DUBLIN — Ireland is hosting the ninth European Political Community summit on Thursday, bringing leaders from around 50 European countries to the Convention Centre Dublin. The meeting will focus on economic security, European competitiveness, defence cooperation and the war in Ukraine.
A major security operation is under way across the city. Road restrictions have been introduced around the Convention Centre and the Docklands, while changes have been made to Luas and bus services. Commuters have been advised to check travel updates before setting out.
A planned 24-hour public-sector strike has been called off after unions and Government representatives reached agreement on a proposed pay deal. The offer provides for a 10.75 per cent increase over 33 months. The agreement will now be put to union members for approval.
The suspension of the strike is expected to reduce disruption to schools, health services and public offices on a day when Dublin is hosting one of Europe’s largest political gatherings.
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