Increased testing demand and an IT legacy issue - What's behind the current lag in reporting Covid-19 cases?
As many as 4,000 additional positive test results have been received which are not yet included in the official case count.
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As many as 4,000 additional positive test results have been received which are not yet included in the official case count.
The HPSC is Ireland’s specialist agency for the surveillance of communicable diseases.
Back in 2014, then director general Tony O’Brien said it was time to look at these sorts of measures to protect vulnerable clients.
Hundreds, or possibly more than 1,000, were killed, although the precise number of deaths remains unknown.
The prison service paid two private security companies over a two-year period.
The US President tweeted his intentions today.
It is understood that tight security will be in place at the Citywest event.
Former FBI Director James Comey is set to testify before a Senate panel tomorrow.
Gardaí believe they know who was behind the murder of Michael Keogh.
The White House aide says she was not talking about Donald Trump’s baseless claims about spying by Barack Obama.
The files appear to show the CIA wanted to subvert software products and use them as surveillance devices.
Patrick Brennan pleaded guilty to possessing four blocks of TNT and explosive detonators.
The move aims to combat the worsening fly tipping problem in the region.
Founder Julian Assange is claiming there is a ‘McCarthyist’ effort against him, particularly by Hillary Clinton.
They were caught following a three-day surveillance operation.
“No no no. You’ve had to take time. And I’m glad to do something…”
Irish MEPs voted 6-4 in favour of the resolution, which Snowden himself has called a “game-changer.”
A two-year-old boy and seven-year-old girl have been taken to Tullamore Hospital.
Hacking Team sells viruses to repressive governments, but the Defence Forces say they never bought anything.
Intelligence officials have warned the development could jeopardise Americans’ safety.
Fire-breathing American eagle? Check. “Royal Rumble” voice-over? Check.
Part Two of TheJournal.ie’s two-part series on state surveillance in Ireland.
Part One of TheJournal.ie’s two-part series on state surveillance in Ireland.
And “Belfast”, and “Seán” and “pub.”
“The bad news is that they’re still collecting everybody’s information -including your dick pics.”
They have come to a junction because of privacy issues, however, and are now seeking expert advice on how to move forward.
All of your essential tech and social media news for the week in one byte-sized portion.
Amnesty International said Governments are increasingly using technology to access activists and journalists’ private emails and computers.
Edward Snowden made the revelations in a comprehensive interview with Wired.
The results will be available in 48 hours, the country’s health ministry said.
“In the future Edward will have to decide whether to continue to live in Russia and become a citizen or to return to the United States,” his lawyer said today.
Judge rejected Microsoft bid concerning the provision of email information on servers in Ireland to US authorities.
The agency’s director had previously dismissed allegations of CIA spying on committee investigators.
If enacted, the legislation would be the most significant change in the wake of Edward Snowden’s information leaks.
It will ensure that security services can continue accessing internet and mobile phone data.
The company said that it was never part of its remit to uncover the source of any possible surveillance threat.
The former Minister for Justice said that retired Judge Cooke’s dealing with the matters in the report was in the public interest.
The justice minister said that at least seven people had access to the information that was leaked to the media.
The Taoiseach is not likely to see the report until Monday as he is currently on a trade mission in California.