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A reprieve could be on the cards for Tara mine workers, as talks begin on Monday in a bid to avoid the temporary closure of the facility.

Unions and management met again this morning ahead of further talks on Monday and Tuesday.

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The temporary closure of Tara Mines hangs like the sword of Damocles over the people of Meath, as the company plays poker with the 650 employees who will be temporarily laid off when operations cease in just under four weeks’ time.

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Siptu met with Simon Coveney and had asked him to impress upon the company the need to engage with the trade union

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