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Department of Enterprise confirms platform will lay off 140 Irish workers
The Taoiseach has hit out at Twitter for the way it has handled redundancies in Ireland.
It follows the confirmation to the Department of Enterprise that the company will lay off 140 of it's staff at it's European headquarters here.
Hundreds of workers were left in limbo as they waited for the news.
Micheál Martin said it is not good enough:
Four Men Arrested On Suspicion Of Attempted Murder In Armagh
Police say the attack was planned and targeted
Two Arrested After Fishing Boat With Suspected Cocaine Ran Aground In Wexford
It's reported a major search is ongoing to recover any drugs that went overboard
Hundreds Of Parents Without Childcare As Providers Begin Three Day Strike
Members of a major providers’ group are set to gather for a protest at Leinster House at noon.
Homicide, Robbery & Theft Crimes Have Increased - CSO
However, there was a fall in fraud crime, according to CSO figures.
Thousands Of Community Health Workers To Strike Next Month
The decision to strike follows ballots carried out by Fórsa, the INMO and SIPTU.
400,000 Households To Start Receiving Fuel Allowance Payments From Today
This payment is made at the weekly rate of €33 or if preferred, by way of two installment payments
Taoiseach Concerned Over Possible Fentanyl Drug Surge In Ireland
The Taoiseach says the country must be prepared for the arrival of illegal supplies of Fentanyl.
Three Seperate Fatal Crashes On Irish Roads In The Past 24 Hours
They happened in Dublin, Donegal and Kerry.
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