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Paddy Cosgrave resigns as CEO of Web Summit following Israel-Hamas comments

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Concerns Raised After Social Media Giants Approve Anti-Lgbtq+ Adverts
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Concerns raised after social media giants approve anti-LGBTQ+ adverts

Google To Make 240 People Redundant In Ireland
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Google to make 240 people redundant in Ireland

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Google Parent To Cut 12,000 Jobs In Latest Blow To Tech Sector
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Google parent to cut 12,000 jobs in latest blow to tech sector

Year In Search: What Ireland Googled In 2022
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Year in Search: What Ireland Googled in 2022

Google Added To Academic's High Court Action Against Data Protection Commission
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Google added to academic's High Court action against Data Protection Commission

Global Tax Overhaul Will Not Slow Google's Investment In Ireland, Ceo Says
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Global tax overhaul will not slow Google's investment in Ireland, CEO says

Irish Firm My Tax Back Seeks Injunction Against Google Over Ads
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Irish firm My Tax Back seeks injunction against Google over ads

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Ukrainians Protest Over Russian Accounts Outside Facebook And Google In Dublin
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Ukrainians protest over Russian accounts outside Facebook and Google in Dublin

Sport, Covid And Tv Shows: What Ireland Googled In 2021
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Sport, Covid and TV shows: What Ireland Googled in 2021

Google Signs Deal With Breakingnews.ie Publisher And Other Irish Media To Promote News
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Google signs deal with breakingnews.ie publisher and other Irish media to promote news

Stripe To Create 'Hundreds' Of New Jobs In Dublin
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Stripe to create 'hundreds' of new jobs in Dublin