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Ireland's Data Protection Commission received a record 16,160 new cases in 2025, marking a 45% increase from the previous year, while imposing over €530 million in administrative fines. The Commission finalized four major inquiries, with the TikTok decision accounting for €530 million of the total penalties, and concluded 208 cross-border complaints as Lead Supervisory Authority.

Are you a digital service provider? If so, you may be subject to new information security standards and incident reporting-related obligations.

On 8 October 2018, the Central Bank published revised guidance (the "Guidance") on the use of financial indices by UCITS.

The countdown to compliance with the Artificial Intelligence Act ("AI Act") has started. The AI Act was signed into law on 19 June 2024 and is currently being prepared for publication in the EU Official Journal...

1.1 Would any of the following activities constitute a criminal or administrative offence in your jurisdiction? If so, please provide details of the offence...

Across the EU, a suite of new digital regulations is rapidly reshaping how organisations build, deploy, and scale technology.

The AI Act establishes regulations for AI systems in the European Union, particularly those classified as high-risk due to their potential impact on health, safety, and fundamental rights.

Payment redirection fraud is emerging as a growing threat to businesses, with criminals exploiting vulnerabilities to divert funds into unauthorised accounts.

On 2 March 2023, the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") published its Securities Markets Risk Outlook Report 2023 - Risks in a Rapidly Changing Environment ("Report").

On 18 February 2026, the Irish Government published its Digital & AI Strategy (“Strategy”). The 95 page document entitled “Digital Ireland: Connecting our People, Securing our Future” sets out 20 high-level objectives, supported by 90 specific deliverables, which aim to ensure that Ireland remains a “digital leader” in an increasingly competitive global environment.

The EU Digital Strategy is an ambitious and far-reaching project to regulate the digital economy which affects businesses operating in Europe.

RDJ recently held its inaugural AI seminar "AI literacy: Demystifying AI, AI Ethics, and the Law" at Hayfield Manor, with over 100 clients and colleagues in attendance.

In this article, we consider recent policy and strategy level developments in the cyber security sphere in Ireland.

The headlines across the globe tell a story of transformation, reform and renewal within the healthcare sector.

The latest report from the Data Protection Commissioner ("DPC") provides clarity on key privacy questions, demonstrates the DPC's commitment to enforcement, and signals the office's determination...

With 7 weeks to go until Brexit (unless an extension is agreed by the EU and UK to the Article 50 notice), a no-deal Brexit remains a possibility.

The Cyber Resilience Act ("CRA") ( Regulation (EU) 2024/2847Opens in new window) entered into force on 10 December 2024, and provides companies with a three-year grace period...