Dublin-based criminal legal aid solicitors have extended their strike into September, maintaining the withdrawal of court services. The decision comes after a vote by the legal aid workforce, which confirmed the continuation of the action for the entire month. The strike, initially announced for part of August, has disrupted court operations and affected legal representation for those in need of assistance. Legal aid solicitors have cited ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions as the primary reasons for the strike. The prolonged absence of legal aid services has raised concerns among advocacy groups and legal professionals. With no immediate resolution in sight, the impact on the justice system remains significant.