Laois TD Brian Stanley is voicing concern for sectors affected by the cost of fuel.
A Laois TD is calling on the government to take action ahead of the upcoming fuel tax rises.
Fuels for Ireland is warning of a possible resurgence in widespread protests if excise duty is restored on September 1st as planned.
According to the group, the move would drive diesel prices above two euro a litre.
Concerns have been mounting across the transport, agri-contracting, construction and small-business sectors.
Independent Rep Brian Stanley says hauliers will be heavily affected:
The Justice Minister says it's not possible for the Government to insulate everybody from every geopolitical shock.
Jim O'Callaghan's comments come as Ministers are under increasing pressure to postpone the phasing out of excise cuts.
Minister Jim O'Callaghan says its a difficult situation because of the uncertainty around the Iran war:
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