Lidl has been ordered to pay €2,000 to a blind Irish Paralympian after she was asked to move away from the bakery section in one of its shops because of her guide dog. The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) ruled that Lidl Ireland has discriminated against Nadine Lattimore on grounds of disability over the incident on

Worker told Nadine Lattimore, who is blind, she was concerned about her guide dog ‘interfering with or licking the food’

Lidl has been ordered to pay former Paralympic athlete Nadine Lattimore €2,000 for disability discrimination after a worker told her to move her guide dog away from a bakery shelf.

Nadine Lattimore, who competed in track and field events for Ireland in the Paralympics in London in 2012, said she felt 'humiliated, frustrated and upset'