But Enda Kenny says he sticks by the Lansdowne Road Pay Agreement – despite some unions and opposition parties saying it’s finished. In the Dáil this afternoon he hinted the Government is open to talks with trade unions on how to proceed to a successor pay agreement. SIPTU says it will ballot 60,000 members on industrial action if there isn’t talks on a new pay deal by Thursday.
More News
With Declan Ruth, Kylie Murphy, Edel Kennedy and Stephen Quinn of Wexford Youths, John Meyler, Rory Jacob and Paper Tuesdays- The party's spokesperson on Social Protection, Claire Kerrane says there needs to be a discretionary fund set up to tackle utility debt.
- A South African GP says patients, who tested positive for the Omicron variant, have largely been presenting with mild symptoms.
- Saturday 13th of November saw almost 1,000 units of freight travel through the ferry hub according to the port's General Manager Glenn Carr
- A fake Supervalu account is messaging people to say they have won a special competition but Pettits say they are not in charge of the account
- 3 fewer cases of Covid 19 have been recorded locally at Wexford General Hospital while Leonie Grant says we have a base for new vaccines
- Pauline Ennis from the Wexford Women's Refuge says the current accommodation crisis is having a hugely devastating impact on service users
- New Ross Town and District is gearing up to embrace its Norman Heritage like never before
