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Munster second row targeted online following Six Nations victory over Italy at Aviva Stadium
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Munster second row targeted online following Six Nations victory over Italy at Aviva Stadium
Too many school policies fail to distinguish between them, which puts pressure on everyone
We love giving unsolicited advice, and we almost universally hate receiving it. It is the junk mail of human interaction
Jen Hogan: It’s not only the people they speak to online, it’s the content they consume - and the messages
Critics ‘need to cop on and try to help these kids’, says Ireland head coach
EU recently stated that TikTok has breached regulations
As Iranian authorities restore some online services after crushing anti-government demonstrations, they are using a technological dragnet to target attendees of the protests
The relentless push of social media, where everyone’s talking about everything, creates an odd cultural pressure
As people in Ireland settle down later than ever, more people in their 40s and 50s are turning to apps to find love online
I’ve read nine books, written every day and learnt how to use a sewing machine. It’s not that I have more time, but I am in command of where it goes
The first in a series of legal cases to allege that Instagram, YouTube and other platforms are dangerously addictive is on trial
Former MMA fighter told to comply with rules over posts promoting Forged Irish Stout
Romantic relationships with AI models will not heal the disconnect between young men and women
Revenue derived from them should be treated as proceeds of crime
New digital wallet will represent ‘important first step’, says Tánaiste
Irish users encounter fewer scam advertisements than those in other countries but lost more to scams than others across Europe
X has lodged seven legal challenges against Coimisiún na Meán, while Elon Musk has separately initiated proceedings
Hildegarde Naughton: farming lobby protests ‘potentially very damaging’ to agri-food sector
The man who pushed the despicable ‘birther’ conspiracy theory against Barack Obama is still at it
IT Sunday: Finding that Ireland has 43% higher rate of recorded sexual violence than other EU states went virtually unremarked upon
A mutual contract to show up for each other, especially when it’s hard, is what builds real relationships
There is also strong support for inserting guarantee of neutrality into Constitution
Public also gives views on triple lock, a visit by Donald Trump and social media regulation
Stocks tumble despite strong earnings reports from most Silicon Valley heavyweights
Catherine Cross, of the National Parents Council, described the introduction of bans on young people accessing social media as ‘a blunt instrument’
Refusal of X to appear labelled ‘deeply disappointing’ by media committee chairman
Tech billionaire and platform’s former chief Linda Yaccarino summoned for ‘voluntary interviews’ in April
Move follows Australia’s decision to introduce age-based restrictions over child safety concerns
Some cognitive offloading to AI may be helpful. But the mass outsourcing of thinking will inevitably have negative consequences, both for individuals and for broader society
Platforms ‘experimenting with the minds and brains of young people’, Tánaiste says
As my own digital detox continues, I’m learning to appreciate time as the most valuable and finite resource any of us will ever have
Limited understanding and measurement of human intelligence has led to business models that amplify social division
France this week passed a Bill that would ban social media use for children under the age of 15
Government considering law that would ban ‘deepfakes’, Niamh Smyth says
Move is latest government push to shield minors from toxic content following Australia’s landmark legislation last year
The podcaster Blindboy Boatclub on autism, social media and mental health
I am by no means a Ryanair booster. And yet I have glimpsed the possibility – remote though it may be – of the airline’s customer experience actually worsening
Frontline domestic violence services, gardaí and Government officials fear a girl in Ireland could die at the hands of a boy who does not fully understand what he is doing to her
Bill expected to climb higher as regulator is facing 12 such cases
Commissioner says Gordon Lyons’s actions had potential of ‘heightening tensions’ during rioting in North last year
Some Irish sporting organisations did the only thing they could do to protect their athletes from the worst excesses on X
Plus: What teens think of new age verification proposals for social media, Skerries residents up in arms over active travel scheme, and Emer McLysaght on the fear that plagues those living on their own
Teenagers at a recent workshop had all witnessed violent, extreme, racist, sexist and unhealthy body image content online
Parents worry about toxic social media and their children accessing inappropriate content but they are not powerless in limiting access
Country’s largest local authority undertakes review of social media platform use as others sign out for good
There is evidence to suggest that, even though we are connected to more and more people online, we are struggling greatly with loneliness and anxiety
In the capital, Nuuk, people are stocking up on petrol and food as they contemplate the worst after Donald Trump’s threats
Elon Musk’s site has evolved from one that influenced culture and helped foment revolution to one where users ‘get nothing back except rage’
Last year, I used my phone as respite - doomscrolling, listening to podcasts in the shower and audiobooks while going to sleep
Get off your phone and out into the real world with this inspiring list of screen-free things to do in the year ahead
A number of young women express disquiet about reactions being monetised by content creator
Coco’s Law bans sharing of intimate images but does not appear to criminalise generating them
Parents can now limit time spent on platform’s short-form video content
State-driven attempts to shut down a corner of the public realm are wrong
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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