Hildegarde Naughton: farming lobby protests ‘potentially very damaging’ to agri-food sector

Social Democrats leader tells party conference that Government should put its plans to scrap the triple lock to a national vote

The conversation is mainly about Musk but still relatively revealing about Collison’s worldview. These are my takeaways

Officials from Kyiv and Moscow hold ‘productive’ talks in UAE as fighting continues

X criticised by rival social media groups over snub to Oireachtas committee after controversy over Grok nudification feature

Pedro Sánchez says too many children are exposed to ‘abuse, pornography, manipulation, violence’ online

Tech billionaire and platform’s former chief Linda Yaccarino summoned for ‘voluntary interviews’ in April

Move follows Australia’s decision to introduce age-based restrictions over child safety concerns

Celestial calendar meets high finance, as billionaire’s personal impulses shape plans to raise $50bn in record listing

IDA Ireland must land a big AI-related investment to keep foreign direct investment in a healthy state

Labour Court hearing an appeal by Twitter, now X, of an award of €550,131 made at the Workplace Relations Commissions to Gary Rooney for unfair dismissal

Government considering law that would ban ‘deepfakes’, Niamh Smyth says

Probe launched into breaches of EU digital regulations by X and Grok following recent controversy

I am by no means a Ryanair booster. And yet I have glimpsed the possibility – remote though it may be – of the airline’s customer experience actually worsening

Bill expected to climb higher as regulator is facing 12 such cases

Council’s presence on all social media platforms to be reviewed

Some Irish sporting organisations did the only thing they could do to protect their athletes from the worst excesses on X

Parents worry about toxic social media and their children accessing inappropriate content but they are not powerless in limiting access

Social media platform says Coimisiún na Meán engaged in ‘regulatory overreach’

Former TV presenter told Oireachtas committee the law does not protect victims