Documentary on  Debenhams industrial dispute in Cork to premiere next month

The documentary, 406 Days, is directed by Joe Lee and produced by Fergus Dowd, and has been chosen to close the Dublin Film Festival
Documentary on  Debenhams industrial dispute in Cork to premiere next month

Four ex-Debenhams staff (from left) Madeline Whelan, Gillian McSweeney, Valerie Conlon, Mandate shop steward, and Vivian O'Regan pictured outside the store on St.Patrick's St., Cork, where they are doing a 12 hour fast in aid of Marymount Hospice during their official strike on day 160 of the dispute.

A documentary about the Debenhams strike, which made history as the longest industrial relations dispute in Ireland, will premiere next month.

The documentary, 406 Days, is directed by Joe Lee and produced by Fergus Dowd, and has been chosen to close the Dublin Film Festival.

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