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  1. Senior Sinn Féin politicians, including Michelle O’Neill, Mary Lou McDonald, Conor Murphy, and Gerry Kelly, participated in protests.

Political Parties Join Solidarity Pickets for Public Sector Workers in Ireland

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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Richard Boyd Barrett protested with workers in Dún Laoghaire. Political parties showed support for public sector workers engaged in strike action over pay. Barrett criticized the government, stating that pay increases have not kept pace with inflation.

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The industrial action is occurring amid a cost-of-living crisis, with critics arguing that public sector workers cannot afford basic necessities. A second day of industrial action is scheduled for October 21 if necessary.

Senior Sinn Féin politicians participated in the protests.

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