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    Over 300,000 Irish public sector workers set to strike on Wednesday, 14 October

    Unions have rejected a late government bid to avert a one-day public sector strike that will close schools and cancel up to 150,000 medical appointments. Talks at the Workplace Relations Commission were proposed for Tuesday, 13 October.

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