Annoying and sneaky apps deliberately lie to you

Free-to-access website on civil society bodies aims to provide one-stop-shop for core data

Before jumping into data science, business executives need to work out what they’re trying to accomplish with big data, and data scientists need to think more like business execs

Book review: Big Data In Practice by Bernard Marr

Republican and loyalist gangs killed 22 and forced almost 4,000 from home since 2006

ECJ has gone from being almost invisible to giving the US government a good, hard shake

Authorities allowed to look at emails without a person’s knowledge

Newly-available documents show recent iPhone battle not US authorities’ first such effort

Rules aimed at streamlining legislation between member states

Former Reuters editor convicted of helping Anonymous to log on to Times sites

European Commission urged not to ratify successor to Safe Harbour without changes

Law would allow US judges to force tech companies to help police to access protected data

Residential prices in Dublin decreased by 0.1 last month, but 4% higher over the year

Dublin rents last year up 9.5% for houses and 8.7% for apartments

The parties share power on councils but national politics is a more complex context

This year Ireland received a record number of nominations for the Oscars. Irish Times Data examines Ireland’s association with the world’s most famous statuette

Long-term indicators show positive trend for Fianna Fáil as election approaches

Volkswagen slips to fourth place as Korean brand Hyundai becomes the best-selling brand

Figures show claims rose during recession but have dropped steadily since 2012

Oxfam estimates that the richest 1% of the world’s 7.3 billion people now own as much as the rest of the world put together