'We have a rule of law in this country' - Army deployed across Ireland amid fuel protests
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09 Apr 2026
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09 Apr 2026
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KILKENNY POLL: Do you agree with the fuel protests causing road delays?
I support the protests and those enacting them
I do not support the actions of the protesters
Across the country, roads and infrastructure are being heavily affected by protests over the price of petrol, diesel, and agricultural diesel.
Protests are taking place nationwide, and the M9 Motorway in Kilkenny was blocked this morning at the Danesfort exit northbound. With reports the Army may be called in, what do you, the people of Kilkenny, think? Do you support the protesters - or have they gone too far?
Have your say in this poll! The voting will close at 3pm tomorrow, with the results being announced on our website at 4pm.
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