General Data Protection Regulation

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Paschal Donohoe registering for a public services card in 2016. The Department of Social Protection was this week found to have infringed GDPR in a case concerning use of card data. File picture<br/>
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ourview

Irish Examiner view: Privacy right but also the public good

Department of Social Protection in the dock over public services card data gathering

<p>Over the last number of weeks, Sinn Féin has come under fire for its voter database, Abú.</p>

comment-analysis

Q&A: Why are politicians talking about data?

The data challenge reaches every corner of sport

gaa

GAA ‘leading the way’ in GDPR compliance

ourview

Digital age of consent wasn't 'inappropriate'

business

Facebook publish privacy principles for the first time

ISME: Irish businesses unprepared for new data protection regulations

Irish Small and Medium Enterprises (Isme) has today warned Irish companies to implement the changes to comply with a new data regulations.

Fri, 12 Jan, 2018

Data regulation plans at ‘critical’ time for firms warns Data Protection Commissioner

Time is running out for organisations to put plans in place to comply with the significant European data protection law next May, warns the Data Protection Commissioner’s office, writes Pádraig Hoare.

Fri, 08 Dec, 2017

New laws to let users check their web data

Internet users will soon be able to challenge any organisations that use their browsing history to collect personal data from them.

Fri, 26 May, 2017