Irish Rail CEO 'on holiday' as strike action looms

The CEO of Irish Rail is on holiday ahead of a nationwide strike starting on Sunday, it has emerged.

Irish Rail CEO 'on holiday' as strike action looms
Wed, 20 Aug, 2014 - 10:02

The CEO of Irish Rail is on holiday ahead of a nationwide strike starting on Sunday, it has emerged.

The National Bus and Rail Union begins four days of planned work stoppages with a 48-hour work strike this Sunday, in a row over pay cuts.

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