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APPLICATION FOR TUSE TO GO TO THE MINISTER AS IT CARLOW SIGNS UP A university for the south east could be formed as early as January next year after the governing bodies of Waterford and Carlow Institutes of Technology voted in favour of the move. IT Carlow approved the decision today paving the way for an application to be lodged with Minister Simon Harris tomorrow. An international panel will examine the application and if approved the Technological University for the South East could be formed from January 1st. Declan Doyle, Vice President of IT Carlow, says the move has been a long time c...

No one ever said the love of your life had to be a person. Men have come and gone but one love story has endured through decades of my life - with a rural village in Catalunya. After 30 years, I can still recall the moment I fell for Àger. Gazing at the Sierras del Montsec on the final day of my holiday, I wondered if I could somehow live in this place that seemed lost in time. Back in the 1980s, a group of Irish hang- gliding pilots had discovered the area for themselves. Set in the pre-Pyrenees, two hours inland from Barcelona, Àger would become established as one of the top flying sites...

Facebook has told the High Court a post which former Fianna Fail TD Frank O Rourke claimed defamed him last year has been permanently deleted and can’t be located. An internal investigation at Facebook Ireland attempted to locate the post but was unable to do so or who was responsible for it, the court was told on Friday. Facebook’s counsel Rossa Fanning SC said it appears the post made in February last year was permanently deleted from the Facebook platform and it is not possible to retrieve a record of it. “We believe the post was permanently deleted. We can’t find it. Any attempt t...

Facebook has told the High Court a post which former Fianna Fail TD Frank O Rourke claimed defamed him last year has been permanently deleted and can’t be located.

Facebook says it would have difficulties complying with a High Court order sought by former FF TD Frank O’Rourke requiring it to provide details of an account which he alleges contained posts that defamed him. Last month Mr O'Rourke sought orders revealing the identity of the account holder in separate actions against Twitter International Company and Facebook Ireland Ltd so he can sue the person or persons behind the accounts for defamation. He is seeking details including the account holders' names and email and IP addresses. Mr O'Rourke previously secured orders against Twitter. However,...