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Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Foreign Direct Investment (23 Nov 2017)

Frances Fitzgerald: I share the Deputy's concern about what has happened regarding Apple. That is why it has been a priority for the Taoiseach to meet Apple and discuss with its directors both here and in the USA the issues in this regard. The whole country regrets the delays because delays are always of serious concern to business. That is one of the reasons-----

Ceisteanna - Questions - Priority Questions: Foreign Direct Investment (23 Nov 2017)

Frances Fitzgerald: We continue to work with Apple. I would not put it the way the Deputy has put it, that it is lost. We must continue to work with Apple. What is important is that we deal with infrastructure planning, as the Deputy rightly says, and data centres. The Taoiseach and I brought a memo to Government in order that we could fast-track data centres. This is very important because, as the Deputy...

Seanad: Harmful and Malicious Electronic Communications Bill 2015: Second Stage [Private Members] (1 Jul 2015)

Frances Fitzgerald: .... I have stated previously that the budding child entrepreneurs of today are more likely to be writing code and designing apps than, as may have happened in the past, selling lemonade or penny apples. However, with opportunities come challenges. Of course, those challenges and the risks of new technology are what we are discussing here this evening. Clearly, there are risks, and...

Written Answers — Department of Children and Youth Affairs: Information and Communications Technology Issues (4 Feb 2014)

Frances Fitzgerald: ...UK and Ireland. The App was developed as part of the agreed work programme under the child protection agenda of the North South Ministerial Council. The App. is available to download free from Itunes (Apple) and Google Play (android) for both tablet and mobile devices.