Union calls on liquidators to allow bust firm complete orders

UNION leaders yesterday called on liquidators to allow a car components firm to reopen and allow the completion of orders — despite going bust.

Union calls on liquidators to allow bust firm complete orders
Wed, 16 Apr, 2008 - 01:00

The Iralco plant in Co Westmeath closed its doors on Monday with 400 jobs facing the axe, although there was plenty of work on the books.

John Bolger, the national officer of Unite, yesterday met liquidators.

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