Regulator takes proceedings against Sky Ireland

Jun 11, 2025 #Business, #News

The communications regulator ComReg has taken proceedings against Sky Ireland, accusing it of breaching regulations relating to the renewal of customer sub…

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Regulator takes proceedings against Sky Ireland

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