A Woman and the Irish Sun

Complaint A woman complained through her solicitors that the publication by the Irish Sun of a photograph of her taken at an event organized by the photographer Spencer Tunick at which some 1,200 people posed nude was in breach of Principle 5 (Privacy) of the…

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Kean and the Irish Mail on Sunday

Complaint Dr Gerald Kean complained that an article in the Irish Mail on Sunday on 6 July 2008, that drew a comparison between him and his partner and Neil and Christine Hamilton, was in breach of Principle 4 (Respect for Rights) and Principle 8 (Incitement…

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Drury and the Sunday Tribune

Complaint Mr Paul Drury, Managing Editor, Associated Newspapers (Ireland) Limited, complained that two articles published in the Sunday Tribune of 23 November 2008, and a reader’s letter to the editor published in a later edition, were in breach of Principle 1 (Truth and Accuracy) and…

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A Man and the News of the World

Complaint The firm of solicitors complained on behalf of their client that an article about him in the News of the World was in breach of Principles 1.1 (Truth and Accuracy), 2.1 (Distinguishing Fact and Comment), 4 (Respect for Rights) and 5.3 (Privacy) of the…

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Mater Hospital and the Sunday Tribune

Complaint The Chief Executive of the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Mr Brian Conlan, complained that statements in two articles in the Sunday Tribune of 3 August 2008 about the treatment and care of three patients in the hospital contained a number of inaccuracies and misrepresentations…

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A Man and the Sunday World

Complaint The man complained through his solicitors that an article published in the Sunday World breached Principle 2 (Distinguishing Fact and Comment) of the Code of Practice for Newspapers and Periodicals. The solicitors said that the thrust of the published material was that their client…

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