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Google Plus now minus Zuckerberg?

There are conflicting reports about whether Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is on Google Plus – there are now three people claiming to be him on the site.

WILL THE REAL Mark Zuckerberg please stand up?

The mystery of whether the Facebook founder is on Google Plus is still going, with one blog claiming that he has left the site altogether.

But a quick search reveals three people all claiming to be Zuckerberg.

One of the accounts is the same one that TheJournal.ie reported was supposed to be Zuckerberg, but this time with a new photo.

While one certainly has a lot more information about the young billionaire, and the third has even got a few odd photos on it, it’s hard to know whether they’re fakes or the real thing.

It was reported that the social networking site founder joined the Google Plus site at the end of June, but some believed it was unlikely the entrepreneur had really joined the trial service.

Now it is being reported by The Inquirer that the real Zuckerberg has closed off his account – and that a friend of his wrote on Twitter that the Harvard graduate had texted him to confirm that he had the account.

One thing is for sure though – all three ‘Mark Zuckerbergs’ take a leaf out of the real man’s book and aren’t giving too much about themselves away.

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    Mute Chris
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    Feb 27th 2020, 9:38 PM

    A useful way to spend my tax money for once. About time they sorted these poor people out.

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    Feb 27th 2020, 10:20 PM

    The properties that have been repeatedly flooded since 1995 should be purchased at fair price by Co Co and people relocated . They can be added to Council Housing stock and used when not flooded , so it’s not a totally dead investment for the tax payer

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    Feb 27th 2020, 10:35 PM

    @Angry_Man41: you know it takes months and 10’s of thousand’s to repair a house

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    Mute Niall Bourke
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    Feb 28th 2020, 7:54 AM

    @Angry_Man41: Used when not flooded? Put people up in a hotel while spending thousands on refurbishing a flooded house. Move them back in. Wait for another flood and repeat the whole process. Is that you Healy Rae?

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    Mute Teddy
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    Feb 27th 2020, 9:58 PM

    It’ll be pulled in a few weeks for covid-19 relief! Flood victims get your claims in quick!

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    Mute Patrick Trench
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    Feb 27th 2020, 10:37 PM

    Honestly clowns that are talking about dredging the Shannon, haven’t a clue what they are talking about. It is not possible to dredge by ship as there is no way to get one up past bridges and weirs. A digger is like a child at the beach digging a sandcastles moate. Move family to higher ground.

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    Mute Moorooka Mick
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    Feb 27th 2020, 11:32 PM

    There is obviously more water storage needed upstream with another Shannon Hydro electric scheme the most productive way to pay for the dams.

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    Mute Moorooka Mick
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    Feb 27th 2020, 11:30 PM

    Its a pleasant change to paying for water!

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    Mute John Mc Donagh
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    Feb 28th 2020, 11:47 AM

    It’s a much more logical idea to put a number of R,B 35′s on each side of the river next Summer when the water levels are normal and remove the obstructions, It will never cure all the flooding but it will greatly reduce it. It always appears to be easier to spend the money on engineering reports and planning procedures than on practical flood relief!

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    Mute james dimaggio
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    Feb 28th 2020, 10:21 AM

    I assumed that’s why people pay insurance premiums.

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    Mute MaryLou Silvester-Carr
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    Feb 28th 2020, 8:35 AM

    And how much will the Red Cross take from these emergency funds? After reading what they stole from the People of Haiti I would never support the Red Cross again!
    Yet another boo boo by the government!

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    Mute David Jones
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    Feb 28th 2020, 6:32 AM

    But in fairness the Irish Swimming team for Tokyo now have plenty of places to train so noice…

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