Brennan set for double clash as travel chaos looms

MINISTER for Transport Seamus Brennan is heading for a double clash with airport unions and the Aer Rianta board of directors next week.

Brennan set for double clash as travel chaos looms
Sat, 12 Jul, 2003 - 01:00
Fionnán Sheahan,  Political Reporter

Travel chaos is expected in Dublin, Cork and Shannon on Monday as workers walk off the job just after lunch to discuss what

action to take to block the minister’s plans to break up the company.

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