Bus Eireann Management Willing To Attend Fresh Talks To Resolve Dispute
Management at Bus Éireann says its willing to engage in fresh talks aimed at resolving the current dispute.
The NBRU and SIPTU say next Monday's all-out-strike will go ahead - after the company announced a series of cost saving measures, it says is necessary to stave off insolvency by May.
The NBRU yesterday warned members to prepare for "the mother of all public transport disputes".
General Secretary Dermot O'Leary isn't confident that talks can resolve the row:
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