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Published 15:55 8 Dec 2016 GMT
Updated 16:44 8 Dec 2016 GMT
“Every day people turn to Facebook to connect with their friends and family on the issues and events that matter most to them. The range of topics in this year’s top ten shows the breadth of subjects discussed on Facebook, from elections to major sporting events and, of course, key moments on the Irish calendar like the All-Ireland finals. “It was a big year for politics and it is no surprise that the top three most talked-about topics were the Irish and US elections and Brexit. During the summer, we had the Euros and Olympics – at which Ireland was well represented by both our athletes and supporters – with many stand-out moments captured on Facebook. “The Easter Rising appears on the list demonstrating how people across Ireland took to Facebook to share their thoughts, videos, photos and experiences of the centenary celebrations.”They've also released the global top 10 moments: 1. US Elections 2. Brazilian Politics 3. Pokemon Go 4. Black Lives Matter 5. Rodrigo Duterte 6. Olympics 7. Brexit 8. Super Bowl 9. David Bowie 10. Muhammed Ali
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