We asked readers from Cork to Dublin for their views on this week’s fuel price protests, with some saying they support the blockades despite being caught in traffic for hours

Nationwide disruption continues as petrol station forecourts run low on supply due to ongoing blockades

Oil prices rose overnight due to concerns truce has not resulted in the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz

Taoiseach labels blockade of the State’s only oil refinery by demonstrators in Co Cork as an ‘act of national sabotage’

Work Q&A: I am in an employer-of-record arrangement. Do I have any recourse in relation to the loss of income?

National fuel protest is taking place over energy prices caused by ongoing war in the Middle East

Swim Ireland says the ‘shocking’ reality is 57% of swimming pools in the State are located in hotels

US president on Wednesday declared the month-long war a success ‘nearing completion’

Updates as the war in the Middle East continues: As it happened

Work Q&A: HR are adamant my three in-office days are required even though I am working part-time hours

Effectiveness of Kinesio tape, widely used for joint and muscle pain, called into question in new research

Church’s representative body sought meeting with Ministers to discuss ‘possibility of an exemption’ from new rent rules

Met Éireann said a ‘mobile Atlantic regime’ is expected to bring rain and windy conditions at times

Those wrongfully convicted of 1976 crime fear they will die before an inquiry can be held or State apology is granted

Some pupils were surprised to hear that the law also applies to minors