Rail services return to normal as passengers' group calls on Minister to intervene

Rail services return to normal this morning following a two-day strike.

Tue, 26 Aug, 2014 - 07:21

Rail services return to normal this morning following a two-day strike.

The action by members of SIPTU and the National Bus and Rail Union affected tens of thousands of commuters yesterday, as well as GAA supporters travelling to Croke Park on Sunday.

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