Pharmacist given warning for incorrectly dispensing ‘abortive agent’
O’Donovan admonished by committee and agrees not to repeat the conduct again
Pharmacist incorrectly dispensed ‘abortive agent’ to pregnant woman, inquiry hears
Fitness-to-practise hearing told ‘I am extremely disappointed in myself’ over error
Supreme Court to rule later on State’s appeal over striking down of building sector pay law
Appeal is against High Court decision that Minister of State acted outside his powers
Smaller employers ‘thrown under the bus’ by pay order, Supreme Court hears
Electrical contractors argue sectoral employment order is anti-competitive
Builders’ unions warn employers against using court ruling to cut wages
High Court ruled that sectoral employment orders governing pay and other conditions in the electrical industry are unconstitutional
A 23-year investigation: What next for the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder case?
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Electrical contractors not obliged to give to builder pension plan
Court rules neither contractors nor workers required to contribute pending legal challenge
Court hears minimum pay order for eletricians could cost jobs
Minister Pat Breen recently set the rates that electrical contractors should pay workers
French court finds Ian Bailey guilty of murdering Sophie Toscan du Plantier
English journalist sentenced to 25 years in absentia, arrest warrant to be issued
Evidence against Bailey ‘overwhelming’, Paris court hears
Bailey convicted in absentia of 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier
Bailey trial: Irish witness concerned about credibility of proceedings
Ex-journalist Helen Callanan criticises ‘fragility of process’ and lack of verbal testimony
Ian Bailey’s trial in France puts Ireland in difficult position
Will a murder conviction handed down by a European ally not be recognised here?
Ex-‘Tribune’ news editor says Ian Bailey told her killing was to ‘resurrect’ career
Former journalist tells High Court she did not think it was ‘black humour’ and regarded remarks as confession to Toscan du Plantier murder
Editor says Ian Bailey told her he killed to resurrect his career
Helen Callanan, news editor of the Sunday Tribune in 1996, reported Bailey claims to gardaí
Gardaí told Ian Bailey’s partner he confessed to murder
Gardaí ‘aggressive’ in questioning during 12 hours in custody, Jules Thomas tells High Court
Ian Bailey denies telling man ‘that was me’
James McKenna was ‘numb with shock’ after speaking with Bailey about Schull murder
Ian Bailey told colleagues he believed he had become murder suspect
Journalist rejects suggestion he was able to write about house layout after he got keys to it
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