Peace talks resume in 12-day ATM row

CRUCIAL peace talks resume today in the 12-day ATM dispute hitting Dublin and three other east coast counties.

Unless the Labour Relations Commission (LRC) talks make progress the dispute could escalate to other parts of the country and extend to all cash in transit services.

Failing progress, shop stewards at Brink's Allied and other security companies will meet tomorrow to be balloted for industrial action across the country. They would then serve a week's strike notice to extend the dispute to Cork, Limerick and Galway as well as the eastern region.

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