Ireland fines Meta €91M over plaintext user passwords
In September 2022, the company received a €405 million penalty after regulators determined that Instagram had failed to protect children’s privacy adequately. A few months later, the DPC fined Meta another €265 million over weak security settings that allowed hackers to download a large quantity of user data.
South Africa beat Ireland by eight wickets
The glum faces of Ireland's finance and spending ministers after hearing the country received an unexpected 14 billion-euro ...
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A showcase at the Big E is giving people the experience of Ireland and the Dingle Peninsula without taking a flight.
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