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Fine Gael on top as Sipo reveals political donations list for 2019
Donations disclosed by Irish political parties last year totalled €175,576.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
Donations disclosed by Irish political parties last year totalled €175,576.
Nichola Corner, her sister, complained to Ofcom that McKee’s privacy had been infringed upon.
Downing Street denounced the referral as a “nakedly political put-up job”.
The UK government has proposed establishing a watchdog with the power to fine internet companies.
Dawn Sturgess died after she handled what she thought was a bottle of perfume, given to her by her partner Charlie Rowley.
The investigations have been launched on the back of the Salisbury nerve agent attack in March.
The BAI has upheld a complaint filed over comments made by George Hook on-air on Newstalk.
The government announced a price monitoring group would be set-up to ensure waste collectors do not hike up their prices.
Three times the amount of complaints have been received so far in 2017 compared to all of last year.
“The soldiers being investigated had consensual sex with their partners and not inside the barracks,” said a human rights expert.
The CCPC has launched a full investigation into the sector.
The Irish Property Owners Association has been given a dressing down by the competition watchdog.
The Sunday Times claims that the Anti-Doping watchdog knew about the allegations but failed to act.
Police say the decision was not taken lightly.
The Renua leader said the election is “make or break” for her party.
Everything from why Richie Kavanagh was there to how the party will arrange for an independent watchdog to keep them in line.
Two characters were half naked in a funeral parlour.
The allegations span four decades from 1970 to 2005 and will now be investigated.
A report commissioned by the Belgian Privacy Commission found that the company’s privacy policy violates European law.
The Standards in Public Office (SIPO) Commision says the matter remains with the gardaí.
It will be working with Britain’s independent data watchdog, the Information Commissioner’s Office, as it investigates Facebook’s decision to alter 700,000 users’ News Feed as part of an experiment
Two companies are to have joint control of the iconic Dublin store Arnotts.
Counselling services are available to support people impacted by today’s child protection reports.
However, in one previous case, the diocese took 18 months before making formal contact with the HSE over a case of abuse.
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HIQA will carry out a review of the quality of service provided at the hospital.
Meanwhile, fourteen elected representatives didn’t declare their donation statements and may now face prosecution.
The meeting follows reports that a surveillance operation was used to hack into the police watchdog’s emails, wi-fi and phone systems.
The Commissioner said that he would not discuss the issue of serving sergeant Maurice McCabe appearing before the PAC.
SIPO is also in the middle of a disagreement with Minister Hogan about proposed accounting reforms for political parties.
The company has been accused of “illegal processing of personal data” obtained from users of its many services.
The largest audit of Church bodies to date will be published today, with Christian Brothers particularly under the microscope.
The Irish Traveller Movement in Britain had argued that episodes of the Channel 4 programme contained negative and damaging stereotypes.
Inspectors are reviewing the latest chemical weapons disclosure by Syrian officials.
The priest went on air to defend an article he had written about Enda Kenny in Alive! newspaper.
SIPO has postponed indefinitely an investigation into allegations over Brian Ó Domhnaill’s expenses while on Donegal County Council.
A prominent cleric has said that the law prohibits women from being president.
There are around 9,500 people living in residential centres around the country – and this is the first time the centres will be subject to independent scrutiny.
The Health Information and Quality Authority published its findings from the HSE Carlow/Kilkenny local health area.
A complaint about an Ireland AM segment on abortion was also upheld.