4 d. ago Who is the American who left €535,000 to Sinn Féin’s US fundraising group in her trust?

Arizona woman Lauren Harvey, a regular visitor to Ireland, gifted Friends of Sinn Féin its largest ever cash donation

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5 d. ago Ireland’s regulator to consider tiered licensing fee model following pushback

Ireland’s regulator to consider tiered licensing fee model following pushback  CDC Gaming

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5 d. ago Explainer: Why does the Government want to get rid of Rent Pressure Zones?

A change to how Ireland’s rental system is regulated has been bubbling for some months now.

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5 d. ago Ireland’s GRAI to consider tiered licensing fee model following industry pushback

Ireland’s GRAI to consider tiered licensing fee model following industry pushback  igamingbusiness.com

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6 d. ago Councillors express concern about lack of regulations around drone delivery in Dublin

Several councillors claim there is a need for the local authority to take some measures to address the issue while legislation at a national level to govern the use of commercial drone flights is under consideration

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2 w. ago Ireland projected to miss 2030 target of reducing emissions by 51% — EPA

Ireland will not meet its EU Effort Sharing Regulation target of 42 per cent reduction by 2030, instead a maximum reduction of 22 per cent is projected.

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2 w. ago Who Runs the Internet? Online Regulation Takes Centre Stage at Ireland’s first Internet Governance Forum

Who Runs the Internet? Online Regulation Takes Centre Stage at Ireland’s first Internet Governance Forum -  Irish Tech News

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2 w. ago Ireland’s gambling reforms delayed until 2026 despite new regulatory authority

Ireland’s gambling reforms delayed until 2026 despite new regulatory authority  ReadWrite

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3 w. ago Gerry Adams case: Spotlight programme ‘probably’ wouldn’t breach UK broadcasting regulations, court told

Gerry Adams claims the Spotlight programme and a related article published in 2016 defamed him by falsely accusing him of sanctioning British agent Denis Donaldson’s killing at a cottage in Glenties, Co Donegal in 2006.

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3 w. ago Taoiseach tells Apple chief that Ireland will reduce ‘regulatory burden’ facing business

Taoiseach tells Apple chief that Ireland will reduce ‘regulatory burden’ facing business  The Irish Times

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3 w. ago Taoiseach tells Apple chief Ireland will cut ‘regulatory burden’ facing businesses

iPhone maker, which has European HQ in Cork, previously warned of ‘aggressive competition’ from countries trying to lure multinationals

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