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Emmanuel Tetteh • 29 Apr • 537 words · 3 min read
After nationwide protests, the Irish government is promising fuel support - but will it be enough?
The Irish government has announced fuel support for workers and businesses after recent nationwide protests. Irish government ministers insist the package of support was being worked on before the protests- but what does this mean for the future?
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