Dublin Bus drivers picket Department offices

Dublin Bus drivers are picketing the Department of Public Enterprise in protest at transport de-regulation.

Fri, 18 May, 2001 - 13:08

Dublin Bus drivers are picketing the Department of Public Enterprise in protest at transport de-regulation.

The drivers, who have been organised by SIPTU shop stewards from the company's Donnybrook garage, are demanding that the company remains in State ownership.

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