergency services scrambled while ordinary citizens bore the brunt. In a desperate bid to calm the anger, the government rushed out a €505 million support package that included lower fuel taxes and delaying the new carbon taxes threatening to devastate ordinary Irish citizens. The damage runs deep, igniting raw fury at an establishment that brazenly places climate dogma ahead of Irish families struggling with housing shortages and the chaos of uncontrolled mass immigration.