Type of site | discussion boards |
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Available in | English, Irish |
URL | http://www.politics.ie |
Politics.ie is an Irish internet discussion forum. It was founded by David Cochrane. The site was owned by Pie Media Ltd. David Cochrane resigned as director in August 2012. Pie Media Limited dissolved with the company closing on Wednesday the 22nd of April 2015. [1] [ unreliable source? ]
Most contributors are anonymous.[ citation needed ]
Michael Daly took legal action against David Cochrane in a case involving libel. [2] An injunction was granted, and David Cochrane acknowledged the inaccuracy of the content posted on Politics.ie.[ citation needed ]
The site went offline for a period in July/August 2018. [3] [ verification needed ]
Intermittent technical problems continued throughout Q4 2018 and into 2019. In mid February 2019 A serious anomaly occurred resulting in the websites link to the forum software breaking so the server returned the file listing of the web root directory. This resulted in the hosting provider suspending the Account. [ citation needed ] [4]
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