Hundreds of thousands of commuters face major travel disruption this morning as the Dublin bus strike continues into its third day.
The strike follows workers rejecting a deal of nearly 12 million euro in cost savings at the semi-state company.
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The National Bus and Rail Union says its open to talks in order to call a halt to the strike but want reassurances regarding the salaries of bosses at the company.
Speaking from the picket line, SIPTU’s Gerry Pender says the support from the public has been mostly positive.
