Blockade lifted at Greyhound plant

Striking workers at the Greyhound Waste Recycling and their bosses were staying quiet yesterday on a new deal for talks that they hammered out in the High Court.

Their legal teams agreed to tell Ms Justice Bronagh O’Hanlon that peace talks would take place over the next week and, for the time being, no further comment would be made.

The company, which employs 400, had brought a motion before the court seeking to commit to prison all those identified as having blatantly breached High Court orders restraining them from interfering with waste collections in Dublin.