“This is the first time since 1980 since petrol pumps have run dry” — Peadar Tóibín TD, Aontú Leader, says Governments handling of the fuel protests brought the country “to a standstill” 📺 Catch up on #MondayGR on Virgin Media Play and YouTube

Lads giving out to the gardai that they pay their wages while shutting the country down and looking for a bailout from the Irish taxpayers is very Irish.

These two tankers are waiting at Whitegate 👇 Demurrage is basically a charge you get hit with when a tanker is stuck waiting instead of loading or unloading on time. At a place like Whitegate refinery in Cork, if a crude tanker can’t offload because of delays, the ship is still costing money every hour it sits there doing nothing. It’s usually around €3,000 to €7,000 an hour, sometimes more depending on the size of the ship and the market. So even a short delay can quickly turn into tens or hundreds of thousands of euro, and that cost normally lands on the oil company that chartered the tanker.

Fuel prices in Finland. Struggling to understand why the idiots in Ireland think they're any worse off? And secondly, why aren't they protesting down at Trump's golf course in Clare? It's all his fault