'Slow protests' take place around Cork despite end of fuel blockades
Fionn Kelleher supporting the slow protest as it passes the South Mall in Cork city on Sunday afternoon. Picture: Noel Sweeney
Fuel protests have continued on Sunday, despite blockades in Cork, Galway, Limerick, and Dublin coming to an end.
In Cork, a slow-moving protest of cars made its way through the city centre at lunchtime on Sunday.
Slow-moving protests were also taking place in areas including Bandon and Clonakilty. Smaller groups turned out in other areas of Cork.
Meanwhile, in Tralee, Co Kerry, vehicles and demonstrators lined Denny St, bringing traffic to a slow pace as placards were displayed and horns sounded in support.
It comes as agricultural contractor and protest spokesman Christopher Duffy posted on social media on Sunday afternoon calling for a "national day of strike and protest" on Monday, adding "they went too far".
An earlier post by Mr Duffy said: "We are only getting started."
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