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On 2 December 2013, Mr Justice Kelly of the Commercial Court ordered the major Irish Internet service providers (ISPs) to block subscriber access to the KAT website otherwise known as Kickass Torrents.

Average Revenue Per User continued to decline.

The extent to which internet hosting sites can be found liable for hosting defamatory comments is due to come under scrutiny by the Supreme Court.

Companies offering online gaming facilities may be surprised to learn that it is not possible to recover cross-border gambling debts in Ireland.

As flagged in its Enforcement Priorities for 2015, the Central Bank of Ireland (the "Central Bank") has commenced a process of themed inspections with regards to cyber-security readiness.

The latest briefing from our Cyber-security Group demonstrates why no organisation is immune from cyber attack.

As the EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency obligations approach their 2 August 2026 enforcement date, organizations face critical requirements to disclose AI interactions, label deepfakes, and mark synthetic content. This session examines the practical implications of these transparency mandates, drawing on the European Commission's recently published Guidelines and Code of Practice to help stakeholders prepare for compliance.

On 4 October 2022, the Digital Services Act (DSA) was formally adopted by the European Council, following the European Parliament's adoption in July.

The European Commission is poised to introduce sweeping restrictions on children's access to digital platforms, including social media, video sharing services, AI chatbots, and online games. The proposed EU Kids Act would establish age-based limitations and verification requirements across all EU member states, potentially superseding individual national measures currently under consideration in countries like Ireland.

On 8 May 2012, the European Commission opened another chapter in its fight against abuses by dominant undertakings in the telecoms sector.

In his latest blog on business in Ireland, our local Managing Director waxes lyrical about the lure of Dublin to the fast-rising tech companies of the world.

Minister for Communications Patrick O'Donovan recently met with industry figures in the aftermath of Storm Éowyn, the most damaging to services in recorded history...