Several ready meals sold in Irish supermarkets have been recalled after concerns over a potentially harmful bacteria. The products, which are popular among families and busy individuals, have been flagged by health authorities following reports of contamination. The affected meals are available in multiple stores across the country, and consumers are advised to stop eating them immediately. Health officials have issued a “do not eat” warning, urging people to check for the product details and return them to the store. The recall comes after tests identified the presence of a bacteria that could pose serious health risks if ingested. While the exact source of contamination is still under investigation, the warning highlights the importance of food safety in household products. Authorities are working closely with retailers to ensure the affected items are removed from shelves as quickly as possible.