18-day sit-in at Tallaght community centre ends

An 18-day sit-in at a community centre in Dublin has come to an end today.

18-day sit-in at Tallaght community centre ends
Thu, 19 Oct, 2017 - 13:31

An 18-day sit-in at a community centre in Dublin has come to an end today.

The protest by SIPTU members at the Brookfield Youth and Community Centre in Tallaght came to an end overnight.

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