A few photos from today’s SOIAI Solidarity March in Dublin. you ca sign the online petition here.
Dublin Bus unofficial strike continues while taxis protest in Dublin city centre
This morning the unofficial action taken by drivers at the Harristown depot really hit me and many other commuters north of the Liffey with few services coming from the Harristown depot. Dublin Bus have just updated their site with information on which routes are completely halted during the strike and which services have a ‘curtailed peak service’.
Routes that are currently not operating:
4, 4a, 13, 13a, 17a, 27b, 33b, 40a/b/c/d, 83, 102, 128, 140, 142, 237, 238, 239, 270.
Routes with a curtailed peak service:
27x, 37, 37x, 38a/b/c, 39, 39x, 41, 41x, 43, 70/a
Keep an eye on the Dublin Bus website for more info but for now, keep a pair of comfy shoes handy
According to the Irish Times, business lobby group Ibec yesterday criticised the drivers and suggested the Defence Forces be drafted in to drive the buses.
Meanwhile, taxi drivers are out in Dublin city centre making a lot of noise driving around and blowing their horns. According to the Taxi Drivers For Change website, it’s their 11th protest to date.
Counter goes up 2 today.
Dublin Bus drivers on unofficial picket at Harristown garage
Radio news reports and the RTE News website is reporting disruption to many services out of the Harristown bus depot of Dublin Bus (close to Dublin Airport) where around 100 drivers are picketing the garage. The reason for their discontent appears to stem from changes to be introduced to Dublin Bus services today and tomorrow including timetable changes, the cutting of some routes and the introduction of others.