Fuel protest to partially go ahead on Friday as world leaders gather for EU summit

Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly (left) meets officers outside the National Gallery in Dublin as more than 50 world leaders will visit Dublin for the European Political Community summit on Thursday. Picture: Niall Carson/PA

Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly (left) meets officers outside the National Gallery in Dublin as more than 50 world leaders will visit Dublin for the European Political Community summit on Thursday. Picture: Niall Carson/PA

A planned fuel protest will partially go ahead on Friday despite a major security lockdown in Dublin as world leaders gather for an EU summit.

Cork campaigner Anthony Kelleher, a leading voice in April’s Whitegate oil refinery blockade, is involved in the protest with campaign group the People of Ireland Against Fuel Prices Protest.

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