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Spike in number of drivers caught on their mobile phones across Ireland

Spike in number of drivers caught on their mobile phones across Ireland

Dublin performed extremely poorly in the figures which show year on year increases in the numbers of people caught on their mobile phone whilst driving with percentage increases of up to 237 per cent.

Irish children getting mobile phones at average age of 9, study finds

Irish children getting mobile phones at average age of 9, study finds

The study, which surveyed 522 parents across the country, also found that 42 per cent of parents provide their children with a phone earlier than they would like

Department estimates €1.7 million recurring cost for phone pouches

Department estimates €1.7 million recurring cost for phone pouches

The figure is based on an estimated 20 per cent replacement rate for the pouches every year.

Extra €2 million needed for phone pouches every year, says Sinn Féin

Extra €2 million needed for phone pouches every year, says Sinn Féin

Almost one in 10 drivers seen using their phone while driving, study finds

Almost one in 10 drivers seen using their phone while driving, study finds

Businessman held on money laundering charges connected to €9.7m ‘zombie’ iPhone fraud

Businessman held on money laundering charges connected to €9.7m ‘zombie’ iPhone fraud

Parents needing to contact child at school can ring secretary ‘as in old days’

Parents needing to contact child at school can ring secretary ‘as in old days’

Collaboration with students and parents needed for phone ban, principals say

Collaboration with students and parents needed for phone ban, principals say

Thu, 22 Aug, 2024

Mr Crone was responding to reports that Minister for Education Norma Foley plans to ask second-level schools to ban the use of mobile phones by students during the school day

Ban on mobile phones in schools would be 'hard to implement'

Ban on mobile phones in schools would be 'hard to implement'

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

A ban would be difficult to introduce as there, were lots of schools that do not have digital devices, which could lead to students missing educational opportunities.