Ask.fm ‘thoughts’ with family for suicide inquest
But the company, which relocated its headquarters to Ireland with promises to clean up its act after it was linked to a series of teen suicides around the world, would not say if it would send a representative to the hearing due to take place in Letterkenny on Wednesday.
It has also emerged that the Latvian-born company, which came to Ireland as Ask.fm Europe under new American ownership in 2014, has only had three employees here. The other four members of its seven-strong team were directors.
