Aldi had denied that it had unfairly dismissed Mr Kashif and claimed it had followed a full and fair disciplinary procedure before his summary dismissal.

The annual showcase, taking place in Ratheniska in Co Laois, is one of the largest outdoor events in Europe.

Detectives have appealed for information about the incident.

The historic shipbuilder has announced that its holding company is to go into administration.

The commissioner for justice is responsible for leading the EU’s efforts to tackle breaches of the rule of law by member states

Mr Martin told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that he supported targeted measures and that there was “a lot more that we can do” to alleviate cost pressures.

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Nine children from a family of 10 have been taken from their parents on the basis of alleged neglect or abuse, the High Court heard on Monday

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The Belfast shipbuilder has announced the business is set to move into administration.

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd said drinking water was being impacted by increased algae levels in Lough Neagh.

It was alleged that Daniel Finn, a farmer in his 70s, had deliberately cleared trees and shrub-land and other habitats in Co Cork

Jack Chambers said this may be ready shortly after Budget Day on October 1st

Gardaí continue to appeal to anyone who may have information in relation to the shooting to contact them.

The Finance Minister said that energy credits would be a ‘strong component’ of the cost-of-living package.

Keane Mulready Woods (17) was last seen alive by his family on the evening of January 12th, 2020. He was killed, and his body was later dismembered.

The Sinn Féin president said her party would likely run around 70 candidates in the poll.

‘If we just throw out ideas without any substance behind them, a lot of those providers could take flight,’ Micheál Martin cautioned.

The Taoiseach made his comments as he met political, civic society and community leaders in the city on Monday.