More disruption of rail services on the cards
Rail travellers could face further disruption in the weeks ahead as more services are expected to be cancelled, according to Irish Rail and the unions representing train drivers.
Rail travellers could face further disruption in the weeks ahead as more services are expected to be cancelled, according to Irish Rail and the unions representing train drivers.
Fourteen services, mainly on the east coast commuter line, were cancelled last Tuesday when a handful of drivers refused to work rest days or provide sick cover for colleagues.
Five hundred of Irish Rail’s 540 drivers are members of either Siptu or the National Bus and Rail...
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