Person: Pat Moran

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

PwC report: Cybercrime hits Irish firms at record levels

Half of Irish businesses were victims of economic crime in the past two years, with cybercrime hitting record levels and doubling global levels.

business

Two in five CEOs not addressing cyber breaches

Two in five Irish chief executives are not addressing cyber breaches, a global report into data privacy protection has found.

business

Irish businesses are ‘sitting ducks’ for cyber attacks

Irish businesses, Government departments and semi-state bodies are “sitting ducks” for new and more devastating cyber attacks than the one that crippled computers worldwide last month, a leading IT expert has warned.

news

Ireland was ‘lucky’ to escape cyber attack; HSE continues to block external emails

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Cyber Attack would ‘cripple’ our financial services

business

Cybersecurity expert: One year to comply with EU data law

59% increase cybersecurity spend

Almost three in five large businesses have increased cybersecurity spending because of the threat to their business, according to a major new global survey.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2017

Irish firms increasingly hit by crime

Irish companies are less concerned about the impact of crime than their global counterparts despite an increasing number falling victim to criminality with ever-greater financial consequences.

Tue, 19 Apr, 2016

Ex-TD hits out at pier wall builder as mother is forced from her home

The elderly mother of former Fine Gael TD Michael Finucane had to be rescued from her flooded home in Foynes, Co Limerick, yesterday morning.

Sat, 04 Jan, 2014

Church TV service to offer Mass appeal on internet

AN innovative service will ensure there is no longer any excuse for not attending the Christening, wedding or funeral of your nearest and dearest.

Thu, 12 May, 2011

Colleges strike a blow for Kerry hurling

A momentous triumph for Kerry hurling yesterday, as Kerry Colleges tasted a first win in the Dr Harty Cup in Bishopstown with a thoroughly deserved victory over Waterford Colleges.

Thu, 22 Oct, 2009

Mass on internet for Christy Ring

AN anniversary Mass in memory of the late great Christy Ring will be broadcast worldwide this Sunday on the internet.

Thu, 28 Feb, 2008

Poles boost Mass numbers for Lent

IRELAND’S burgeoning eastern European population is helping to maintain the tradition of Lent as a time of increased prayer and attendance at religious services.

Mon, 04 Feb, 2008

1,000 attend Polish Confirmation ceremony

AROUND 40 members of the Polish community in Cork were confirmed by the Bishop of Cork and Ross, John Buckley, in a packed church last night.

Mon, 11 Dec, 2006

Spotlight on Moran over ‘Battle of Tinryland’

THREE weeks ago Pat Moran was referee for the controversial Laois SHC final and the official was centre stage again in Carlow last weekend.

Fri, 25 Nov, 2005

O’Connor crowns great year with top manager award

JACK O’CONNOR’S remarkable achievement in leading Kerry to National League, Munster and All-Ireland football championship titles in his first year in charge last night earned him the ‘Manager of the Year’ by the Munster Council.

Sat, 11 Dec, 2004

Easy for interpreters and calf chasers

SPANISH student Maria Arroyo gave the higher level paper an emphatic thumbs up when she left the exam hall at St Augustine’s College in Dungarvan yesterday evening.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004

O’Shea Waterford Sports Star of Month

JOHN O’SHEA is the Park Hotel Waterford Sport Star of the Month for October.

Thu, 12 Dec, 2002