Further Disruption Expected on Second Day of Dublin Bus Strike
400,000 commuters face disruption again this morning, as the Dublin bus strike enters its second day.
The NBRU union representing drivers says they're ready to see the pay dispute through to the 'bitter end'.
Two more 48-hour strikes are planned for this month amid calls for a 15 per cent wage hike.
Management are only prepared to offer an 8 per cent rise - the five drivers' unions are due to meet on Thursday to discuss their next course of action.
General Secretary of the NBRU Dermot O'Leary, says they won't be backing down:
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