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Data watchdog to collect nearly €18m in GDPR-related fines

Six such fines were ratified in Dublin’s Circuit Court, with some being far more substantial than others

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Domestic violence supports come ‘too late’ for many victims in Ireland

Intervention in many domestic violence cases is coming “too late” while some parts of the country have no support services to tackle the behaviour of perpetrators, a conference has heard.

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Under-resourced domestic violence services are failing victims

Victims of domestic abuse are being failed because services are reactive and under-resourced, a conference on the issue will hear tomorrow.

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Managing anger — like a man

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Domestic abuse up ‘fivefold’ in recession

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Irish men urged to speak out against abuse

Lloyds to axe hundreds of jobs

Lloyds Banking Group today said up to 460 full and part-time jobs would go after it agreed to sell its Halifax Estate Agencies division for £1 (€1.09).

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Data watchdog to collect nearly €18m in GDPR-related fines

Domestic violence supports come ‘too late’ for many victims in Ireland

Under-resourced domestic violence services are failing victims

Managing anger — like a man

Domestic abuse up ‘fivefold’ in recession

Irish men urged to speak out against abuse

Lloyds to axe hundreds of jobs

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Mick Clifford

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Data watchdog to collect nearly €18m in GDPR-related fines

Domestic violence supports come ‘too late’ for many victims in Ireland

Under-resourced domestic violence services are failing victims

Managing anger — like a man

Domestic abuse up ‘fivefold’ in recession

Irish men urged to speak out against abuse

Lloyds to axe hundreds of jobs

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Mick Clifford

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