Roads in Dublin were closed on Tuesday as part of ongoing public sector pay negotiations. The closures affected several key routes across the city, including the Liffey Street and Nassau Street corridors, due to protests and demonstrations by workers demanding better wages. The Public Service Union (PSU) and the government were in talks to resolve the dispute, which has been ongoing for several weeks. The union claimed that the current pay rates have not kept pace with inflation, while the government emphasized the need for fiscal responsibility. The situation has led to increased traffic congestion and delays for commuters. The negotiations are expected to continue into the coming days as both sides seek a compromise. The dispute highlights the growing tensions between public sector workers and the government over wage increases. This is the latest in a series of labor-related issues affecting the city. The impact on daily life has been significant, with many residents reporting difficulties in navigating the city. The government has not yet announced any immediate changes to the pay structure, but officials have indicated they are open to further discussions. The situation remains under close monitoring by local authorities.