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Aer Lingus writes to pilots requesting 'meaningful' talks
Aer Lingus has said it has written to pilots today to request meaningful direct discussions to seek a resolution to the ongoing dispute over pay. It comes after the airline yesterday confirmed that at least 244 flights are now cancelled for next week from Wednesday to Sunday due to industrial action being taken by the Irish Airline Pilots' Association (IALPA).
Passengers 'worried' by industrial action at Aer Lingus
The thrill of taking off on holiday has been overshadowed for many Aer Lingus passengers by the threat of flight cancellations over the coming weeks. It comes as the Irish Airline Pilots Association (IALPA) served notice of an indefinite work-to-rule, which is due to commence at 00:01hrs next Wednesday 26 June. Pilots who are members of IALPA in Aer Lingus will also take part in an eight-hour strike on 29 June.
'Disadvantages' to Ireland's electoral system - Andrews
Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews has outlined the "disadvantages" created by Ireland's electoral system as he said newly elected MEPs in other member states are already "staking their claims" on positions in Brussels. While most countries have their final or provisional results for the elected MEPs, the wait continues in two of Ireland's three constituencies.
Body of Irish soldier to be repatriated from Beirut
The body of Irish UN peacekeeper Seán Rooney is to be repatriated from Beirut on a Air Corps plane this afternoon. Private Rooney, 24, was killed in an attack on Wednesday while serving as part of the UN peacekeeping mission in the country. His colleague Private Shane Kearney, 23, was critically injured. A team of eight Defence Forces personnel travelled to Lebanon yesterday to support members of the battalion of Pvt Rooney.
Deadly attack in Lebanon focus of three investigations
RTÉ Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports from Lebanon on what is known about the shooting dead of UN Peacekeeper Seán Rooney - an attack which left his colleague Trooper Shane Kearney critically injured. It was a routine run from an Irish UN base in south Lebanon to the capital's airport. Three separate investigations are now underway into what went so desperately wrong.
Irish peacekeeping ties with Lebanon span over 60 years
The Government proudly declares that Irish participation in UN peacekeeping operations represents the longest unbroken record of any nation in the world. The Government website says: "Since June 1958, not a day has passed without an Irish soldier deployed under a UN flag around the world." Ireland has participated in over 20 peacekeeping missions and completed over 70,000 individual tours but it is with south Lebanon that we are most closely associated.
Social Democrats critical of draft planning legislation
The co-leader of the Social Democrats, Catherine Murphy, has said the Government's new planning legislation will result in the "last shreds of credibility" associated with An Bord Pleanála "going up in flames". She told the Dáil that it was "dangerous and deluded" that Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien was introducing a "discredited system, done away with 40 years ago", in which he would appoint people to the Executive Board of An Bord Pleanála.
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