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Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent Irish Information Commissioner case in which a member of the public sought access to records relating to his admission to

Since it gained its independence in the late 1950s, Malaysia has developed into one of the most prosperous countries in Southeast Asia in terms of its

The Collaborative Forum’s report was finally published today – four years after it was compiled.

Robbie Waterhouse comes from a long line of individuals with ties to Australia's gambling industry. However, those connections and his experience aren't

Australia’s best known bookmaker may be fined up to $121,000 after allegedly incentivising a customer to continue punting after they requested their account be closed.

After years of searching – and having the wrong name for her father – Mary Jo Sullivan met her family.

Tusla and the AAI are finding it “difficult” to process and respond to all applications due to the high demand.

The Adoption Authority of Ireland has said that the lack of shame around adoption has encouraged older women to come forward to look for information about their...

‘This whole concept of secrecy around adoption is hopefully and thankfully waning,’ Adoption Authority chief executive Patricia Carey said.

‘This whole concept of secrecy around adoption is hopefully and thankfully waning,’ Adoption Authority chief executive Patricia Carey said.