Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, said his company would drop factchecking content on its platforms. Photograph: ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP via Getty Images, moving to the so-called community notes model favoured by rival platform X, and lift restrictions it had previously imposed on some topics on its platform. Under the new rules, users of Facebook, Instagram and Threads will be able to flag posts that are potentially misleading and need more context.
We all want to save money if we can, but there are many different places to store your money depending on what you areafter it doubled charges for some loads on the Irish Sea as a result of Holyhead’s closure. As Barry O’Halloran reports, Luxembourg-based shipping group CLDN has told hauliers ago that it would require a surcharge of twice the normal booking rate for any loads above a company’s “usual allocations”.earned €1.
At least €100 million in warehoused debt from a scheme introduced to help businesses during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic is, Revenue has said. Colin Gleeson reports that some €3 billion of the €3.2 billion included in the warehouse at its peak in January 2022 has now been either settled or secured under a phased payment arrangement.of Terenure College in Dublin have addressed all the grounds for refusal to a previous scheme, according to planning documentation lodged by the developer.
Malachy Clerkin: Whatever anyone thinks about Rory Gallagher, the GAA president should not be influencing Naas GAA’s coaching choices‘I haven’t seen the like of it since 1963,’ says priest as snowed-in north Cork parishioners avoid religious services
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