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Bus Éireann workers to consider proposal.
Striking Bus Éireann workers are to return to work as they consider a recommendation given by the Labour Court.
The company said management and the board will give "due consideration to the very detailed Court recommendation document" in an effort to end the three-week dispute at the transport company.
Pickets that had been placed at depots around the country will now be removed while the work to restore services gets underway, with most due to be operational nationwide by tomorrow..
In a statement this afternoon, National Bus and Rail Union General Secretary Dermot O'Leary said: "Our contention that major cultural change is imminent has been borne out by this recommendation, we will now move immediately into a consultative phase with our members across Bus Éireann."
SIPTU Sector Organiser Willie Noone said that the recommendation needs to be studied by all union members.
Rosapenna's St Patrick's Links
Norma Burns, Reverend Andrew Forster and Arthur following the official opening of An Droichead. Photo: St Crones Church of Ireland, Dungloe
Joey Wynne, CEO of Arachas and Julie Galbraith who has been appointed General Counsel & Chief Business Officer at Arachas Corporate Brokers
Minister of State Charlie McConalogue has welcomed additional funding for Donegal schools.
The man appeared before Letterkenny District Court
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