Since her account was terminated, she has held daily protests at the office of YouTube’s owner Google on Barrow Street in central Dublin, claiming that she is being censored
The Bar Council and DPP officials met last week to discuss the matter after an escalation in rhetoric by the barristers’ body
People attempting to reach the national eating disorder helpline Bodywhys were instead connected to a private residence in Swords
Paddy Power Betfair is becoming increasingly concerned about the reputational damage addiction is causing
Laws not enough, says civil liberties group
Dixon told Irish approach ‘held in high regard’ in EU
Criminal cases could grind to a halt as barristers threaten strike action in state prosecutions as part of a long-running row over fees
Insurance Ireland has called on the Law Society to inspect personal injury solicitors regularly to weed out any who may be taking fraudulent cases to court
Repeated requests for personal information deemed unnecesssary
A casino lobby group which warned that addicts would be at risk if the government legalised €10 bets includes members who operate illegally and allow stakes of up to €250
The articles came about as a result of the Brainstorm project, which involves seven universities which have each paid €37,000 to be included
Members of the national committee of the Irish Greyhound Owners and Breeders Federation (IGOBF) claim that the IGB is now working with a breakaway group who are not critical of issues in the sport
The Reception and Integration Agency tendered the contracts for three direct provision centres in Kildare in September at a projected price of €24.7 million but the new cost was announced when the deals were finalised last week
Former contractor denies any link to the disappeared millions at the cryptocurrency exchange
Footage of Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon speaking at a recent event in Israel shows her criticising the government’s plans for ID cards, which she warns may breach EU laws
