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# covid19 facts
Some supermarkets are banning children - but does the science back up their reasons?
One experts says that it has not been confirmed yet if children are vectors.
# payroll
Karen Millen 'to rectify' problems that led to some Irish staff receiving incorrect pay
“We are extremely concerned this has happened and are in the process of rectifying these errors,” a spokesperson said.
# Castlebar
Mayo man foils petrol station robbery by tackling suspect to the ground
The cash was recovered and the suspect was taken away by gardaí.
# Boxing clever
Marks & Spencer is cutting down on packaging - here's how other supermarkets measure up
Supervalu and Centra said that “packaging plays an important role in containing, preserving and protecting food”.
# Istanbul
Video: Radiohead fans attacked by Islamists at album release party in Turkey
Customers were attacked for listening to music and drinking alcohol during Ramadan.
# gender neutral
Target got rid of 'boys' and 'girls' signs, and there was quite a reaction
The majority of its customers appeared to be satisfied with the decision.
# locked out
'Treat them with the respect they deserve': Siptu to hold rally in support of Clerys workers
Government ministers say they will do everything in their power to support the 460 former employees of the store.
# shock closure
Clerys workers to stage daily protests outside landmark store
The landmark Dublin store’s shock closure on Friday put almost 500 people out of work.
# hanging offences
Hanging basket thief makes contact with store before big reveal
The thief/flower enthusiast met the 3pm deadline for coming forward.
# bricks-and-mortar
Amazon plans to move from clicks to bricks by opening first physical store
The company’s first physical store is expected to be opened in New York by the end of the year.
# choices
Amazon opens up 3D printing store for creating personalised items
The store will feature more than 200 products at launch, which users can customise in a number of ways.
# compensation
Woman with disabilities awarded €30k after employer refused to provide her with a chair
Her previous role at a customer service desk had changed, meaning she would have been required to stand.
# Jobswatch
Back in black: HMV to reopen on Grafton St
The chain went into receivership in early 2013, with a loss of 300 jobs.
# Ballymun
Tesco to close store at NAMA-owned shopping centre
Staff who were told of the decision today were assured that the company will work with them to find alternative opportunities elsewhere in the business.
# legalisation
Legal recreational 'pot shops' open in Colorado
Business owners opened their doors to shoppers at 8am, with 25 pot shops in eight towns opening today.
# Tragedy
Latvia probes store disaster as hopes dim of finding survivors
Rescuers have been combing the ruins of the Riga supermarket for bodies.
# Retail
HMV opens another new Irish store today — this time online
The online store will be in addition to its five other stores in the Republic of Ireland which reopened two months ago.
# Retail
"Remarkable year" for Penneys as revenue rises by 22 per cent
The popular retail chain benefited from the strengthening of the euro and saw sales growth of 5 per cent.
# look who's back
Golden Discs reopens today in its old haunt at Stephen's Green
After a successful year of expansion the music store is back in its city centre store.
# Dalkey
Community pulls together to get local woman back in her home after fire
Grainne Nelligan’s home and business were both destroyed in the fire two months ago.
# Abercrombie and Fitch
The hotties are here!
Someone drop a few geansaís round to College Green, would you?
# HMV
HMV clarifies new tattoo and piercings rules
It had been suggested that the company had banned tattoos, piercings and long hair – but the company denies this is true.
# Good News
It's back: Peats reopens its doors in Dublin
After 78 years in business, the electronics store closed its 11 branches earlier this month – but today it reopened its Parnell Street branch.
# Google
Google launches Google Drive
Google Drive allows you to ‘Keep everything. Share anything’, the internet search leader said today. Cloud storage is the latest step for the company.