with Clem Ryan
Early morning buses may be affected
A dispute at Dublin bus will see a work to rule take effect this evening.
Up to 190 bus maintenance workers involved in the stoppage will also invoke an overtime ban.
The workers who are members of SIPTU are looking for equal pay with another group on a higher grade.
SIPTU Transport Sector spokesperson John Murphy says early morning bus services may be affected:
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