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Twitter/X took part in a deeply frustrating meeting, the FAI delivered late and heavily-redacted documents, and key RTÉ figures have not even offered a pretence of co-operation 

On Saturday evening X, formerly known as Twitter, suspended Séamas OReillys account. It happened hours after he wrote about the social media platform in his Irish Examiner column. Here, he gives his response

"Personally, I’m quite annoyed," said Séamas O’Reilly of his suspension from the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. "Professionally, I’m alarmed."

It seems journalists and some media companies are moving away from Elon Musks controversial platform. Dolan OHagan explains why he feels they are wrong to do so

Part of the plaintiffs role with the company is to help prevent disruption and misinformation being posted on X about elections

Targeted Twitter ads promoting the scanning of EU citizens electronic devices excluded people interested in far-right groups such as AfD — but also Irelands most popular party

Leo Varadkar and Micheál Martin both questioned the direction the platform, formerly known as Twitter, has taken since it was taken over by Elon Musk.

Calls comes in light of vile content being allowed on the platform, and revelation that Elon Musk instructed staff not to suspend users who post racist, sexist, or homophobic content

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The Limerick-based councillor withdrew the remarks, saying that it had been merely a show of his emotions on the issue