Cybersecurity officials are monitoring the dark web for evidence of data from the HSE ransomware attack being dumped online. Photograph: iStock 3:25 Cabinet to be briefed over fears patients’ data will be ‘abused’ by cybercriminals
Cyberattack a ‘despicable’ crime with risk of stolen patient data being abused, Government says Cyberattack a ‘despicable’ crime with risk of stolen patient data being abused, Government says

HSE cyberattackers tough to identify and even harder to catch HSE cyberattackers tough to identify and even harder to catch

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Scoil Bhríde in Rathcormac said ‘despite the best efforts of children, parents and staff’ they find themselves with a ‘serious outbreak of Covid.’ Photograph: iStock Covid-19 outbreak at Cork primary school may lead to closure
Bill Gates: The New York Times investigated the tech mogul’s behaviour. This is what it found Bill Gates: the Microsoft founder allegedly pursued women who worked for him on several occasions. Photograph: Gilles Sabrie/New York Times

Melinda Gates concerned about Jeffrey Epstein meetings and handling of sexual-harassment claim

Pandemic runners: Will you keep it up and resist temptation? ‘It is easier to maintain the fitness than let it drop and have to find motivation and fitness again.’ Photograph: iStock

To continue running over the summer, make it fun and explore new routes

Biden’s support for Israel-Hamas ceasefire seen as significant shift Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left) and US president Joe Biden. File photographs: Jack Guez & Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty

US reluctance until now to urge ceasefire seen as way of giving Israelis time to go after Hamas

Una Mullally: Huge housing protests will follow end of pandemic Housing activists outside Apollo House in 2017. Photograph: Elaine Edwards

When people can gather safely, a movement akin to anti-water charges protests will begin

As yet another shop closes, can Grafton Street survive? Tommy Hilfiger’s Grafton Street store will not be reopening today. Photograph: Damien Eagers

Once the Irish retail mecca, the Dublin shopping Street has been hit by closures. Can it recover?

Thirteen members of ‘Davy 16’ named in High Court Davy has claimed that developer Patrick Kearney lawsuit is ‘entirely opportunistic’. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins

Developer takes action against firm and named employees over 2014 bond deal

Refusing to use private sector in building homes ‘fighting with one hand behind back’ Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has insisted it is an absolute priority to “level the playing pitch” for first time home buyers. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire

Minister insists it is ‘absolute priority to level playing pitch for first time home buyers’

Badger family’s fate at centre of Pat Kenny’s objection to Dalkey development The Kennys state they are in the fortunate position of having an active breeding badger sett “within the grounds of our home” for more than 20 years. Photograph: iStick

Bartra proposes mitigation measures for sett at site of planned Bulloch Harbour nursing home

Israel orders schools closed as Gaza conflict rages on Palestinian firefighters douse a huge fire at the Foamco mattress factory following an Israeli airstrike, east of Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip. Photograph: Mahmud Hams/AFP/Getty Images

US says it is working ‘intensively’ to end violence as no let-up in Israeli strikes on Gaza

Media failed to report alleged Sinn Féin activities in Derry, FF Senator says Speaking in the Seanad, Niall Blaney said democracy is under attack. File photograph: Tom Honan

Blaney claims there are ‘rumours’ of community monies not being properly spent

Dublin alarm at Britain’s Brexit chief’s NI protocol manoeuvring ‘If David Frost hopes to engage the sympathy of the member state which understands Northern Ireland best, he has chosen an unorthodox way to go about it.’ File photograph: Getty
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David Frost’s sabre rattling comes as DUP signal a more realistic approach to protocol

Right to single-occupancy offices to end under civil service reform plan The plan calls for changes to the use of office space arising from more flexible ways of working including blended working. Photograph: iStock

Action plan will increase opening hours in areas dealing with the public

Woman pleads not guilty to murdering her three children Deirdre Morley (44) of Parson’s Court, Newcastle, Co Dublin, is charged with murdering her sons Conor (9) and Darragh (7) and her daughter Carla (3).

Trial of Deirdre Morley, which will start on Tuesday, is expected to last three days

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