Sunday 17 January, 2021
The news follows months of negotiations between the two governing bodies.
Companies and individuals who breach the new export control law could face criminal charges.
Downloads of the apps will be banned from Sunday onwards.
China has said it is determined to enact the law and its passage is expected by Tuesday.
The minister said he would like this requirement backed up by the law.
It comes after a number of customers received a text telling them to reactivate their online banking.
In one case, an eight-year-old girl had beer contents splashed on her.
Earlier this year, footage emerged of altercations involving passengers and Luas security staff.
Smith is expected to arrive back in Ireland this weekend.
Depending on how quickly her case is processed by Turkish officials, she could land back in Ireland as soon as tomorrow.
Security expert Tom Clonan outlines what could happen with Lisa Smith’s return to Ireland.
The bank warned that it will “never text a customer asking them to update or provide their online banking information”.
Prasun Bhattacharjee spoke to RTÉ’s Liveline yesterday about the incident.
The Bar Council is calling for an increased garda presence at courts and for screening facilities to be installed at all courthouses.
Oglaigh na h’Eireann is reaching a tipping point, a point of no return, in terms of recruitment, retention and falling numbers, writes Tom Clonan.
Raco is calling for the introduction of an independent pay review body to help address the staff retention crisis.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has been fired over the latest scandal to rock the British government.
Gardai responding to armed incidents are usually unarmed and untrained in firearms.
Leo Varadkar says he has not added any extra security after protests at his home.
“While Smith was living with IS during 2016, 135 European citizens were slaughtered in 10 separate attacks that year,” security expert Tom Clonan writes.
Details of the accident at Garda headquarters emerged over the weekend.
It said the passwords were stored in plain text on its internal servers.
This is precisely the same type of incendiary device used by a dissident republican group in recent years but it could also be a lone wolf, writes Tom Clonan.
More than 4,200 students entered the competition this year.
There were four breaches of the maximum security queue time target in 2018.
Only 20 local CCTV schemes have received government funding despite €1 million being available.
KBC Ireland said it is taking additional measures to ensure the safety of its staff.
Leo Varadkar claimed that “when it comes to law and order” and the Sinn Féin party, “It doesn’t take very long for your balaclava to slip.”
The man is expected to leave the jurisdiction in the coming weeks.
The flaw could let hackers pry information from supposedly secure virtual vaults in Intel chips.
The Cabinet approved the sharing of travel information of child sex offenders from the US to Ireland and vice versa.
The FSB reportedly issued an ultimatum to hooligan ring-leaders before the tournament.
People who purchased, or attempted to purchase, tickets between February and 23 June 2018 could be at risk.
Incidents of intimidating and threatening behaviour have become commonplace on the northern line in recent weeks.
There are fears that the cuts will create a more dangerous work environment for officers.
Security expert Tom Clonan raises concerns about Ireland’s security and intelligence capacity and the strategic importance of our neutrality.
Speculation is rife over who will be the next official to go.
Violist Morgan Goff was travelling through Dublin Airport on 10 February when the alleged incident happened.
She called for a “deep and special partnership” to be maintained between the UK and the European Union post-Brexit.
The social media giant has published its privacy principles for the first time.
