Resident doctors across Northern Ireland are scheduled to take part in a 24-hour strike over pay, according to reports from Belfast Telegraph and RTE News. The walkout is planned for a single day and is aimed at pressing their pay demands. The decision to strike reflects ongoing disputes around remuneration for doctors in training roles, which typically affect staffing levels and service provision in hospitals during industrial action periods. Both outlets describe the action as a coordinated stoppage by resident doctors, rather than separate or staged industrial measures. The reports do not indicate that the strike is tied to a specific new pay offer or set out detailed figures of the dispute, but they consistently frame the strike as being for pay. As the strike date approaches, the impact on scheduled appointments, routine procedures, and emergency services may be subject to hospital contingency arrangements, as is standard with labour action affecting healthcare staff.