Court quashes permission for planned Drogheda housing development

Project would have seen the construction of 450 housing units

Schrems calls on EU authorities to intervene in ‘Kafkaesque’ DPC case

Campaigner claims watchdog met Facebook regularly before introduction of GDPR rules

Coronavirus: The online scams, apps and trends you need to know about during the pandemic

Technology helps us work around Covid-19 but data protection fears are very justified

Facial recognition used in public services card programme, department says

Concerns among data-protection experts over database of facial recognition images

Courts Service breached data law by publishing man’s name

The judge had included the man’s name in his ruling but ordered he not be identified

Bullock Harbour group challenges permission for development

An Bord Pleanála approved scheme after it was initially rejected by county council

Environmental group given leave to review decision to refuse funding for cases against State

Legal Aid Board ruled its aid was only available to individuals and not companies

Friends of the Irish Environment challenges Shannon gas plant decision

Terminal between Tarbert and Ballylongford in Co Kerry granted permission in 2008

Cabinet records on climate change discussion released after court ruling

Historic move follows an Access to Information on the Environment request made by campaign group Right to Know regarding discussions about CO2 emissions

Expensive repercussions may arise from alleged INM data breach

Company could face legal action from those affected by claim investigated by watchdog

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Alleged breach raises serious questions about freedom of the press, says legal expert

Q&A: What’s going on with Facebook and Cambridge Analytica?

Inquiries into ‘scraping’ of user data from social media profiles and it potential use for influencing audiences

Data ruling may force vulture funds to reveal price they paid for mortgages

Ruling could allow homeowners find out what funds paid to buy their mortgages

Council to take steps to address derelict Old Mill site in Meath

Protected structure in Julianstown fell into disrepair after closure of hotel a decade ago

Data protection chief must not distance herself from complainants

Disengaging from individuals could open Ireland to a sanction by European courts

Symphysiotomy survivors ask for records to be returned

Redress body posts note on website saying it intended to destroy information by Monday

Star Wars filming behind ‘incidents’ on Skellig Michael

OPW confirms repairs required after Disney Lucasfilm’s use of Unesco world heritage site

Ex-Storyful director launches legal information firm

Gavin Sheridan says Vizlegal is initially targeting market for legal information in EU

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