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Ireland hit with €4.5m fine over EU telecom rule delays

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Published on: 15 March 2024
Published by a Law360 reporter

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Law360: The EU's highest court has fined Ireland €4.5m over 'persistent' delays bringing in telecommunications regulations designed to overhaul the industry and improve connection speeds and services across the EU.

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