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<p>Social media platforms Tiktok, Meta, and Google appeared recently at an Oireachtas media committee hearing to answer over moderation of content in regards to dangerous driving.</p>

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Dangerous driving clip on Tiktok gained 150,000 views before removal

127 videos of the 'High Risk Viral Challenge' on Meta received upwards of 1.5m views before being taken down

<p>Sinn Fein TDs Pearse Doherty (far right) and Matt Carthy (fifth left) walk with members of the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition, which is against a proposed Orange Order parade through the street in Co Armagh this weekend, as they leave Leinster House, Dublin, after a meeting with Sinn Fein. Picture date: Thursday September 24, 2026.</p>

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Orange Order granted permission to parade down Garvaghy Road

<p>The 'old' Cork Prison, of which campaigners are seeking to turn into a heritage site. </p>

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Campaign to save old Cork Prison supported by Terence MacSwiney's grandson

Cork business owner says staff ‘no longer feel safe’ amid calls for more garda patrols

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Cork business owner says staff ‘no longer feel safe’ amid calls for more garda patrols

Asylum fingerprint matches in Ireland rise sharply despite 30% drop in applications

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Asylum fingerprint matches in Ireland rise sharply despite 30% drop in applications

Permission granted for controversial Rhebogue homes purchased by UL for over €12m

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Permission granted for controversial Rhebogue homes purchased by UL for over €12m

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White House TV pool appears to be back in operation, but situation ‘fluid’

Man arrested in Cork charged with sexually assaulting a teenager 23 times in the 1970s

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Man arrested in Cork charged with sexually assaulting a teenager 23 times in the 1970s

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Jeffrey Donaldson sex crime convictions ‘obliterate’ achievements, court told

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Three arrested after man, 20, assaulted in Kerry

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Cork weather and traffic: Rain and sunny spells expected with highs of up to 17C

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Exempt migrants with Irish citizen in family from proposed residency rule, says McDowell

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A drug syringe and a spoon with cooked heroin

Cork woman charged with possession of €210,000 worth of heroin and money-laundering €13,000 cash

Gardaí objected to bail being granted to defendant on the basis she would continue with drug activities

Cork man admits shoplifting from supermarket on Christmas Day and litany of similar thefts

Cork man admits shoplifting from supermarket on Christmas Day and litany of similar thefts

Man charged with unprovoked assault in Cork remanded in custody with consent to bail again

Man charged with unprovoked assault in Cork remanded in custody with consent to bail again

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Sexual violence cases must be exempt from legal aid dispute, charity urges

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