Electricians to down tools

Some of the country’s largest construction projects are expected to face serious disruption today as almost 11,000 electricians down tools in a row over pay.

Electricians to down tools
Mon, 06 Jul, 2009 - 08:20

Some of the country’s largest construction projects are expected to face serious disruption today as almost 11,000 electricians down tools in a row over pay.

The Technical Engineering and Electrical Union (TEEU) said Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2, the new Lansdowne Road Stadium and the National Convention Centre are among those that will be hit.

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