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# recall - Wednesday 8 May, 2013
BMW recalls over 1,500 cars in Ireland over air bag fault
The move is part of a global recall of 220,000 vehicles over airbags manufactured 10 years ago.
# recall - Thursday 11 April, 2013
Toyota recall: Car maker joins Honda, Nissan, Mazda in Irish car recall
Toyota has recalled 22,000 cars in addition to Nissan, Honda and Mazda which have recalled over 15,000 cars between them.
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# recall - Tuesday 2 April, 2013
McCoy’s crisps recalled after plastic found in packets
Four different multipacks of McCoy’s crisps were being voluntarily recalled from shelves.
# recall - Thursday 21 February, 2013
Special K recalls cereal in US over broken glass fears
The company said the limited recall was a precautionary move.
# recall - Saturday 24 November, 2012
Debenhams issues recall of childrens’ clothes with faulty zips
The Ted Baker snowsuits and jackets for babies and small children were found to be below the store’s quality standards.
# recall - Wednesday 10 October, 2012
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Toyota recall: Car maker recalls thousands of vehicles in Ireland
It is part of a worldwide recall of 7.43 million cars around the world.
# recall - Tuesday 5 June, 2012
Barnardos appeals to curtains donor after cash discovery
Charity shop in Rathmines are trying to contact woman who recently donated curtains which contained a quantity of cash.
# recall - Thursday 2 February, 2012
One million packs of contraceptive pills recalled in the US
Pfizer cited packaging faults as the reason for the recall as pills could be out of sequence, leading to an increased risk of unwanted pregnancies.
# recall - Friday 27 January, 2012
SANYO recalls microwaves that “may cause severe electric shock”
The company has asked the owners of specific models of microwaves to unplug the microwave straight away and contact SANYO.
# recall - Tuesday 24 January, 2012
Company says fridge freezer is ‘fire hazard’
Beko has urged owners of Beko frost free fridge freezers to get in touch due to a potential fire hazard with the appliance.
# recall - Thursday 5 January, 2012
IKEA issues immediate recall of children’s high chair belt
The furniture chain says that the belt on some of its Antilop high chairs can open unexpectedly.
# recall - Wednesday 30 November, 2011
France recalls ambassador to Iran
The French government’s move follows the UK’s decision to pull its diplomatic staff from Tehran and shut the Iranian embassy in London.
Batches of three cancer drugs recalled by Medicines Board
The Irish Medicines Board said it was a purely precautionary measure.
# recall - Thursday 3 November, 2011
Back in green: Best called up to Irish squad, as West Brom rule out Long
The Newcastle striker has been belatedly rewarded for his fine Premier League form this season.
# recall - Tuesday 1 November, 2011
IKEA issues immediate recall of mirror door wardrobe
Customers who bought the PAX wardrobe with AURLAND mirror doors should contact IKEA’s customer service for a free replacement door.
# recall - Thursday 6 October, 2011
IKEA recalls children’s folding tent over injury risk
BUSA folding tent should be immediately taken away from children and returned to the store, according to IKEA.
# recall - Friday 23 September, 2011
IKEA recalls ‘hazardous’ wardrobe
IKEA has recalled a wardrobe with a sliding glass door over fears that the heavy mirror could fall and break.
# recall - Friday 29 April, 2011
Milkybar chocolates recalled over rubber fears
Sad times for the Milkybar kid as his buttons are recalled due to fears that bits of rubber ended up in some packets.
# recall - Friday 4 March, 2011
Total Recall: spiders cause Mazda major headache
Over 50,000 vehicles at risk after car manufacturer says webs in the fuel tank could lead to fire.
# recall - Thursday 3 March, 2011
Exploding coffee pots recalled by IKEA
Fragile glass has caused 12 burns and one laceration injury.
# recall - Saturday 2 October, 2010
Fisher Price forced to recall toys
Toy manufacturer recalls more than 3,000 toys and high chairs in Ireland as part of global recall.
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