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Bus Éireann workers are on strike after unions called the company's move to go ahead with a suite of cost-saving measures without their approval unacceptable.
Many Offaly commuters are affected by travel chaos and have been forced to make alternative arrangements following an announcement that Bus Éireann drivers are on an indefinite strike from midnight last night, Thursday, March 23.
SEE ALSO: Bus Éireann drivers to go on all-out strike tonight
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