Shauna Corr
Investigative Reporter at Freelance
Environment correspondent @IrishMirror @MirrorNI @IsFearrAnStar @BelfastLive @buzzdotie @corkbeo @DublinLive @GalwayBeoOnline 📇 https://t.co/hur0jmCoib
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Shauna Corr
Irish language campaigners at Queen’s University have vowed to continue their fight to get dual language signs that put Irish on equal terms with English across campus. An Cumann Gaelach held a protest last week calling for bilingual signage at the university. Young unionists railed against the proposal saying the money would be better spent providing free sanitary products.
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Shauna Corr
AN overwhelming majority of people across Northern Ireland have no confidence in political parties or government regardless of their background or religion. The finding emerged from the first world values survey carried out to examine values and attitudes over 25 years on from the Good Friday Agreement.
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Shauna Corr
Skip to main contentNorthern Ireland DUP leader Gavin Robinson has accused the Irish government of ‘gaslighting’ victims of the Omagh bomb over its co-operation agreement with a public inquiry. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed off at a cabinet meeting in Dublin on Tuesday,... Unlock a free trial with limited subscriber-only exclusive articles, news alerts and newsletters. LoginNo, thanks!Your article is now unlocked, enjoy reading!Full Coverage. Half Price.
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Shauna Corr
Sextortion scammers are using AI to target teenage boys, the Irish News has learned. Artificial Intelligence is used to create fake naked images of the teenagers with the scammers then threatening to release the images to the targets’ friends unless money is handed over. The scammers have also adapted a new strategy of making small money demands in the hope that the teenager pays out - often £100 - without telling anyone.
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1 week ago |
irishnews.com | Shauna Corr
A cycling campaign group has urged Translink to leave the morning bike ban on trains up to the discretion of conductors. Currently there is just one carriage on NI Railway services where cyclists can stow their bike - but it contains a notice saying bikes are not allowed aboard before 9.30am on weekdays. Until recently, this rule has gone largely unenforced with some morning commuter services much quieter than others.
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