"With as many as 500 filling stations running out of petrol and diesel, Ireland faces an unprecedented energy crisis, with senior government figures said to be in a state of 'complete panic' amid escalating fears the protests will cripple the country."
"The Irish Independent understands that an increase in the diesel rebate scheme, which sees Revenue repay some of the Mineral Oil Tax paid by hauliers, is being considered."
"Public urged to only buy the fuel they need to ease supply issues, as ambulance fuel stocks are reported to be 'dangerously low' in the west."
"Protestors form human chain in Cork to block oil lorry accessing refinery, demonstrating the escalating tensions and resolve among those involved in the fuel protests."
Ireland is facing a severe energy crisis with up to 500 petrol stations running dry. The government is in a state of panic as fuel protests escalate, threatening to cripple the country. Emergency services, including fire and ambulance, are curtailing operations due to fuel shortages. The government is considering excise cuts for farmers and a diesel rebate for hauliers. Protests continue, with demonstrators blocking access to refineries, and there are fears that fuel supplies could run out imminently.
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