Irish Ferries talks at LRC break down

The Irish Ferries dispute looks set to enter its second week after talks at the Labour Relations Commission ended in deadlock last night.

Irish Ferries talks at LRC break down
Sat, 11 Dec, 2004 - 09:18

The Irish Ferries dispute looks set to enter its second week after talks at the Labour Relations Commission ended in deadlock last night.

SIPTU began all-out strike action on Monday last, over plans to outsource 150 Irish seafaring jobs on the Rosslare-Cherbourg route.

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