'We need a serious retention policy': Defence Forces march to highlight dissatisfaction over pay and conditions

Between 1,500 and 2,000 people have turned out for a parade in Cork city to show support for the Defence Forces.

'We need a serious retention policy': Defence Forces march to highlight dissatisfaction over pay and conditions
Sat, 04 May, 2019 - 20:56
Digital Desk staff

Between 1,500 and 2,000 people have turned out for a parade in Cork city to show support for the Defence Forces.

The 'Respect and Loyalty Parade' has ended for the day - the aim was to highlight dissatisfaction over pay and conditions.

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