Unions dismiss Ispat claims

Four hundred workers at the Irish Ispat steel plant in Cork to discuss the shock announcement that the company is shutting down its operation.

Unions dismiss Ispat claims
Sat, 16 Jun, 2001 - 12:10

Four hundred workers at the Irish Ispat steel plant in Cork to discuss the shock announcement that the company is shutting down its operation.

SIPTU's Joe O'Flynn said they don't accept that shutting down the plant is inevitable.

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