O'Rourke told to intervene in rail dispute

The Minister for Public Enterprise, Mary O’Rourke, is coming under pressure from opposition parties to intervene in the dispute between Irish Rail and train drivers.

O'Rourke told to intervene in rail dispute
Sun, 06 May, 2001 - 17:34

The Minister for Public Enterprise, Mary O’Rourke, is coming under pressure from opposition parties to intervene in the dispute between Irish Rail and train drivers.

A strike has been planned for next Tuesday as members of the Irish Locomotive Drivers Association demand recognition by Irish Rail.

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