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FIVE PEOPLE WERE injured after a van reversed into a grocery shop in Clare last night causing extensive damage.
The incident happened at around 8.30pm at Lynch’s Centra on the Gort Road in Ennis when the white van went through the front windows and door of the busy 24-hour shop.
Several large panels of glass were smashed and stock inside the shop was damaged by the vehicle, which stopped just in front of the main counter in the shop.
The Clare Herald reports that emergency services arrived on the scene shortly afterwards and one person was hospitalised for their injuries. The others were treated at the scene.
Many residents in the area took to Twitter to question what was going on as gardaí and fire brigade teams arrived at the shop.
Gardaí are investigating the incident.
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And in reality, Google will just store your date out side the E.U and tell us ” yea ofcourse it has been deleted like you asked “
Don’t put anything online that you wouldn’t want anyone else to know: otherwise it’s a risk; junkpics included
Exactly , what rights !
Not Sure About data protection. Rules are only there to stop average people downloading content.
Where’s Billy Hawkes, the Irish commissioner ? Shouldn’t he and his office be more vocal about this ? We only ever hear from them when someone steps out of line and then they come out all huffing and puffing. There’s a role for education and proactive awareness here but Hawkes doesn’t seem interested in that for some reason.
Good article, but wee mistake – Viviane Reding, the European Justice Commissioner is a woman, so might want to correct the couple of “he said” lines!
What rights? Ends Kenny changed these rules to suit him and Hogan for the property tax when energy providers gave out our personal data. As usual rules for them and us. This was an unforgiveable breech of private info.
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