https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2021/1221/1268045-ikea-woman-claim/
Psychiatric injuries.
Trouble again is the legal profession in Ireland being so wealthy that they lose all sense of money.
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Itâs not that bad. She said she lost a year out of work because of it (she saysâŚ) She was working for Apple, once the Court accepted that story âŹ60,000 wasnât a huge amount of money.
Medical profession arenât blameless either.
I noted that the incident took place where there were no staff or cameras. A very unfortunate occurence
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Medics the same. The naked greed amongst the expert professional witness fraternity is startling (as it is amongst a wide swathe of the medical profession).
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Itâs disgusting 
In fairness you could easily get lost in IKEA for three hours without being hit over the head with a flat pack. At least in the big ones on the continent.
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thats probably the only part of her story that rings true
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Sounds like the Medical reports are what convinced the judgeâŚ
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Thatâs how they get more work from the solicitors.
Judges are easily convinced, they can up through the same gravy train.
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That fuckin HSE ad on constant rotation on RTĂ where people go out of their way to thank people for not attending major life events/celebrations.
A load of absolute pony.
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My bins are collected on rotation every second week. I put out the wrong bin last nt put out the recycling and the fuckers left it after them. Two weeks with already full bins ahead 
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Did you tip em for Christmas?
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The nightmare at Christmas
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Similar happened to me two weeks ago. Weâve been in this house five years and it was as the first time I forgot to put them out. And of course that day they came as early as Iâve ever seen them.
Result general waste bin not collected. Itâs due out tomorrow again and it is wedged so hopefully they take it.
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Turn off RTE
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I did