Coimisi\u00fan na Me\u00e1n Executive chairperson Jeremy Godfrey said they will investigate if TikTok is in breach of its obligations.<\/p>\n
It comes after TikTok<\/a> said it was closely monitoring content related to the deaths of five teenage boys in a collision when their car was driven the wrong way down the M9 motorway in the early hours of Sunday morning.<\/p>\n South Belfast Victorian building to be demolished for apartments after developer wins planning appeal<\/b><\/p>\n A Victorian building in South Belfast<\/a> will be demolished for apartments, after an appeal victory for the developer<\/a>.<\/p>\n Last August a decision made at the Belfast City Council<\/a> Planning Committee appeared to end the long running saga of an application for the proposed demolition of the former Bees Knees Nursery at 18 Annadale Avenue, BT7, by Cregagh Developments Ltd, of Grennan Road, Newry.<\/p>\n Sinn F\u00e9in denies its members painted over a Brendan Hughes mural in west Belfast<\/b><\/p>\n Sinn <\/a>F\u00e9in has rejected claims that its members were behind the removal of a mural<\/a> to leading IRA<\/a> man Brendan \u2018The Dark\u2019 Hughes in west Belfast.<\/p>\n It is the first time the party has commented on the matter following allegations by dissident republicans that Sinn F\u00e9in members were responsible for painting over the mural in the Twinbrook area of the city.<\/p>\n Ann Travers to meet Irish President over Mary McArdle photo backlash<\/b><\/p>\n Ann Travers is expected to meet with the Irish President Catherine Connolly next month<\/a>, weeks after she was criticised for posing with her sister\u2019s IRA killer.<\/a><\/p>\n During a visit to Belfast earlier this month, Ms Connolly was pictured beside Mary McArdle outside Falls Women\u2019s Centre.<\/p>\n She is the only person convicted for the 1984 murder of school teacher Mary Travers, who was gunned down by two IRA men as she left Mass at a south Belfast church on April 8, 1984.<\/p>\n \u2018This is where all the hard work starts\u2019 – Belfast knife attack victim Stephen Ogilvie set to leave hospital<\/b><\/p>\n The father of north Belfast<\/a> knife attack victim Stephen Ogilvie has said his son is expected to be discharged from hospital and moved to a rehabilitation unit within days<\/a>.<\/p>\n Posting an update on a GoFundMe page set up for the 44-year-old, his father said the family were waiting on a date for the move, and thanked the more than 1,300 people who have donated.<\/p>\n Northern Ireland council to install automated car parking charges at forest parks<\/b><\/p>\n A council is set to install automated car parking charges at its four forest parks<\/a>.<\/p>\n The parks affected are Castlewellan, Kilbroney in Rostrevor, Delamont outside Killyleagh and Slieve Gullion outside Meigh, Co Armagh<\/a>.<\/p>\n The new parking fees system will involved \u2018Automated Number Plate recognition\u2019, it has been confirmed.<\/p>\n Sport<\/b><\/p>\n \u2019I believe God sent me Katie Taylor\u2019: Brian Peters sees fitting end for legend at Croke Park<\/b><\/p>\n![\"Republican](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/EZ2E3OTCAJC7BJAVLKKYIFVTLI.jpg\")
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