Housing Minister Simon Coveney says while the Government is committed to pay restoration - it must be done in a timeline the country can afford. One of the largest public sector trade unions, SIPTU has agreed to give Ministers another two weeks to set a date for public salary negotiations - or it will ballot its 60 thousand members on industrial action. Pressure is building since the recent deal negotiated with Gardaí - but the Government insists Lansdowne Road remains in place until 2018.
Coveny: Pay Increases Only As Affordable
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