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Dublin Bus confirms 9pm finish for services tomorrow as unions hit out at management 'intransigence'

Dublin Bus has confirmed services will terminate tomorrow night at 9pm, ahead of a second two-day strike by drivers on Thursday and Friday.

Dublin Bus confirms 9pm finish for services tomorrow as unions hit out at management 'intransigence'

Tue, 13 Sep, 2016 - 18:51

Dublin Bus has confirmed services will terminate tomorrow night at 9pm, ahead of a second two-day strike by drivers on Thursday and Friday.

The company says the move is to ensure the safe return of buses to their depots.

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