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Published 11/06/2009 by FT.com - World, Europe


Pay protest in Dublin

Thousands of Irish public sector workers have marched in Dublin and other cities to protest at government plans to cut pay and employment in next month's budget

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Thousands protest against Irish austerity measures
DUBLIN (AFP) Tens of thousands of angry demonstrators rallied across Ireland on Friday to protest government plans for tough austerity measures, police and reports ... - [11/06/2009 - AFP via Yahoo!]
Thousands of Irish workers protest against cuts - [11/06/2009 - Forbes.com]
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