Bookbinders to continue sit-in at company premises

WORKERS at the country’s largest bookbinders are to continue occupying the company’s premises over the bank holiday weekend.

Sat, 04 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

Evelyn Ring

The 14 employees have been engaged in a sit-in at O’Reilly’s Bookbinders in Wicklow town since July 18, when management first declared the company was insolvent.

The workers are members of SIPTU.

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