Tánaiste calls on Greyhound to 'exercise some flexibility'

Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore has today called for Greyhound Recycling & Recovery to show more flexibility in a dispute with householders in Dublin.

Tánaiste calls on Greyhound to 'exercise some flexibility'

Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore has today called for Greyhound Recycling & Recovery to show more flexibility in a dispute with householders in Dublin.

The company, which now operates the waste collection service for Dublin City Council, is refusing to collect waste from an estimated 18,000 households.

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