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16/08/2007
Tralee Buses Out Of Service
Bus Eireann expects service to be resumed from Tralee following an unofficial stoppage by workers.
It is understood that a number of drivers from the National Bus and Rail Union took unofficial action in a no warning stoppage.
Disrupted services included the Limerick and Cork routes.
A spokesperson for the company said that services were expected to be resumed.
(SP)
It is understood that a number of drivers from the National Bus and Rail Union took unofficial action in a no warning stoppage.
Disrupted services included the Limerick and Cork routes.
A spokesperson for the company said that services were expected to be resumed.
(SP)
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