The Psychiatric Nurses' Association Are Continuing Their 24-Hour Strike This Morning
They have warned that more strikes could follow
500 members of the PNA, including paramedics at the Kinsale Road Ambulance Base walked off the job at 2pm yesterday afternoon and will remain on strike until 2pm today.
It's the second 24 hour strike by crews in their fight for union recognition.
Speaking to RedFM News, David Walker from the PNA says the governments response so far has been nothing but lip service:
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