Fionnan Sheahan: Centre ground tested as marginalised turn radicalised in fuel-tax Mexican standoff
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Fionnan Sheahan: Centre ground tested as marginalised turn radicalised in fuel-tax Mexican standoff
"O'Connell Street has never felt safer. Under the watchful eye of Daniel O'Connell high up on his pedestal, there was a good-humoured nature to the protesters gathered in front on the capital's main thoroughfare."
"All the way down the street, the lanes were blocked by trucks from west Cork, lorries from Cavan, buses from Meath, mini-buses from Tipperary and SUVs from Monaghan."
Protesters gathered on O'Connell Street, creating a lively atmosphere under the watchful eye of Daniel O'Connell. Vehicles from various counties, including trucks from west Cork and lorries from Cavan, filled the lanes, indicating significant participation from different regions. Observers noted the strong turnout, with one remarking that 'half of Cavan is down here.' The Coalition remains firm in its approach, preferring to engage only with recognized bodies regarding the diesel demonstration.
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