It's part of an international strike over pay.
Food delivery drivers in Dublin are set to refuse to work for several hours this Valentine's Day.
It's part of an international strike over pay, with similar demonstrations in the UK and US.
Drivers will protest at the Spire on O'Connell Street from 5 o'clock this evening, switching off their delivery apps until 10pm.
Fiachra Ó Luain, Labour rights’ officer for the English Language Students’ Union of Ireland, says their basic pay has dropped by 50 per cent;
[CLIP]
In today's Currency Markets, €1 buys you £0.85 and $1.07.
While the ISEQ Index of Irish Shares is at 9,308, up 0.25% since the opening.
Your business headlines – with IFAC - providing accountancy and tax advisory nationwide with locations in Mullingar, Portlaoise and Tullamore, find your local office today! IFAC.IE
Offaly Job Fair Has Proven Track Record - Tullamore Chamber Of Commerce
Future Minimum Wage Increases To Correlate With Reduction In Employer PRSI - Burke
Expansion Of Grants For Businesses To Be Launched Today
Delivery Speed Of New Offaly Hospice Key To Choosing Site - Health Minister
Westmeath PI Pens Book On Investigating Adrian Donohoe's Murder
71 Actions Recommended To Tackle Litter In Westmeath
Small Businesses Set To Benefit From New Supports
Midlands Parcel Depot Deemed "Great Place To Work"
Offaly Autism Service Up For Major Award
Best Student-Run Businesses To Be Celebrated In Westmeath Today
Laois Glamping Site Recognised For 'Consistently Great Reviews'
Just Over 50 Midlands Homes Available To Rent - Daft.ie
Tara Mines To Reopen Next Month
Results Of Ballot To Reopen Tara Mines Due Today
Midlands EV Popularity Continues To Fall
Group Performance In Q1 'In Line With Expectations' - Glanbia