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Naughten to meet Facebook management to discuss 'deep concerns' about harmful content
Retail Excellence suspends partnership with Facebook after undercover reporter exposes violations
Calls for fines and gardaí after undercover report about Facebook moderation in Dublin
Poll: Would Facebook's moderation policies put you off using it?
'A very serious breach of trust': Images of child abuse stayed on Facebook, undercover report claims
Taoiseach 'appalled' that comment referring to 'knacker children' not removed by Facebook
Facebook to start placing child abduction alerts on Irish users' feeds
Ad for Breatharian event about woman living without food 'condoned dangerous behaviour'
An investigation into some of the cringiest Facebook pages I liked as a teen
Instagram launches new long-form video service to compete with YouTube
Struggle with confidence in work? Our expert has the answers to your questions
Bane of Facebook uses launch of GDPR to file four court cases against social media giants
'I'm sorry' - Facebook boss faces European lawmakers
Facebook banned 583 million fake accounts in the first three months of the year
Facebook feature shows official Eighth Amendment campaign pages are being managed by accounts located abroad
Despite self-regulation, anonymous Facebook accounts are still targeting voters with Eighth referendum ads
11 posts you'll definitely see in your local Facebook group
Google and YouTube to suspend all ads on Eighth Amendment referendum
Facebook announces a ban of all Eighth referendum ads from foreign sources
Poll: Do you agree with someone sharing photos of their children online?
'Force them to take responsibility': Press Ombudsman wants crackdown on Facebook misinformation
Cambridge Analytica shuts down amid Facebook data crisis
'Common sense prevailed': Proposal to raise digital age of consent to 16 rejected
Poll: Will you use Facebook's new dating service?
Facebook sends rival's shares tumbling as it announced 'meaningful, long-term' dating service
UK threatens to issue Zuckerberg with formal summons as he declined to appear to testify
Concerns over mystery Facebook ads claiming to offer 'unbiased facts' on Eighth Referendum
TheJournal.ie FactCheck is first Irish outlet to officially tackle misinformation on Facebook
Despite privacy controversy, profits at Facebook are soaring
WhatsApp bans under 16s from using its app in Europe
Deleting Facebook: 'I wouldn’t date someone who wasn't on Facebook. They have secrets'
Amanda Geard
Facebook rolls out major privacy changes for ads, personal info and facial recognition
Facebook rolling out tool in Ireland to help combat fake abortion referendum advertisements
Facebook to admit 'they could have done better' responding to data concerns in Ireland
Does Facebook really not sell your data to advertisers?
Poll: Would you fork out for a paid version of Facebook?
EU-US data deal on the line as High Court refers Facebook case to European court
Facebook has started giving Irish users tips to spot fake news
Mark Zuckerberg among the 87 million Facebook users whose data was sold
'Um, uh, no': Zuckerberg flummoxed when asked to share his own personal details