It has been given a deadline of today (25 September)
Pressure is being put on TikTok to reveal figures on the number of viewers per post of harmful content on the platform.
Oireachtas Media Committee Chair Alan Kelly has given the app a deadline of today to come forward with the information.
TikTok has reportedly seen 1,600 videos showing highly risky driving here, since the M9 crash in Moone in which five teens were killed.
Three women and a boy were also injured in the wrong-way crash in August.

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