Organisation: Virgin Media Ireland

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<p>Purporting to be a response to the murders of three girls in Southport, violence — much of it directed against immigrants, Muslims, and police — erupted across Britain and in Belfast where this Muslim-owned cafe on Botanic Avenue was attacked. Picture: Peter Morrison/PA</p>

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Fergus Finlay: We should shut down social media platforms that help to spread hate

Far-right agitators stir up hate on social media such as Twitter/X. Governments should instruct internet service providers to shut them off until there is an independent audit of their algorithms

<p>Virgin Media Ireland told the 'Irish Examiner': Engineers are on site and services are in the process of being restored. </p>

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Cork broadband outage was due to 'vehicle collision' – Virgin Media

<p>Comreg maintains that Virgin Media Ireland 'failed to ensure that its conditions and procedures for contract termination did not act as a disincentive to a consumer changing service provider'. Stock picture: Julien Behal</p>

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Virgin being sued in High Court by Comreg over alleged flaws in contract termination procedures

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Virgin media customers in Ireland experience widespread outages

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School Daze: Why Paul Treyvaud 'hated every school day’

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TD calls for more support for media industry as job losses loom at Virgin Media Ireland

Fans delight as Mark Cagney makes his debut on Newstalk breakfast show

Cagney is no stranger to radio, joining the original line-up of RTÉ 2FM in 1977.

Tue, 20 Aug, 2019

Revenues grow 3.5% at Virgin Media

The company registered increases of €225.9m for the first half of 2019.

Thu, 08 Aug, 2019

Court orders internet providers to block illegal streaming of live football matches from next month

People who watch live English Premiership football matches on illegal streaming sites on their computers, set top boxes and other devices will find the service blocked when the 2019/20 season kicks off next month following a court order.

Mon, 15 Jul, 2019

Samaritans answer 2.9m calls since 2014; charity to play crucial role in new mental help phone service

The Samaritans will play a crucial role in the development of a national telephone service that will direct callers to the most suitable mental health service.

Mon, 01 Apr, 2019

43 leading Irish companies agree to reduce carbon emissions before 2030

Some of Ireland's leading companies have agreed to significantly cut their carbon emissions between now and 2030.

Wed, 14 Nov, 2018

Candidates attack President Higgins over 'extravagant' expenses in debate

President Michael D Higgins was repeatedly attacked for his “extravagant” lifestyle and Learjet trips amid claims that he “could not lie straight in bed” over spending during tonight's high-profile presidential debate.

Tue, 23 Oct, 2018

Sky and Virgin Media will drop RTÉ if required to pay

Sky and Virgin Media Ireland have said they will not pay to be allowed to carry RTÉ channels even at the risk of losing those channels from their platforms.

Wed, 04 Oct, 2017

Engineers call for single body to develop infrastructure

The representative body for Ireland’s engineers has called for the establishment of a single unit tasked with the development of the nation’s infrastructure which, it says, will expedite the building of projects such as the Metro North and M20 Cork-Limerick motorway.

Wed, 19 Jul, 2017

Six major movie studios battle digital piracy

Six major film and TV studios have brought a legal action here aimed at stopping allegedly “massive” illegal downloading of their films and other products.

Tue, 07 Feb, 2017

Customers still having issues despite Virgin Media restoring broadband services

Virgin Media Ireland says broadband and phone services have been restored for customers after a major outage last night.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2016

Watchdog finds bid rigging in cartel probe

Bid rigging, ‘car-clocking’ and selling of crashed cars were among the offences investigated, and in some cases prosecuted, by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, in its first two years of work.

Mon, 15 Aug, 2016

Virgin Media revenue up as customer subscriptions fall

Virgin Media Ireland increased revenue by 2% to €100m in the three months to the end of June despite declining customer numbers. The company said revenue edged higher in the second quarter of the year as more customers availed of its “high value offerings”.

Sat, 06 Aug, 2016

Virgin Media Ireland posts rise in second quarter revenue