Sunday 7 March, 2021
A suspicious object left in the toilet was found to be a mobile phone.
The presenter came in for criticism for stating that it is “very easy” to dismiss the 5G theory “because it suits the state narrative”.
There has been increased pressure on the networks as more people work from home and connect with loved ones.
Sinn Féin says it is open to talks with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil after the next general election.
Merseyside Police have confirmed they have insufficient evidence to prosecute the Liverpool star.
Between July and September last year, data usage by Irish citizens travelling in the EU increased by 218%.
“Phone use by Irish drivers is at ridiculously high levels,” according to The AA.
The tool was set up by independent regulator Comreg.
“The mobile phone is a big risk these days and people just aren’t heeding the message and ending up in a dreadful situation.”
A new bill could make it illegal for parents to allow their children born after 2015 to own a portable device.
A proposed new law aims to curb youth access to the internet.
Let’s find out how to remember what on earth we did last week.
Fine Gael TD Noel Rock wants Comreg to investigate potential breaches of EU law as a “matter of urgency”.
The company said changes are because of the increase in costs of doing business.
Research has found it can be as distracting as a hand-held device.
There are smartphones galore at this time of year.
The RSA says increased penalty points have resulted in changes in the behaviour of drivers.
She was kidnapped in broad daylight.
The man was arrested and is being held at Bridewell Garda Station.
A new bar in England has installed signal blockers.
The airport bus operator was found to have obtained the footage improperly.
New research says driving while talking on a hands-free device can be as distracting as using a hand-held phone.
“Kick the ball against the wall, play with your mates. Kids don’t climb trees anymore.”
David and Carol Martin have said they might use some of the money for the flood recovery effort.
No more falling over your friends while texting.
Just one glance at that text message could make all the difference.
The girl was wrongly accused of stealing a mobile phone and was later released without charge.
He was given a suspended sentence yesterday.
While it has a long and varied history, one device is still fondly remembered above everything else.
Thousands of customers were experiencing difficulties since yesterday afternoon.
The conditions of employment at the airline are ‘observed to be an area of concern’ according to a new pilots’ survey.
You wouldn’t see this type of messing down the park on a Sunday morning.
Despite Garda initiatives to crack down on it, the figures have risen since last year.
It’s being set up by Carphone Warehouse, but it won’t be here till July 2015…
The mobile provider said that people should be careful with any suspicious texts and offers.
One in ten Irish motorists are still doing it – do we need harsher punishments to stop them?
A new survey found that one-in-ten drivers text or talk on their phone.
Speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, or using a phone will now incur three points.
