The company has alerted An Garda Síochána and the Data Protection Commissioner’s office about the incident.
The reservoir supplies water for over 130,000 customers in the Greater Dublin area.
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Police said a number of business people have already been defrauded out of significant sums of money.
The company says it hopes to have all refunds sorted out within three to four months.
ATM withdrawals earlier in the week had been duplicated but the bank said this issue has now been resolved.
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That’s down significantly on the previous year.
One customer said putting money away with the online company was the only way they could afford Christmas presents for their children.
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ESB Network crews will go out at first light this morning to assess the damage and work to restore power.
The draft paper proposes debt management firms should provide more information to customers about the service they offer and their charges.
A Sunday Independent article today suggested that the Cork-based retail company was planning on setting up its own bank.
Rescuers have been combing the ruins of the Riga supermarket for bodies.
The airline also announced the addition of 10,000 seats to London Southend due to increased popularity with the route.
The cap on the tax relief on health insurance policies will increase the costs for customers.
Bloomingdale’s in New York has come up with a new tag that is so visible, you can’t possibly wear the clothes out until you remove it.
Pre-tax losses for the bank have fallen from €587 million in the first half of 2012 to €131 million in the first six months of this year.
4,676 complaints were made by customers between January and June of this year.
Small businesses are having to wait an average of 62 days to get paid by creditors.
The former building society said today that the issue affected approximately 2,500 transactions.
A new survey also found that Irish businesses in the UK are outperforming their UK counterparts in a number of areas.
Paying customers to the zoo are said to be outraged by the “cheating” zoo.
Age Action said that some people may have to choose between food and fuel if Bord Gáis is allowed to raise domestic gas prices.
The bank has announced a €25 annual fee for certain customers.
The government is increasing the levy on how much waste collection companies pay to dump landfill – which means a price increase for Greyhound customers.
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The Waterford branch will close by the end of the year.
Retailers say customers are buying less branded products and are shopping around more.
The company is to introduce new testing – but assured its customers that the changes won’t mean more expensive products.
The broadband, phone and TV provider had strong growth in 2012 with a nearly 50 per cent increase in phone customers.
The airline said it has completed a successful restructuring programme which signals a “new beginning” for the company.
A survey conducted by the airline shows 87 per cent of customers were satisfied or very satisfied with their flight.
A new survey also showed that only 9 per cent of people will buy Irish this festive season.
Hastings posted a comments that said customers were spending around a billion hours per month watching Netflix
A new survey also revealed 55 per cent of people like their drivers to have the chats with them on topics like the economy, sports and politics.
Not good news for the company’s 1.3 million customers, 60,000 of whom also get their gas from Electric Ireland.
The airline has said that customers can bring a single piece of cabin baggage with them – but also a handbag or other specific bags.
The company had approximately €2.1 million in its accounts when it went into liquidation last year, and owed in the region of €6.7 million to customers.
Banking group Royal Bank of Scotland said the cost of cleaning up the Ulster Bank technical ‘glitch’ – including redress to customers – would cost stg£28m (€35.5m).