It comes as five teenagers were killed over the weekend, when a car they were in was driven the wrong way up the M9 near Moone, and collided head on with another vehicle
Social media platforms are coming under pressure to clamp down on content depicting dangerous driving.
It follows growing concerns about videos showing cars breaking the law, and evading Gardaí.
Coimisiún na Meán says it's in contact with TikTok over its management of this type of content.
The video-sharing app, along with Instagram and Facebook's parent company Meta, say they're actively working to stop this harmful content.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says it's being done for 'social media likes' while Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan has called on platforms to do more to tackle the issue.
It comes as five teenagers were killed over the weekend, when a car they were in was driven the wrong way up the M9 near Moone, and collided head on with another vehicle.
The family in the second car, three sisters and one of the women's 7-year-old son, remain in serious conditions in different hospitals.
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