Hundreds of commuters across the North West face disruption this morning as rail drivers begin a strike.
Trains stopped from midnight in the first of five planned strike days.
Irish Rail workers argue they haven't got a pay rise since 2008 - and they're looking for 3.75 per cent a year for each of the next three years.
These people at Sligo Train Station gave a mixed reaction to Ocean FM News on the strike action:
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Irish Rail say the pay rise being sought is unaffordable - Barry Kenny from the company says they apologise for a lack of services today:
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