RTÉ's news on Friday included this story about a school secretary winning her unfair dismissal case, and her excellent representation by our own Shane Lambert.

Elsewhere, the Indo had this story about how thousands of healthcare workers "have been guaranteed part of their pensions immediately when they retire following delays of up to two years."

The Sindo had this story at the weekend, about Microsoft's latest iteration of its AI product, Copilot. The tech giant is boasting that public sector and semi-state firms have been some of the most enthusiastic adopters of the its technology tools - including An Post and the Department of Enterprise - as the demand for systems to quickly generate relevant and accurate response content grows.

IALPA members, who are currently balloting for industrial action (and due to meet with Aer Lingus tomorrow) may not be the only aviation workers in dispute this summer, as Siptu warns of a risk of industrial action by baggage handlers and check in staff at Sky Handling Partner, a subsidiary of Group CRIT whose workers provide services to airlines at Dublin Airport.  

Zen

Your Zen moment this morning comes from the the European Athletics Championships. It's day four and Rhasidat Adeleke and Sharlene Mawdsley (pictured) will be in final action this evening, following their stunning gold medal win on Friday in the 4x400m mixed relay. Here's details of today's fixtures, and check out Ciara Mageean's response (below) to her spectacular win last night.

Have a great week.

Niall