Decided by the Press Ombudsman

The Press Ombudsman has decided not to uphold a complaint by Mr Martin Healy. 

The Press Ombudsman has decided to uphold a complaint made by Mr Kingsley Edward against the Sunday World that Principle 5 (Privacy) of the Code of Practice of the Press Council of Ireland had been breached.

The Press Ombudsman has decided that Independent.ie offered to take sufficient action to resolve a complaint by a woman.

The Press Ombudsman has decided that The Irish Times offered to take sufficient action to resolve a complaint by Mr Martin Molloy.

The Press Ombudsman has decided not to uphold a complaint by a man against the Herald.ie

The Press Ombudsman has decided not to uphold a complaint by Mr Enda Fanning about the publication of his son’s photograph by the Irish Sun.

On 24 June 2015 the Irish Independent and Independent.ie published an article under the heading “Boycott of Tel Aviv feis shows the face of real bigotry”, which commented on a campaign to dissuade an Irish dancing troupe from performing in Israel.   

The Press Ombudsman has upheld a complaint made by Mr Sean McGlynn that a court report published in the Donegal News on 27 March 2015 breached Principle 1 (Truth and Accuracy) of the Code of Practice of the Press Council of Ireland.

The Press Ombudsman has decided that The Sunday Times offered to take sufficient remedial action to resolve part of a complaint made by Michelle Mulherin TD.   He decided not to uphold other parts of the complaint.

The Press Ombudsman has decided to uphold a complaint made by Northway Estate Residents’ Association that an article published in The Herald on 10 April 2015 breached  Principles 1 (Truth and Accuracy) and 4 (Respect for Rights) of the Code of Practice of the Press Council of Ireland.