Second day of protest at British Embassy

Staff at the British Embassy in Ireland will stage a second day of strike action today as a row over job cuts worsened.

Second day of protest at British Embassy
Wed, 13 Feb, 2008 - 07:16

Staff at the British Embassy in Ireland will stage a second day of strike action today as the row over job cuts worsens.

Pickets will be staged outside the embassy gates and at Ambassador David Reddaway's Glencairn residence on the outskirts of south Dublin.

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