The Ombudsman for Children’s Office (OCO) has stated that imposing blanket bans on mobile phones in schools is not in children’s best interests, arguing that such measures are ineffective in safeguarding children’s rights against potential …
The Ombudsman for Children’s Office (OCO) has stated that imposing blanket bans on mobile phones in schools is not in children’s best interests, arguing that such measures are ineffective in safeguarding children’s rights against potential …
Speaking on Newstalk Breakfast, Minister McEntee said the initiative will bring significant benefits to young people. “This is about as far as possible protecting our young people. And as far as possible making sure that …
During January and February 2025, there was a significant rise in phone call-related fraud, known as voice phishing (vishing), with incidents increasing by 79% compared to the same period the previous year, reports Breaking News. …
A new fraud that targets mobile phone users has been warned about by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), reports RTE. Scammers pretend to be representatives of phone companies, use dishonest methods to get access …
A briefing on a €9 million proposal to purchase phone pouches for schools claimed that they were more cost-effective, easier to use, and improved student “equity,” reports Breaking News. Additionally, according to a Department of …
The gardaà are being impersonated by phone thieves to get stolen phones and then try to steal money from the owner’s internet accounts, reports Breaking News. According to BreakingNews.ie, the gang is taking phones and …
A businessman has been prosecuted in relation to a multimillion euro mobile phone fraud scheme, and he has appeared in court, reports RTE. Ivy Exchange, Parnell Street, Dublin 1 resident Chengwen Guo, 41, is …
Mobile phone masts across Dublin have sensors installed to track the amount of greenhouse gases the city produces, reports the Irish Independent. According to Independent, the Urban Sense pilot project will contribute to closing a …
A former Dublin Bus driver who was fired for breaking the company’s “zero-tolerance” policy on using a mobile phone while driving twice in less than a year, has been reinstated as a taxi driver, according …
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