A lawnmower was used to cause extensive damage to the playing surface

Defence solicitor James Moore told the court that his client’s life was “chaotic” at the time the offence was committed

Lidl is celebrating the success of its Christmas Trolley Dash, which raised €314,123 for its new charity partner, Family Carers Ireland, including more than €5,000 from Roscommon customers.

He joined the supermarket chain in 2022 as part of the Graduate Management Development Programme.

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that Lidl Ireland has discriminated against Nadine Lattimore on grounds of disability over the incident, which occurred on February 14th 2024.

An Bord Pleanála rejected an appeal by a large group of residents against the decision of Dublin City Council to approve the planning application by the German discount supermarket group for the mixed-use development

Ewa Ledzinska withdrew her claim at the High Court after a video was shown of her doing vigorous exercise at a gym.

Ewa Ledzinska (42) has sued Lidl, claiming she sustained a severe back injury and is in constant back pain as a result of her working conditions

The Roscommon intermediate ladies’ football team are on the cusp of promotion to Division Two of the Lidl LGFA League after a 1-10 to 0-8 victory against Wexford at Orchard Park, Elphin, this afternoon.

Clare 1-7Roscommon 1-7 Lidl LGFA Division Three League The Roscommon intermediate ladies' team have put themselves very firmly in the promotion picture in Division Three of the LGFA National Football League after eking out a ...

A garda inspector told the Central Criminal Court on Monday, that the shooter had "racked and re-racked" his firearm as he pursued the victim into the supermarket, but it had jammed.

Attention children of Ireland, Lidl want to hear from YOU about how to make the next Christmas classic

We have teamed up with Lidl Ireland to help create their upcoming movie, Lidl Presents – The Most Magical Christmas Movie Ever and to give away some fantastic prizes to the children of Ireland while we’re at it

An employee at Lidl’s head office in Ireland, who was fired after missing work on 69 days over a 16-month period due to sick leave, has been awarded compensation of €16,000