Time running out in Garda strike negotiations
With just two days left until a planned all-out Garda strike, the Garda Representative Association is due to attend the Labour Court today.
Both the AGSI - which represents middle-ranking Gardaí - and the GRA, have rejected pay proposals put forward by the Department of Justice aimed at averting the action.
Last night, the Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald and Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe said there had been a "useful exchange of views" with the Garda bodies, and that all remained committed to work towards a solution.
Jessie Magee has this report for RedFM News:
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