Public pay talks to replace the Lansdowne Road Agreement could take place in April. The Irish Examiner quotes a 'senior Government source' who says they're considering the move. It follows a salary hike negotiated for Gardaí. However, the Taoiseach has warned that pay demands could "wreck" the recovery
New Pay Talks To Begin Next Year
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