It comes as nationwide fuel protests enter a fifth day, with around 500 of the country's 1 thousand 600 filling stations out of petrol and diesel.

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National farming and haulier organisations have been meeting with the government over rising fuel costs.

The government is set to meet with haulier and farming representative bodies at 2:30pm today to discuss intervention measures and the ongoing fuel protests.

Nationally, there are fears up to 500 petrol stations could run dry by the end of today, if protesters continue to block fuel ports.

Robbie Gallagher's comments come ahead of a meeting between Ministers and representative organisations this afternoon.

Government will be meeting with official haulier, farming and forestry representative bodies later today, but despite claims last night its understood they won't be talking to protesters.

The 87-year-old was found dead at the back of his house in Rooskey in January 2020 in a bloodied and bruised state.