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As Cheltenham fever fades for another year, we cast our eye over recently introduced changes to Irish betting rules.

A second report on the State of the Digital Decade is available, in which the Commission calls for strengthened action across several areas, including in digital infrastructure.

The European Commission is proposing a Regulation for the Digital Networks Act to introduce a single, harmonised regulatory framework to replace the existing European Electronic Communications Code...

The Irish Central Register of Beneficial Ownership of Companies and Industrial and Provident Societies (the "RBO") has significantly restricted access to search the central register of beneficial ownership...

Telemedicine uses technology to monitor and manage patients' healthcare, usually from a remote location such as the patient's home.

In this second episode of AC Audio's "Conversations in Competition", Ronan Scanlan, Of Counsel at Arthur Cox speaks to Dr. Lara Stoimenova...

Do regulatory agencies have phone tapping powers? For now, no – but there have been calls for the Government to give certain regulatory agencies, such as the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC)

With the Competition and Consumer Protection Act 2014 just signed into law, the case of Vodafone Ireland Limited -v- Telefonica Ireland Limited is very topical.

The European Electronic Communications Code is expanding the remit of national telecoms regulators across the EU to cover ‘interpersonal communication services'.

The new spectrum trading regime in Ireland has the potential to enable valuable spectrum to be used more efficiently.

In Q4 2023 ComReg's Consumer Care team answered 3,065 consumer queries and managed 307 consumer complaints.

ComReg published two decisions on its assessment of competition in the wholesale physical infrastructure access (PIA) market and wholesale broadband markets, ...

ComReg is consulting until 9 April 2025 on Eir's application for funding in respect of the net costs of meeting its universal service obligations during its financial year 2013-2014.

The appeal relates to ComReg’s decision concerning eircom’s application for contribution to its costs in discharging the Universal Service Obligation.

In Part 1 of this two-part series on BYOD (bring-your-own-device), we considered some of the common concerns companies have when thinking about, or implementing, BYOD in their organisation.

Ireland's communications regulator has issued new guidance establishing clear expectations for how telecommunications and postal service providers should use artificial intelligence when engaging in formal dispute resolution processes. The guidance addresses critical concerns about AI-generated content accuracy, data processing risks, and accountability, while setting out specific requirements for disclosure, verification, and human oversight that regulated entities must follow.

Private sector businesses contracting with State bodies will welcome a recent judgement of the Court of Appeal.