Fines issued after fuel protests across NI disrupt traffic
Some vehicles are still taking part in a convoy at a roundabout in County Tyrone.
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Some vehicles are still taking part in a convoy at a roundabout in County Tyrone.
A slow-moving convoy of tractors has caused traffic disruption in Belfast as several fuel protests are due to be held in Northern Ireland.
Fuel protests have caused widespread traffic disruption across Northern Ireland, with slow-moving convoys affecting Belfast and other areas.
Businesses, health workers and patients across the north are bracing for a day of disruption amid planned fuel protests with some questioning the point of demonstrations over a policy Stormont has no power to change.
A slow-moving convoy of tractors caused traffic disruption in Belfast on Tuesday as fuel protests spread from Ireland to Northern Ireland.
Fuel protests are taking place across Northern Ireland today, disrupting key roads across the country, similar to what took place in the Republic over the last week.
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