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Garda strike looks set to go ahead on Friday

Details: Created on Tuesday, 01 November 2016 08:40

This week’s unprecedented Garda strike looks set to go ahead.

The Garda Representative Assosiation has rejected a deal aimed at averting the threatened action.

Talks between Department of Justice officials and the AGSI - which represents middle ranking Gardaí - are due to resume again today.

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