Prosecutors drop most serious charges against Deirdre Foley in Clerys redundancies trial

Prosecutors have dropped the most serious charge brought against businesswoman Deirdre Foley over redundancies at Clerys.

Prosecutors drop most serious charges against Deirdre Foley in Clerys redundancies trial
Mon, 04 Dec, 2017 - 17:40

By Tom Tuite

Prosecutors have dropped the most serious charge brought against businesswoman Deirdre Foley over redundancies at Clerys.

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CourtsCourt casePlace: ClerysPlace: Dublin’s O’Connell StreetPlace: North Wall QuayPlace: Hollybank Avenue, Upper Ranelagh, Dublin 6Place: Belfry DalePlace: Citywest Road, Saggart,Place: Weirview Drive, Stillorgan, Co.Place: DublinPerson: Deirdre FoleyPerson: Tom TuitePerson: FoleyPerson: NatriumPerson: James McGuillPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: McGuillPerson: Ronan Kennedy BLPerson: BrennanPerson: Breffni Gordon BLPerson: GordonPerson: Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and InnovationPerson: Mark RedmondPerson: Brendan CooneyPerson: CooneyPerson: RedmondOrganisation: Natrium LtdOrganisation: OCS OperationsOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: Workplace Relations CommissionOrganisation: WRCOrganisation: Dublin District CourtOrganisation: NatriumOrganisation: D2 Private LtdOrganisation: OCS Operations Ltd
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