There is a big elephant in the room here , because :
A Dublin-based Irish Gardai source said there was currently no record of any complaints having been made relating to the alleged incidents.
I hate trial by media, and in those days of false/fake allegations routinely being made to get "likes" and " buzz" , I am sceptical of what I see on social media and populist press. If the allegations we read are proven to be true, then the guy definitively deserved the boot, but are they excatly as reported here?
I have seen a few years back in my outfit one guy I knew well be thrown to the wolves and forced to resign following a couple of allegations made by a couple of women. When the dust came down , it became clear that it it was just flirting , and flirting with the boss goes both ways... But in those years of #me too, it is not politically correct fto mention this anymore.