Goran Rosenberg’s parents survived the Nazi’s Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps and made a new life in Sweden but, as he told Tony Clayton-Lea, they never fully escaped it— neither should we.

Technology titan Dell considers Limerick critical to its success, despite cutting almost 2,000 jobs there six years ago, according to the head of its Irish operations.

Computer technology company Dell yesterday announced the expansion of its Irish operations with the creation of an e-commerce centre in Dublin.

Up to 560 jobs will be created in Cork and Kerry following announcements by an outsourcing company and the food sector.

GlaxoSmithKline is facing a criminal investigation in Poland for allegedly bribing doctors to promote its asthma drug Seretide, adding to problems for a company already accused of corruption in China and Iraq.

He came to Ireland without any contacts 10 years ago. Today, as a researcher on The John Murray Show, Zbyszek Zalinski is one of Ireland’s rising radio stars. He tells Áilín Quinlan how he did it.

United States of Europe exhibition explores notions of citizenship and the freedom of expression, says Tina Darb O’Sullivan

Two rare female giraffes have died after vandals broke into a zoo in central Poland.

Sixteen people were injured, four of them seriously, when a bus collided with a car in central Poland today.

The Clonakilty-based SouthWestern is the winner of the Cork Chamber/ Vodafone Cork Company of the Year Award.

Germany has agreed after a year of tough negotiations to pay pensions to about 16,000 additional Holocaust victims all over the world.

SUPPORTING Ireland at Euro 2012 won’t be cheap, but it will be cheaper than a trip to Ukraine would have been.

Clonakilty-based company, SouthWestern, has won a contract to manage reservations for Poland’s largest hotel network.

GREEN technology firm Nualight is to create 25 jobs over the next two years on foot of signing a €5 million contract with retail chain Tesco.

The deputy head of Poland’s Protestant Church was killed in a car accident while returning home from state funeral ceremonies for President Lech Kaczynski, the church said today.

Ryanair is to base one new aircraft in Bristol airport and two new planes at Liverpool.

RYANAIR has confirmed it has cut 17 routes from Shannon Airport from the end of March resulting in the loss of 150 jobs and a 75% cut in capacity.

RYANAIR has suspended the booking of most flights from Shannon from May as it pushes ahead with plans to cut capacity at the airport by 75%.

THE decision yesterday by the EU Commission to give €55 million to Dell to assist the US computer giant transfer its Limerick manufacturing operation to Lodz in Poland sparked anger among the Dell workers who will lose their jobs by the end of the year.

Dell has won EU approval to receive a €54m subsidy from the Polish government to move its Irish operations there.

THE 370 jobs lost at Element 6 are to follow an overseas route just as the 2,000 wiped out at Dell.

Ryanair is to open seven new routes in the autumn from Rygge airport (50kms from Oslo) and four new routes from Oslo (Torp).

ANOTHER 400 workers at the Dell plant are to be laid off next week as part of the phased closure of the Limerick plant, a spokesperson confirmed yesterday.

THE 470 Dell workers who finished up at the plant yesterday as part of the phased close-down will return this morning to collect their redundancy cheques and P45 forms.

THE first tranche of layoffs at the Dell plant kick in this week.

DELL workers who are set to lose their jobs over the coming months have called a meeting tomorrow night to consider taking their fight for better redundancy to the Labour Relations Commission.

REDUNDANCIES involving all 477 workers at the Limerick RR Donnelly plant (formerly known as Banta) will commence next month.

THE Dell fallout has claimed its first major casualty among its supplier companies in Limerick.

A PRINT company employing people with disabilities is the latest casualty of the Dell decision to shed 1,900 jobs in Limerick.

IN his letter headlined ‘Was anti-Americanism part of Dell’s problem?’ (January 15), Brendan Cafferty shows he is either very poorly informed or just likes to throw mud at causes he doesn’t like regardless of facts.

SIPTU has said it expects up to 400 workers to be laid off at the RR Donnelly - formerly Banta - facility in Limerick as a direct result of Dell's decision to cease manufacturing at its nearby plant in Raheen.

THE Dell closure is set to claim another 600 Limerick jobs with an announcement expected in days from one of the computer company’s major service providers.

WORKERS at Dell’s Dublin facility remain fearful of future job losses.

THE flags fluttering at the gates of the Dell compound in Lodz seemed to relish the breeze as respite from the powerful heat of the early Polish summer.

THE EU is investigating a €53 million aid package the Polish government has promised Dell for the plant that is resulting in the loss of 1,900 jobs in its Limerick operation.

EVEN though the writing was on the wall since the day workers at the Raheen plant in Limerick started training their Polish successors to run the new €200 million Dell plant in Lodz, yesterday’s announcement that 1,900 jobs, and anything up to another 10,000 downstream jobs are to go, is a huge body blow to our economy and our country’s badly shaken confidence.

Top European officials are to investigate a €50m aid package the Polish Government used to attract computer giant Dell away from Ireland, it was confirmed tonight.

THE battle to save Dell in Limerick was lost last summer.

FEARS of more job losses intensified in Limerick last night with unconfirmed reports that a company that supplies Dell is due to lay off more than 60 workers.

Heavy storms hit parts of Europe, killing six and injuring scores of people and damaging houses, according to reports today.

Passengers had to abandon an airliner in Poland today when one of its wheels got stuck in mud.

PROCTER & Gamble Co is paying chief executive AG Lafley $27.7 million (€20.28m) as he oversees the lay-off of 280 Irish workers.

THE Procter & Gamble plant in Lodz is a massive facility housing a Gillette shaving products factory in a special economic zone on the south-western suburbs of the Polish city.

POLAND, as depicted in the series of articles in today’s Irish Examiner, is very reminiscent of Ireland in the 1950s.