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Ian Curran in the Irish Times reports that Instagram, the social media platform owned by Meta, has unveiled new protections for young users that mean teenagers will only see content on the platform that is equivalent to what they would see in a parental guidance or PG-13 film.
Carolina Doherty in the Irish Times reports that business and community groups in Killarney have vowed to keep working to eliminate disposable coffee cups, despite an incredibly disappointing U-turn by the government on the so-called Latte Levy.
Now, to take a look first off at the papers, Fiona Redden in the Irish Times has what she calls a post Christmas to do list.
Ian Curran in the Irish Times reports that the Financial Services Union has opened a ballot for its union membership in AIB on the bank's new hybrid working arrangements.
Dominic Coyle in the Irish Times reports that the state's new mandatory workplace pension scheme will cost the average business €25,000 in additional employee-related costs when it comes into force next year, according to a survey by recruitment firm FRS.
Carolina Doherty in the Irish Times reports that five onshore wind farms and 18 solar parks are the latest renewable energy projects to win state contracts to supply clean electricity.
That's in the Irish Times this morning.
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