Irish news sites and Facebook among popular searches by Government departments

Irish news websites, Facebook and tabloid website dailymail.co.uk all feature in the top 10 sites visited across government departments.
Irish news sites and Facebook among popular searches by Government departments
Thu, 28 May, 2020 - 17:33
Paul Hosford

Video-sharing platform Youtube features in the top 10 sites visited at the Department of Agriculture along with BreakingNews.ie.
Video-sharing platform Youtube features in the top 10 sites visited at the Department of Agriculture along with BreakingNews.ie.

Irish news websites, Facebook and tabloid website dailymail.co.uk all feature in the top 10 sites visited across government departments.

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