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EC defends Ireland’s tech watchdog as criticism mounts
The Commission rushes to the rescue of the beleaguered Irish privacy regulator. Amid mounting criticism of...
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Report shows weak defenses made cyberattack on Irish hospitals easy
How a simple ransomware attack paralyzed a health service giant. Ireland’s national health service was w...
Irish DPC pushed to strip EU users of the right to consent
The Irish Data Protection Commission lobbied for social networks to not need user consent within EU privacy r...
Ireland’s decision about Facebook sparks argument about limits of GDPR
EU officials are getting ready to fight regarding how much control companies should have over the processing ...
Ireland agrees with initiative to tax Big Tech with at least 15 percent
The Republic of Ireland has finally agreed to sign the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Developmentâ...
Ireland wants a maximum of 15 percent corporate tax rate
The Irish Finance Minister wants a clear indication from the U.S. Congress before agreeing. Ireland wants ...
Macron’s Ireland visit will see him push the proposed global tax deal
In Emmanuel Macron’s first visit to Ireland since entering office, he'll meet Irish President Michael Higgi...
EU Court leaves tech giants more exposed to privacy challenges
The European Union backs the sanctions set by national privacy watchdogs on Facebook, Google, and Twitter. Th...
European Parliament votes for infringement procedure against Ireland
The European Parliament has voted in favour of a resolution calling on the European Commission to open an inf...
Irish health services offline after ransomware attack
The Irish government has taken the Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) IT systems offline following a cybe...