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Comreg had made an unannounced search of Eircoms premises last summer, when it seized some of the companys digital data

Regulator ComReg claims Virgin is not complying with regulations because it says the providers process for switching acts as a disincentive

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission can now levy fines of €10m or 10% of a firms global turnover, and can unwind mergers or acquisitions arranged without its clearance

Irish people lose €300m a year in phone or text scams and now artificial intelligence could give fraudsters an extra edge

The positive statistics and improving road safety lose their cogency in the light of terrible tragedies such as the deaths of Kiea McCann and Dlava Mohamed in Clones

Telecoms regulator ComReg said it was working with telecoms operators to implement safeguards to make it harder for fraudulent calls and texts to be sent to customers

Widespread fifth generation data has the potential to revolutionise the way to do business in Ireland

Comreg said some service providers are not acting swiftly enough to implement solutions such as CLI call blocking

Phasing out landlines across Ireland is expected to be a slow process, with mass layoffs unlikely but redundancies possible as skills such as laying copper wire will no longer be required

Now defunct company to refund more than €700,000 over data charges going back to 2016