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Pádraig Mac Loclainn said that GSOC had to delay investigating a complaint made by the family of Seamus Doherty due to a lack of cooperation from gardaí in Donegal.
The complaint was submitted by TV3 in 2008 and the investigation commenced in 2011, assisted by Deloitte.
This is not the first time that such an incident has occurred in the Uttar Pradesh state.
The complaint was lodged in Paris.
Adams said there was no new evidential material to connect him to Jean McConville’s murder or to back up assertions he was a member of the IRA.
The Sunday Independent reported today that the Data Protection Commissioner will find that the Minister broke the law.
The coach appeared to make a ‘dive’ gesture at Wayne Rooney last night.
The complaint centred on a discussion about sympathies being given at funeral masses in Co Meath.
The column claimed Roma beggars “look on this country as a giant stupid cow to be milked whenever they see fit”.
The identity of both the writer and the recipient of the note is currently unclear.
The upheld complaint alleged that the presenter did not adequately challenge remarks put forward by a contributor.
DDI had complained that LMFM had created the impression that Ben Gilroy had expressed anti-English sentiments at an abandoned distressed property auction.
The ASAI found that the ad did not cause grave or widespread offence.
Cork 96fm presenter Neil Prendeville made comments about medical cards being provided to Africans and “social welfare to former Russians” in the course of a long pre-prepared monologue on the state of the nation.
The move comes after a number of high-profile women said they had received abusive messages on the social networking site.
The woman was travelling from Clare to Galway, where she was undergoing treatment for cancer.
The Labour Party has indicated it does not intend to pursue a claim from Senator Denis Landy that he was offered a trip abroad in order to miss a crucial Seanad vote last month.
A member of the public has complained to the Houses of the Oireachtas Commission over an allegation by Denis Landy that he was approached with an offer of a holiday in exchange for missing a crucial Seanad vote.
A listener had objected to a feature about the former Pope, Pope Benedict, on the week he resigned.
The priest went on air to defend an article he had written about Enda Kenny in Alive! newspaper.
Regina Doherty will be complaining to the leader of the Seanad over remarks by David Norris earlier today.
The BAI received a complaint over an item on Tubridy’s 2FM show discussing the use of sex toys.
Police in Britain have released audio of the bizarre 999 call to highlight the abuse of the emergency number.
Independent TD Luke Ming Flanagan would not discuss the substance of a complaint he has made to the Data Protection Commissioner about the Justice Minister Alan Shatter.
Almost 227,000 patients in 2011 were unaware that they could lodge a complaint about their hospital stay.
Justice Minister Alan Shatter said today that he has had concerns for some time about sensitive and confidential information finding its way into the public domain.
The Wigan manager suggested Norwich “targeted” the Irish international in Saturday’s game between the two sides.
Tony Pulis has also called for more high-profile football managers to lead the fight against diving.
The Catholic Communications Office said that a recent sketch “is grossly offensive to all Catholics” as it shows a man spitting into a bucket before receiving Holy Communion.
Lois Goodman, 70, was arrested in New York in August, on suspicion of killing her husband.
The coach added that “in a top club, you can’t really enjoy the football anymore”.
Controversial referee accused of using “inappropriate language.”
The ex-Barca star claims the Scottish side “do not merit their place if they are going to play in this style”.
The golfer expressed his annoyance at some of the comments made by those in attendance at the Ryder Cup.
The duo claim the Uruguayan international’s reputation precedes him when it comes to referees’ decisions.
Michigan police are investigating what they say are vastly different accounts of the incident.
The Croat described the perceived bias towards his opponent as “a little bit outrageous”.
The Spaniard claims the competition’s weak surface “destabilises the game”.