Deputy Fergus O’Dowd asked the Minister for Transport his views on the need for a no-strike clause on essential transport services as a result of the effect of the unofficial strike in Irish Rail, causing mayhem and disruption for thousands of passengers, adversely affecting the economy and showing no regard whatsoever to the travelling public and the taxpayer.

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Deputy Fergus O’Dowd asked the Minister for Transport his views on the need for a no-strike clause on essential transport services as a result of the effect of the unofficial strike in Irish Rail, causing mayhem and disruption for thousands of passengers, adversely affecting the economy and showing no regard whatsoever to the travelling public and the taxpayer.

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1. 27 May 2008

   Dispute in Irish Rail.

   Deputy Fergus O’Dowd asked the Minister for Transport his views on the need for a no-strike clause on essential transport services as a result of the effect of the unofficial strike in Irish Rail, causing mayhem and disruption for thousands of passengers, adversely affecting the economy and showing no regard whatsoever to the travelling public and the taxpayer.

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