Irish Bill Would Allow Voluntary ID Use of Public Services Card
Irish lawmakers have debated a bill that would let Public Services Card holders voluntarily present the card as identity information to organizations beyond…
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Irish lawmakers have debated a bill that would let Public Services Card holders voluntarily present the card as identity information to organizations beyond…
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Ireland’s media regulator has opened its first formal investigation under the country’s Online Safety Code, examining whether X has effective age-assurance…
Irish bookmaker BOYLE Sports is embedding Jumio’s identity verification into player onboarding across the UK and Ireland, as operators adjust to the compliance…
One Identity, a vendor of identity governance and privileged access management software, plans to operate as an independent company and will designate its…
Civil-liberties campaigners and a Trinity College Dublin law academic are warning that Ireland is poised to grant police expanded artificial-intelligence…
Ireland is preparing to bring social media age-verification plans to Cabinet, with Tánaiste Simon Harris saying the country should follow the United Kingdom’s…
Ireland’s Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration has installed 25 new and upgraded biometric eGates at Dublin Airport. The deployment was procured…
Ireland’s President Catherine Connolly signed the International Protection Bill 2026 into law yesterday, triggering the most significant overhaul of the…
Ireland has launched a pilot of its national digital wallet, which can verify user age for social media without sharing personal data with platforms.