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	Encyclopedia: IEDR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The IEDR is a not-for-profit organisation and a member of CENTR, the orgainsation was spun-off from University College, Dublin in July 2000.
		The IEDR have received a lot of media attention in Ireland and abroad for their unusual policies in issuing domains, which often seem to resemble jobs for the boys.
		It was also found that the IEDR were often charging domain holders for 12 months in every 11, billing people a month earlier each year for the same amount.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/IEDR (283 words)

	IEDR's inside.ie e-zine: Critic's corner
		IEDR Policy is controlled by its board of directors who take input and advice from a number of sources, none of which come close to representing the best interests of the 'Irish Internet'.
		The IEDR promotes the Forum as 'the main channel for ongoing discussion and debate about the Registry' yet it is not represented on the IEAG and it is highly unusual to see any official comment within the Forum from the IEDR.
		The IEDR Website states that the Forum is not representative of the whole Internet Community, which is probably why groups such as RAID are more influential, but cherry picking representatives of select groups does not build a representative body.
	www.inside.ie /e_article000056290.cfm (1166 words)

	mikefagansuspendedfromiedr
		Fagan´s tenure at IEDR Limited began with high hopes that he would drag the.ie cctld screaming and kicking from the morass of academia.
		However recent decisions by IEDR to outsource the technical running of the domain to a company that had never administered a cctld and does not even administer its own DNS raised fears throughout the industry over the integrity of the.ie cctld.
		It remains to be seen if IEDR Limited will be stripped of the right to run the.ie cctld registry but there is a feeling among the hosting companies that for all the pious aspirations about administering.ie for the good of the Irish internet community, these people have betrayed the national domain.
	www.hackwatch.com /mikefagansuspendedfromiedr.html (536 words)

	Blogger forces Irish domain registry into sunlight \| The Register
		Following a lengthy battle with IE Domain Registry Ltd (IEDR) and the University College Dublin (the original owner of the registry) using the Freedom of Information Act, an appeal has finally seen the not-for-profit director-owned company ordered to release large amounts of correspondence concerning the.ie domain.
		IEDR executives have, in the past, attributed this disparity to extra costs associated with running a restricted domain (i.e.
		IEDR says the financial results were "satisfactory" due to a series of "one-off costs" that included unquantified "necessary legal, accounting and technical costs".
	www.theregister.co.uk /2003/05/09/blogger_forces_irish_domain_registry (782 words)

	IEDR's inside.ie e-zine: CEO's corner
		The IEDR keeps in close contact with the Department of Public Enterprise (www.dpe.ie) and also with relevant trade associations such as the IIA (www.iia.ie), the ISPAI (www.ispai.ie) and RAID (www.raid.ie).
		The IEDR and its legal representatives met with IANA (www.iana.org) and ICANN (www.icann.org) to further progress the re-delegation of.ie from UCD to the IEDR.
		The IEDR held a meeting with representatives of the IEDR Forum to discuss, inter alia, representation of the Forum within the context of the IEAG.
	www.inside.ie /e_article000047996.cfm (1127 words)

	[ILUG-Social] IEDR - Relaxation of Certain Policies / Plain English Guide.
		At the same time the IEDR has noted, since the 1/1/1999, the difficulties this has caused to both its clients and itself in relation to applications rejected, the documentation required to substantiate an application and the time involved for both parties in ensuring a correct application form from applicants.
		That been said the IEDR is equally committed to driving down the annual fee cost to the Irish end users, as demonstrated by its January '99 price reduction of £8 pa down to £40, and it seeks the active cooperation of the industry in this goal.
		The IEDR believes that with these new relaxations and new name categories, coupled with the IEDR staff's committment to constructively assist all acceptable applications to be processed rapidly, the unit cost for each application will be substantially reduced to the industry.
	www.linux.ie /pipermail/social/1999-June/000125.html (1067 words)

	Turning point for the IEDR? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		At the beginning of April a list of deleted domains was made public for the first time.
		The IEDR is not the organisation it used to be.
		[…] When the topic of the IEDR and IE domains comes up in the media it is often followed by peppered with references to costs or finance.
	www.mneylon.com /blog/archives/2005/04/28/turning-point-for-the-iedr (633 words)

	Hack Watch News - HackWatch Is Ireland's Leading Technology News Site
		The manner in which the dispute between Mike Fagan (deposed CEO of IEDR) and the board of IEDR was left to escalate was not good for IEDR and it certainly was a disaster for the Irish internet community - the community which IEDR is supposed to serve.
		IEDR management decided that it had to have a fully fledged content management system (CMS) for a website that rarely changed.
		IEDR now claims that the outage was due to a software licensing issue but declined to explain exactly what caused the outage.
	ireland.iol.ie /~kooltek/welcome.html (2212 words)

	Cheap Domain Name Registration News - Blogger forces Irish domain registry into sunlight
		The company has attempted to block the release of any material by claiming alternately that it is commercially sensitive, would break others' privacy, may prejudice upcoming trials, would break the laywer-client privilege and doesn't exist or can't be found.
		IEDR has eight weeks to appeal on a point of law, after which the workings of Ireland's most important Internet company will be laid bare.
		Despite officially spinning off IEDR in July 2000, UCD remains in control of the company, remains registered as its official owner at IANA, and chooses four of the company's five directors.
	www.cheap-domain-name-registrar.com /news/news-20030504.htm (330 words)

	Irish Domain Registry Relaxes Rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		IE Domain Registry Limited (IEDR), the company in charge of the.ie country code top level domain (ccTLD), has announced a radical overhaul of its rules on naming in the.ie namespace effective 5th November, 2001.
		The IEDR has clarified the basis for applications grounded on registered marks by including Community Trade Marks, allowing applications on foot of registered marks regardless of whether a company is trading in Ireland or not and allowing applications on the basis of pending trade mark applications (subject to certain safeguards).
		In common with many other ccTLDs, the IEDR requires the existence of a real and substantive connection with Ireland (as redefined to mean the whole island of Ireland) before it will allow registration of.ie domains.
	www.algoodbody.ie /news/load.asp?date=11/08/2003&file=domain.htm (415 words)

	Hosting365.ie : Domain Name Registration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The IEDR (the body governing.ie domains) requires that any changes to the details associated with a domain name (addresses, name servers, the name of the admin contact etc) must be supported by a letter authorising these changes.
		However this does not affect our contract with the IEDR who continue billing us for the domain regardless of whether we are being paid or not by the end customer.
		The billing of Register365.ie by the IEDR cannot be cancelled by ourselves as we do not have the legal right to cancel a client's domain.
	www.renewals.ie /support/ie.html (687 words)

	Open Hosting, Dublin, Ireland - Specialists in Web Hosting, Web Design and E-Commerce Solutions
		To transfer the billing contact of your domain from a.ie Reseller to an individual or non.ie reseller, the IEDR will require a fax, on headed paper from the administrative contact authorising the transfer to be actioned.
		NOTE: The IEDR will require the full renewal payment for the domain prior to the modification being processed as the future billing contact is not a registered IEDR Reseller and therefore will not be eligible for the discounted rate.
		A member of the IEDR Registration Services team will be in touch within 2 working days either indicating acceptance or detailing any problems with the modification request.
	www.openhosting.ie /content/view/31/39 (353 words)

	Irish Examiner - 2004/04/14: Comreg takes over website role
		A spokesman said there was no question of the minister being unhappy with IEDR but that Comreg was now seen as a more appropriate location for regulating domain names.
		The minister said a draft bill had been prepared providing for the regulation of functions carried out by IEDR in relation to the management of the.ie domain name to be vested in Comreg.
		IEDR said it had been in talks with the department and would continue with these in light of yesterday’s announcement.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/2004/04/14/story631236388.asp (338 words)

	register .ie domain name ireland - Irish Domains registration and transfer - Eligiblity: Blacknight Solutions
		The IEDR is the ultimate authority so if you are unsure please contact them directly.
		The registration of.IE domains is controlled by the IEDR (IE Domain Registry).
		A signed letter on headed paper from a bank manager, firm of chartered accountant(s), registered auditor(s), tax consultant(s), where the tax advisor identification number is displayed on the letterhead, or relevant professional body/association or solicitor(s) confirming the applicant’s eligibility and claim on the proposed domain name.
	www.blacknight.ie /irishdomainrules.0.html (990 words)

	Web hosting and email hosting for Irish business
		The IEDR is a private body that has exclusive control over.ie domain names.
		This claim must be submitted to the IEDR in writing.
		The IEDR will then review your claim and either allow you to register the domain name, or reject your claim to it.
	www.ieinternet.com /support/questions/domainregistration/ie.htm (250 words)

	Web domain registry forced to disclose finances: ThePost.ie
		OLachtnain said IEDR's rules for deciding whether an applicant was entitled to have a.ie domain name were inconsistent.
		O Lachtnain asked IEDR for further information about its operation, but the company claimed that the release of records could lead to ``prejudicial pre-trial publicity'' and could ``revive the media campaign previously directed against the company''.
		IEDR was incorporated in November 1999 as a company limited by guarantee without any share capital.
	archives.tcm.ie /businesspost/2003/05/25/story307490387.asp (667 words)

	Irish Developer Network NEWS HEADLINES - Latest Technology News & Daily Expert Tech Features for programmers, software ...
		A spokesperson for the IEDR said that the organisation would issue its response to the minister's comments later on Tuesday.
		Though the organisation's problems date back to the spin-off of the IEDR from UCD, problems with the company exploded in the autumn of 2002 when then-CEO Mike Fagan was suspended by IEDR chairman Prof.
		By November 2003, shortly after a settlement was reached with Fagan, the situation looked calmer: the IEDR said that after substantial losses in 2002, it had made a profit in the first six months of 2003.
	www.irishdev.com /NewsArticle.aspx?id=137 (568 words)

	The master of your (Irish) Domain ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		IEDR commented in response to the announcement that it looked forward to continuing consultation with the Department on the draft legislation when published.
		IEDR took over the registration in 2000 which has been previously administered by a Department of University College Dublin.
		The IEDR’s current dispute resolution procedure was launched in July 2003.
	www.algoodbody.ie /news/load.asp?date=15/04/2005&file=PUB:1055 (420 words)

	HackWatch: Irish Internet News: IIA Lack Of Vision
		But after IEDR had allowed these domains to be registered in blatent contravention of its own generic rules, it announced it was changing the generic rule.
		However to see IEDR sponsoring an award for social inclusion while callously passing over charities that would have had a far better claim to some of these domain names is sickening and grounds for the relevant government department to strip IEDR of registrar functions.
		Interestingly the Web Ireland/National Internet Awards of which IEDR was the main sponsor last year did not take place this year and it seems much of the money that was raised for two charities at the Web Ireland organised event did not make it to the charities.
	www.iol.ie /~kooltek/thevisionthing.html (795 words)

	Host Ireland Internet Sevices :: Domain Registration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Only the IEDR can administer.ie - which it does as a public service - but it is not a monopoly in the sense that anybody in Ireland, or elsewhere, can register from a choice of approximately 250 different national and generic TLD names.
		The IEDR is anxious to continue to improve its relationship with its valued commercial clients while simultaneously accommodating the needs of the general public.
		Since Q3 2001 the IEDR has been working towards a resolution in terms of tidying up the database, acquiring the necessary hardware and investigating a web based, integrated registry/registrar/accounting system, which will be user friendly to industry and to the general public.
	home.hostireland.com /dns/faq.shtml (2804 words)

	IEDR Lose FOIA Appeal; Quietly Release Dispute Resolution Policy (NewsAttic.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The.ie Domain Registry (IEDR), the authority responsible for the administration of the.ie country-code Top Level Domain (ccTLD) has been ordered to release documentation and correspondence regarding the.ie domain.
		Antoin O'Lachtnain, an entrepreneur, blogger and founder of IEwatch, successfully battled an appeal to his Freedom of Information Act request, which was made against the IEDR and University College Dublin, who originally held the powers of the IEDR.The Information Commissioner rejected the IEDR's arguments that the documents were commercially sensitive.
		theRegister.co.uk report on the case, criticising the IEDR's justification of expenses and poor profits by reference to unspecified "legal, accounting and technical costs" and foot and mouth disease and the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks on America.
	www.browsenews.com /d/hl/iedr_lose_foia_appeal_quietly_release_dispute_resolution_pol.html (160 words)

	antoin@eire.com » Time for more changes at IE Domain Registry as CEO reportedly resigns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		According to a report on the IE Domain Registry website, the CEO, Mike Fagan has resigned (although I haven’t been able to get confirmation that this is actually the case).
		Professor Sean Scanlan, IEDR Chairman, said: “I am very satisfied at the outcome of this process as it achieves closure on what has been a difficult time for the company.
		If this were true, it would mean that the IEDR has almost certainly entered into an expensive settlement with its employee.
	www.eire.com /2003/10/31/time-for-more-changes-at-ie-domain-registry-as-ceo-reportedly-resigns (438 words)

	SiliconRepublic.com: Ireland's technology news service providing Irish tech news & analysis
		With the.eu domain looming it was felt that in order to safeguard a national asset (.ie) that the IEDR had to make some moves to ensure it did not experience massive churn as a result of the introduction of this new suffix.
		The controversies came to a head last year when the IEDR’s CEO Mike Fagan was suspended on full pay amidst claims that he was bringing a lawsuit against the company for harassment.
		Currently, the only IEDR financial report is for the 18 months to the end of 2001, for which it reported revenue from registrations of 1.94m.
	www.siliconrepublic.com /news/news.nv?uid=&sid=&storyid=single1887 (885 words)

	ElectricNews.net:News:The secret world of the IEDR
		Meanwhile, last week the IEDR was expected to officially dismiss its auditor, BCW Registered Auditors, the company that has been the watchful eye over the organisation's books for the last few years.
		The stories suggest that spiralling expenses for lawyers, accountants, consultants and other costs have put the IEDR under severe pressure and it is understood that in January 2003 the IEDR received three sums of cash totalling EUR145,000 from an unknown backer.
		UCD and the current IEDR management have refused numerous requests to give their side of the story or comment on whether UCD was the source of the funds.
	www.enn.ie /news.html?code=9362386 (956 words)

	Basic questions and answers regarding .ie domain names (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Please do not submit applications for domains that are geographical (such as dublin.ie) as the IEDR will not award these domain names (see IEDR for further information).
		Under IEDR rules as long as your application remains unsupported by the necessary documentation the domain you applied for is available to all comers to register on a first come first served basis(ie the IEDR will award the domain to whoever provides the correct documentation first).
		Due to the way the Irish Domain Registry are structured all domains appear to be available until they have been fully accepted and they have been moved off the stalled list by the IEDR (see http://www.domainregistry.ie/statistics/stalled.html for more information).
	www.register.ie /faq/ie/basic.html (1064 words)

	taint.org: IEDR spams all .ie Postmaster addresses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The IE Domain Registry (IEDR) has just sent out a 'free newsletter' to all postmaster addresses in the entire.ie top-level domain.
		YOU WILL BE RECEIVING this free bi-monthly ezine because you are one of our 31,000+.ie domain name holders, an Irish journalist, with an Irish government body or have a legitimate interest in matters relating to the Domain Name System (DNS) in all Ireland, concerning.ie domain names.
		This publication is delivered by email and will serve as an official channel of the IEDR to deliver notices and announcements.
	taint.org /2002/10/24/122637a.html (213 words)

	IrishEyes: Mike Fagan resigns from IEDR
		He was suspended in October 2002 pending the financial management of the financial affairs of the company.
		The Irish technical community hopes the IEDR function becomes responsibility of a professional association, such as the Irish Computing Society.
		I heard a rumour that the IEDR are being brought before the office of corporate enforcement for account illegalities
	irish.typepad.com /irisheyes/2003/10/mike_fagan_resi.html (162 words)

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