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Friday’s Top Stories: Shane MacGowan went from céilí-punk rebel to feted genius, five more hospitals to provide abortions

The Irish Times 01 Dec 2023
Israeli-Irish girl Emily Hand (9), who spent 50 days as a Hamas hostage in Gaza, is slowly recovering from her ordeal, her father Tom told an Israeli television news programme on Thursday evening.Gardaí await Dublin-stabbing suspect interview as five-year-old girl still critical ... It’s up to social media platforms to keep it that wayToday's Business.
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EU state asked social media giants to censor posts

Sott 01 Dec 2023
... justice minister said Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee has claimed that most social media companies complied with the government's requests to take down posts during last week's Dublin riots.
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Minister for Justice Helen McEntee seeks meeting with social media giant X following Dublin riots

The Irish Times 30 Nov 2023
she said social media company X did not engage with gardaí in relation to posts by far-right agitators on the day of the Dublin riots Jennifer Bray ... Minister for Justice Helen McEntee plans to meet with the social media platform X amid Government concern about content posted online during the riots in Dublin last week.
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The Dublin Riots and BLM – A Comparison of Reactions

GlobalResearch 30 Nov 2023
Calls for a protest in Dublin later that night would rapidly spread throughout social media ... In contrast to the one night of looting and arson that took place in Dublin however, the mainstream media would provide cover for the months-long unrest in the US, with corporate outlet CNN notoriously it as ‘’fiery but mostly peaceful’’ at one stage.
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Dublin riot instigators ‘exploited’ Irish language to evade online moderators

The Irish Times 30 Nov 2023
Public disorder broke out in Dublin last Thursday after the stabbing of three children and two adults ... Instigators of the riots in Dublin last week may have used the Irish language to evade social media platform rules that ban the spreading of hatred and illegal content, it has emerged.
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Comparing Coverage: Dublin riots vs Black Lives Matter

Off Guardian 30 Nov 2023
... social media ... In contrast to the one night of looting and arson that took place in Dublin however, the mainstream media would provide cover for the months-long unrest in the US, with corporate outlet CNN notoriously describing it as ‘’fiery but mostly peaceful’’ at one stage.
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Ireland vows to crack down on ‘hate speech’ after knife attack by Algerian immigrant

Life Site 30 Nov 2023
As a result of a coordinated government response to tackle ‘hate speech’, the Republic of Ireland’s new Online Safety Media Commission have urged the Irish public to report any “hate speech” to the Gardai (Irish police) in the aftermath of last week’s unforeseen stabbings and riot in Dublin.
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Dublin riots: Conor McGregor accuses Irish officials of making him ‘scapegoat’

AOL 30 Nov 2023
The former mixed martial arts star Conor McGregor has accused Irish authorities of making him a “scapegoat” for the riot in Dublin last week amid reports police are investigating his social media posts before and during the violence ... Large-scale arrests expected for suspected ringleaders of Dublin riot.
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The Dublin Riots: The Aftermath

Dissident Voice 30 Nov 2023
The recent horrific events in Dublin left many in shock as a stabbing incident developed into an anti-immigration rally, which in turn developed into a riot as a tram, busses and Garda cars were set on fire ... Parnell Square East, Dublin ... Parnell Square East, Dublin ... O’Connell Street, Dublin (Photo ... O’Connell Street, Dublin (Photo.
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Conor McGregor announces the imminent birth of his fourth child with fiancee Dee Devlin - ...

The Daily Mail 30 Nov 2023
Conor McGregor has confirmed the imminent birth of his and his fiancee's fourth child via a post on social media ... Currently, McGregor is under investigation, according to reports, by Irish police for allegedly 'inciting hate' around the Dublin riots - having blasted the country's government on social media.
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Conor McGregor says he’s been ‘scapegoated’ for Dublin riots

Russia Today 30 Nov 2023
Martial artist Conor McGregor has accused the Irish authorities of making him a “scapegoat” for the destructive riots that swept Dublin last week ... Read more Irish government asked social media to censor posts during Dublin riots.
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Dublin Says Only X Refused to Take Down ‘Vile’ Social Media Posts During Anti-Immigrant Riot

Sputnik 30 Nov 2023
Amid attempts to crack down on a riot that erupted in the capital city of Dublin last week, the Irish government has revealed it pressured social media companies to take down posts it said were fanning the flames of the violence ....
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Attacked for being an influencer:  Woman, 24, reveals how man punched her from behind and ...

The Daily Mail 29 Nov 2023
Last week, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard how Craig O'Brien, 28, from Ballyfermot, pleaded guilty to assault causing harm to the social media star on February 10, the Irish Examiner reported ... by O'Brien, who followed her on social media but was otherwise a total stranger.
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