Anti-apartheid strikers honoured with plaque

A plaque commemorating a group of supermarket workers who staged a two-and-a-half year anti-apartheid strike in the 1980s will be unveiled in central Dublin today.

A plaque commemorating a group of supermarket workers who staged a two-and-a-half year anti-apartheid strike in the 1980s will be unveiled in central Dublin today.

In 1984, 11 staff members at Dunnes Stores on Henry Street refused to work and picketed in support of trade union Mandate’s policy of boycotting South African products.

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