Irish Rail workers walk out of cost-saving talks
Commuters could be facing a summer of disruption - after workers at Irish Rail walked out on talks over the company's cost-saving plan. The National Bus and Rail Union's 500 members will now be balloted for a strike mandate - if Irish Rail goes ahead with unilateral cuts to pay and conditions. If the ballot is passed - strike notice of at least a week would need to be served. The Irish Times Industry Correspondent Martin Wall says the company is still determined to make the cuts - and that spells trouble for commuters. Press PLAY button above to listen to the audio
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