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Over €7.1 million in costs were incurred by An Garda Síochána in policing the Europa League final at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin in May – but without any financial contribution being made by UEFA.
German supermarket group, Lidl, has been ordered to pay €2,000 to a blind Irish Paralympian after she was asked to move away from a bakery section in one of its stores because of her guide dog.
Mercedes-Benz has just cut expectations saying the group now foresees earnings before interest and taxes to come “significantly below” the previous year. The company blamed a rapid deterioration of the business in China.
Manchester United made contact over a move for RB Leipzig attacking midfielder Xavi Simons in the summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.
This autumn, dozens of cultural events are taking place across Europe as part of the annual European Heritage Days, a joint initiative of the Council of Europe and the European Commission.
Global CEOs predict staff will be working full-time from offices in the next three years and that investing in AI will power global economic growth, according to a survey of top business leaders by international professional services company KPMG.
Bayer Leverkusen head coach Xabi Alonso was happy with the German champions' 4-0 win at Feyenoord in their Champions League campaign opener on Thursday, but said the victory did not come as easily as it looked.
Bayer Leverkusen coach Xabi Alonso praised his side's German efficiency after the Bundesliga champions dispatched Dutch side Feyenoord 4-0 in Thursday's Champions League rout. "It may have looked pretty easy, but it's really not," Alonso told reporters after his team cruised to four first-half goals to break the Dutch resistance. He said it took Leverkusen some time to come to terms with Feyenoord's pressing game but after that "the first half was really complete." The German giants were 4-0 up by the half-time whistle, from only five shots on goal.