Public Services Card report a vindication for campaigners
Scandal around State’s latest toxic project likely to trigger defensiveness and legal cases
Law Society to ‘respond positively’ to request to hold urgent meeting on controversial new rules for immigration cases
Solicitors express concerns over High Court direction on asylum and citizenship cases
Department refuses to release details of public services card inquiry
Irish Council for Civil Liberties calls for publication of information in public interest
Rights of direct provision resident breached after CCTV footage allegedly disclosed to radio station
Data Protection Commissioner says State agency and contractor Aramark breached duties
CSO ‘continues to explore’ plan to use phone data for tourism statistics
Mobile network providers say they have provided no data to Government statistics agency
Online safety is ‘child protection issue of our time’, warns head of ISPCC
Bruton seeks urgent advice from Attorney General on digital safety commissioner Bill
Diet ‘may be less important than genes’ in causing gout
Research finds sufferers experience stigma due to perception that gout is ‘self-inflicted’
Data Protection Commission confirms formal investigation into Facebook data breach
Up to 50 million users impacted by glitch which opened personal data on users’ accounts to possible hacking
President urges students to speak out about mental health issues
New centre at DCU will provide resilience programmes and 24-hour access to counsellors
Archaeological revelations in Meath offer a historic opportunity
Brú na Bóinne finds have captured public’s imagination, and raise questions for the State
Dowth Hall redevelopment was opposed by Government
Department warned against changes to house built above 5,000-year-old tomb
State to provide €12m for rural recreation facilities
Minister to announce programme to improve infrastructure and attract visitors
Health reforms to enable sharing of patient data
Future Health Summit took place at the Convention Centre Dublin on Tuesday
Farmers call for Yes vote in abortion referendum
Former IFA president hopes State will take ‘major step forward in caring for our women’
Mother speaks of daughter’s experience of taking abortion pills
Together for Yes event hears how woman’s daughter was to avoid pregnancy due to illness
Simon Harris criticises ‘obscene’ abortion posters using his photograph
Posters contain picture of Minister for Health, Fine Gael logo and graphic imagery
Sugar tax to come into effect next week
Levy to commence after European Commission finds it does not constitute State aid
Data watchdog: retaining current regime on access to phone, internet records ‘not an option’
DPC Helen Dixon says Government should immediately prioritise re-working of existing legal framework
Bank of Ireland’s dividends, data protection concerns, and Aer Lingus’s new charges
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Sexually explicit details were added to Dublin library records
Audit finds ‘highly inappropriate’ information was included in profiles for 20 people
Data investigation raises concerns over privacy in hospitals
Data Protection Commissioner unit finds issues with handling of confidential records
Gardaí begin murder inquiry in case of woman found dead in wardrobe
Joanne Lee (38), whose body was discovered in Ranelagh house, had been strangled
First case of bird flu strain confirmed in Co Tipperary
Department of Agriculture says risk to public from H5N6 ‘very low’ after eagle found dead
Sinn Féin moves against reappointment of Housing Agency chair
SF councillor says Conor Skehan’s remarks have ‘disqualified him from the job’
Extra hospital beds ‘will not solve health crisis’
Prof Donal O’Shea says obesity levels are driving the current trolley emergency
Two men killed in separate stabbings in Cavan and Limerick
Willie Lynch was discovered dead in his home on in Pallaskenry on Saturday
KBC discloses cost of tracker cases, RTÉ goes online first and the sharing economy takes to the skies
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‘Birthing’ robot among education tools at €80m RCSI facility
College aims to go to ‘next level’ by opening world class facility for surgical students
FBD battered share price, Square bidders, Microsoft’s legal case, and Bus Éireann losses
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Health safety watchdog raises serious concerns over medication risks at hospital
Management at Letterkenny hospital takes measures to address risks highlighted during August inspection
Ireland must learn from UK data protection and ID disasters
Ditching of costly databases in UK suggests more care needed with public services card
Public Services Card reveals State ignorance of data privacy issues
Net Results: Government must be aware of citizen rights when drafting database plans
Irish company partners in plan to map the genomes of 45,000 Irish people
Genomics Medicine Ireland uses population-based genomic analysis to help understand the factors which lead to disease, and to develop new therapies and cures
Watchdog to write to Government over public services card
Irish Council for Civil Liberties getting a large number of queries from public
Some 100,000 visitors expected at 144th Dublin Horse Show
Event worth €45 million annually to local economy, with 1,600 horses taking part
HSE imaging system fixed at ‘no cost’ to health service
Expert questions why coding error in software recording patient scans not spotted
Taskforce will examine ruling on asylum seeker work ban
Charlie Flanagan publishes report on improvements in direct provision
HSE apologises over failures in care of boy left brain damaged
Eoghan Dunne suffered sepsis after referral to Portiuncula Hospital with fever in 2012
50 people hit by salmonella outbreak linked to Dublin pub
Catering facilities at a bar in Portmarnock are served with a closure order
Private investigator in court over alleged leaks from gardaí
Firm alleged to have obtained personal information from Government department
‘Complete review’ of US pre-clearance at Dublin, Shannon
One person refused clearance at Dublin Airport in wake of Trump travel ban
Sinn Féin TD accuses the DUP of ‘arrogance’
Pearse Doherty echoes Adams’s statement that Foster’s position was ‘not tenable’
Court challenge to Privacy Shield will have wide reverberations
Digital Rights Ireland’s case against EU-US data transfer deal could spark trade chaos
Budget 2017: Garda to get 800 recruits and €71.5m for overtime
Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald says total Justice budget will increase by €85m to €2.54bn
Body of missing soldier recovered off Donegal coast
Malin Head Coast Guard confirms remains of Gavin Carey (28) positively identified
Michaella McCollum returns to Ireland three years after Peru drug arrest
‘I just want to find my family. Have you seen my family inside?’ she asked when approached by The Irish Times
Garda group says pay cuts ‘punitive’ for young members
GRA ‘disappointed’ at Government’s imposition of Fempi legislation on new recruits
Three inquiries on alleged Social Protection privacy breaches
Any breach of trust on confidentiality seen as serious misconduct, says department
Luas drivers to consider proposed pay rises of up to 18%
Labour Court recommendation aimed at settling dispute with operator Transdev
JobBridge scheme not widely abused, says ex-welfare minister
Senator Kevin Humphreys says success stories linked to scheme ‘were not publicised’
Citizens’ involvement crucial in building ‘smart cities’, expert says
Consultant says technology has developed ‘control rooms’ in line with ‘Minority Report’
Call for increase in rent supplement to address homelessness
Speakers address annual May Day rally by Dublin Council of Trade Unions
Publication of new Irish citizens’ data put on hold
Publishing of names and addresses in State’s gazette to be reviewed following complaints
Eamon Martin: week’s events make us want to turn back time
Buncrana tragedy and ‘terrorists plotting to destroy life’ mentioned in Easter homily
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