Tag: transparency

The High Court is set to consider the publication of the names of 340 former members of the Christian Brothers, a significant development in ongoing discussions about accountability and transparency in Ireland.

The High Court is set to consider the implications of making public the names of 340 former members of the Christian Brothers, amidst calls for transparency and accountability.

Limerick's mayor has expressed a desire to receive a confidential report regarding the operations of Aughinish Alumina, highlighting community concerns about environmental impacts.

In 2022, the Charities Regulator in Ireland recorded a total of 681 complaints regarding various charities. This significant figure sheds light on ongoing concerns within the charitable sector and emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability.

The Charities Regulator has noted an increase in complaints about charity operations in Ireland, with 681 reports filed last year. This surge highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in the charity sector.

The University of Limerick has committed €1.34 million to mitigate the repercussions of a contentious housing agreement amounting to €12.5 million, sparking discussions on community impact and financial management.

As AI-generated images become more prevalent in media, a growing discussion emerges about whether Irish publishers should label these images. This article explores the implications and need for transparency in media.

Explore the evolving landscape of election advertising in Ireland, focusing on spending patterns, targeting strategies, and the push for transparency.

With rising concerns about transparency in advertising, understanding how to report undisclosed influencer advertising is crucial for maintaining integrity in media. This article explores the current state of influencer advertising in Ireland and provides practical guidance for reporters.