Irish Rail services to run as normal in south-west

Rail services in the south-west of the country are set to run as normal this morning following a last-minute resolution to a dispute over work practices.

Rail services in the south-west of the country are set to run as normal this morning following a last-minute resolution to a dispute over work practices.

Line inspection and maintenance staff attaches to SIPTU and the NBRU had threatened to take industrial action in Cork, Kerry and Limerick this morning as part of the dispute.

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