The country’s largest telecom firm has claimed there is a material flaw in the desire by the industry’s regulator to keep public payphones in operation.

One of the recurring themes in Irish public life is our enthusiasm for enacting legislation but not enforcing it effectively.

The telecoms regulator is in a row with Eir, the country’s largest telecom firm, about whether it should be obliged to provide public pay phones.

Three Ireland has been hit with a €575,000 fine for breaching the rules that govern changes to customers’ contracts and switching.

Three Ireland has been hit with a €575,000 fine for breaching the rules that govern changes to customers’ contracts and switching.

Almost one-third of mobile phone users still encounter problems with calls and texts around their homes with half of that number experiencing daily issues, new data from communications regulator ComReg, writes Pádraig Hoare.

Telecoms watchdog Comreg is seeking to impose penalties on Eircom running into millions of Euros over the company’s alleged failure to comply with its obligation on access to its network for other telecommunication providers, the Commercial Court has heard, reports Ann O’Loughlin.

Shares in Hibernia REIT dipped marginally by 1.01% on the Irish Stock Exchange yesterday as it released its latest trading update covering the period to the end of June 2016.

The country’s communications watchdog has called for an increase in the level of financial penalties that can be imposed on companies for breaching industry regulations.

The Communications Workers’ Union has accused communications regulator ComReg of failing in its statutory duty to protect universal services in postal delivery, telecoms, and broadband services.

It was in the stars... the firm behind Irish Psychics Live, founded by space buff Tom Higgins, has crashed back to earth and gone out of business.