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Lidl worker wins £50,000 after boss said he wanted to sleep with her and boyfriend - Vimarsana News

Lidl worker wins £50,000 after boss said he wanted to sleep with her and boyfriend

A supermarket manager told a teenage assistant that she would “look good” in a pair of knickers and that he wanted to sleep with her and her boyfriend.Maddie H

Lidl supermarket worker wins £50,000 after her gay boss said he would like to sleep with her and her boyfriend and told her 'I'd bet you would look good in this' as he held up pair of knickers - Vimarsana News

Lidl supermarket worker wins £50,000 after her gay boss said he would like to sleep with her and her boyfriend and told her 'I'd bet you would look good in this' as he held up pair of knickers

An 18-year-old Lidl supermarket worker has won more than £50,000 after suing the retail giant for sexual harassment - after her gay boss said he'd like to sleep with her and her boyfriend.

Éigse Michael Hartnett festival will move to its own beat - Vimarsana News

Éigse Michael Hartnett festival will move to its own beat

THE annual Éigse Michael Hartnett festival kicks off in Newcastle West this weekend with music, song, and stories for all ages.

Popular festival kicks off in Limerick town - Vimarsana News

Popular festival kicks off in Limerick town

THE EIGSE literary and arts festival will commemorate the late poet Michael Harnett in Limerick this weekend. Newcastle West, the town that was home and helped ...

The Way We Were review: It's time we consigned nostalgic TV drivel to the dustbin - Vimarsana News

The Way We Were review: It's time we consigned nostalgic TV drivel to the dustbin

Nostalgia is Irish television’s favourite renewable resource. It’s cheap, it’s easy to exploit and, perhaps most importantly of all, it never, ever runs out.