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Vegetarian offered pâté loses discrimination case against Sheridan's Cheesemongers (opens the original)
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A VEGETARIAN CUSTOMER who took a sample of pâté from a tasting display of one of the country’s best-known cheesemongers has lost a claim that she was discriminated against on religious grounds. The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that Sheridan’s Cheesemongers had not breached the Equal Status Act as claimed by Vanessa Maria Corral Fernandez over the incident at one of the company’s retail concessions on 6 June 2025 when she felt “sick to [her] stomach.” Corral Fernandez claimed she saw a fo
Large outbreak of aggressive strain of MRSA superbug in Ireland was linked to bouncy castles (opens the original)
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PLAYING ON BOUNCY castles has been linked to the largest ever recorded outbreak of a common superbug in Ireland last year. A new medical report has revealed that four children were hospitalised after an outbreak of a rare and aggressive strain of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus – better known as MRSA – swept through a large group who had been playing on bouncy castles. The study detailed how 48 children and adolescents developed skin and soft tissue infections after a gathering in th
Coroner’s Court hears farm vehicle used by Monaghan boy (8) was 'dangerously defective' (opens the original)
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A YOUNG MONAGHAN boy died from injuries suffered while he was driving a small, motorised farm vehicle that was “dangerously defective”, an inquest has heard. A sitting of Dublin District Coroner’s Court into the death of Finn McGrath (8) of Dunaree, Laragh, Castleblayney, Co Monaghan, heard major defects were found with the steering and brakes of a Kawasaki Mule 3010 utility task vehicle (UTV) that was being driven by the young schoolboy on a farm on 29 July 2024. The deceased, who was a pupil a
High Court slaps down Dublin airport’s attempt to prevent a low-cost car hire firm’s operation (opens the original)
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DUBLIN AIRPORT AUTHORITY (DAA) acted in clear breach of competition law when it sought to prevent a low-cost car hire firm from using facilities at Dublin Airport to pick up and drop off customers from its base outside the airport, the High Court has ruled. ER Travel Limited, which has been operating an off-airport, car-hire service at Dublin Airport since 2015, claimed DAA had infringed EU and Irish competition legislation by abusing its dominant position. The company, which operates a similar
Healthcare provider ordered to compensate woman over racial discrimination (opens the original)
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A well-known private healthcare provider has been ordered to pay combined compensation of €12,000 to an elderly Pakistani woman and her daughter who were racially discriminated against during a visit to a clinic for MRI scans. The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that Affidea Diagnostics Ireland Limited discriminated against Mehr un Nisa (75) and her daughter, Shereen Gul – who is a GP – during a visit to the company’s clinic in Dundrum on November 4th, 2023, in breach of the Equal Status Ac
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