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TikTok invited to media committee over content concerns

Alan Kelly said social media platforms must act after videos linked to the M9 crash and wrong-way driving were circulated online.

Summary by RTÉ
Social media giant TikTok has been invited to appear before an Oireachtas media committee meeting as soon as possible to address growing concerns over videos which "glorify illegal activity" on the platform.

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TikTok invited to appear before Oireachtas committee over content concerns

It comes after five teenagers were killed in a crash on Sunday in Co Kildare.

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TikTok Invited to Irish Parliament over Videos Glorifying Dangerous Driving

Irish lawmakers seek answers from TikTok after M9 crash that killed 5 teenagers

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TikTok invited to media committee over content concerns

Social media giant TikTok has been invited to appear before an Oireachtas media committee meeting as soon as possible to address growing concerns over videos which "glorify illegal activity" on the platform.

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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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