Social media has made it faster and easier than ever for false and damaging statements to spread — and Irish defamation law applies fully to online content. Whether you’ve been defamed in a Facebook post, a Twitter/X thread, a TikTok video, or a Google review, you may have legal recourse. This guide explains what constitutes
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