A group of Limerick bakers has gone on strike to protest the recent introduction of machinery in their industry. The bakers argue that these technological advancements will significantly impact their livelihoods and working conditions, potentially leading to job loss and reduced artisanal quality.

The striking bakers are calling for negotiations with local authorities and demanding fair treatment and compensation for any potential disruptions to their businesses. This labor unrest highlights the challenges small businesses face in adapting to industry changes while continuing to provide for their employees and consumers.

As the strike continues, locals and customers may face temporary disruptions to bakery services within the community. Business owners and authorities have been urged to come together and find a solution that benefits all parties involved to ensure a swift end to the conflict and the resumption of bakery services in Limerick.

Kerry News – Monday 02 March 1903