Here's a look at some of today's front pages. The deferred Dublin Bus strike gets a mention, as does the presidential debate in the US. You can see highlights from the US presidential debate here.
Cool heads needed to solve our pay disputes is the headline in an on-line comment piece in the Independent.ie. It's well worth a read, while praising the pragmatic stance of trade union leaders the article goes on to say "Over that eight-year period, pretty much everyone in the Irish nation took a hit. All public sector workers, to their credit, took reductions in pay and conditions with a large element of stoicism. Ireland was spared the pointless and damaging convulsions of public sector strikes and street protests which compounded the difficulties in other European economies.
A strike by nurses and midwives could be on the cards, if one group of graduates does not receive a pay rise. The INMO, the PNA and SIPTU are staging a protest outside the Dáil today, before meeting with Health Minister Simon Harris.They are calling for an incremental credit to be restored for those who graduated between 2011 and 2015.
