Unions urged to take part in Dublin May Day marches

TRADE unionists have been urged to take part in a May Day street rally and march on the same day the 10 accession countries are officially welcomed to the European Union.

Unions urged to take part in Dublin May Day marches
Fri, 09 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
John Breslin and Kathryn Hayes

The Dublin Trades Union Council is due to meet early next week to decide whether to hold the traditional labour day march through the city.

It had been persuaded not to organise when it a celebration concert was planned for O'Connell Street.

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