Ireland’s Climate Change Advisory Council says fossil-fuel price and supply shocks are recurring and that investment in transport is needed to help Ireland withstand global fuel shocks. In comments reported by BreakingNews.ie, Alex White argues that these disruptions should not be treated as isolated events. The council’s position is that improving the transport system can strengthen resilience when energy markets fluctuate internationally. While the outlets provided here share the same overall message and headline framing, no additional specific proposals, spending figures, or timelines are included in the provided text. The coverage therefore focuses on the general rationale: preparing the transport sector for uncertainty in global fuel availability and pricing. The Belfast Telegraph entry mirrors the same headline theme, indicating consistent reporting on the council’s call, but the available excerpt does not add further details beyond the shared framing. Overall, the sources agree on the need for transport investment linked to resilience against ongoing global fossil fuel shocks.