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FactCheck

    Explainer: Here's why elections have not been held in Ukraine since Russia's 2022 invasion
    Debunked: Old reports circulating about plans for a huge mosque in Dublin that never went ahead
    Debunked: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy has a 57% approval rating, not 4% as Trump said
    Debunked: No, US Vice-President JD Vance did not make a security conference chairman cry on stage
    How far-right agitators exploited an information vacuum after the Stoneybatter attack
    Debunked: Doctors and nurses who gave the Covid-19 vaccines are not being tried for war crimes
    Debunked: A photo of a split bride/groom costume isn't an Irish person who ‘married themself’
    Debunked: The Status Red warning during Storm Éowyn was not a 'climate lockdown'
    Debunked: ‘HIV-infected Green Monkey DNA’ has not been found in Covid-19 vaccines
    Debunked: Elon Musk misleadingly suggests other celebrities made controversial 'Nazi' gesture
    Will your car insurance be cancelled if you drive during a Red warning? Insurers say no
    Debunked: Fake missing child posts shared widely in Limerick and Roscommon Facebook groups
    Debunked: Photo of Jimmy Saville with a child does not show a young Keir Starmer
    Debunked: Estimate of 250,000 victims of UK ‘grooming gangs’ is based on bad stats
    Debunked: Enoch Burke isn't forced to stand outside a school for refusing 'transgender ideology'
    Debunked: Woman wrongly accused of Satanism for wearing St Brigid's cross at LA fires press event
    Debunked: The Hollywood sign still stands, despite AI-generated images of it burning
    FactCheck: What do we know about the scale of child sex exploitation by gangs in the UK?
    FactCheck: Do immigrants get shorter sentences than Irish citizens?
    The truth about Meta’s broadside against fact-checkers
    Susan Daly
    Debunked: Man arrested at Connolly Station was Irish and not a foreign national
    Why has Elon Musk taken aim at both Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage over a UK sex abuse scandal?
    Intervening in politics outside the United States and his native South Africa is not a new habit for Musk.
    Musk has spent the last week or so levelling attacks against a number of British political figures.
    Yesterday, Musk publicly withdrew support for the leader of the far-right Reform UK party, Nigel Farage.
    Debunked: Tommy Robinson was jailed for lying, not ‘for telling the truth’ as Elon Musk claims
    Debunked: No, Pope Francis didn’t open spiritual portals to other dimensions over Christmas
    The symbolic act of opening Holy Doors for the Church’s Jubilee Year was drastically misrepresented by some online.
    Debunked: No evidence that DHL scam using ‘sorry we missed you’ notes is operating in Ireland
    Debunked: Image of Bono and Bob Geldof holding Israeli flags is AI-generated
    FactCheck: False claims about Ireland's position on Gaza ramp up after embassy closure
    Debunked: Asylum seekers are not suspects for bloody Mullingar incident, as some posts claim
    Debunked: Pride flags will not be banned at next year's Fifa Club World Cup
    Debunked: A search for a man missing in Kildare is a scam using the ID of a dead American
    Debunked: A failed election candidate was jailed, but not for uncovering election tampering
    Debunked: False claims the World Health Organisation will undo human rights have spread online
    Why is Israel accusing Amnesty International of inventing its own definition of genocide?
    Debunked: Baseless claims about a cow feed supplement used in attempts to boycott milk
    Debunked: Fake AI slop images of old Ireland are being used to push anti-immigrant narratives
    The far-right failed in the general election - but reports of their death have been exaggerated
    Disappointed by failed campaigns, far-right candidates turn to claims of election rigging
    Debunked: Images of men at Dublin Airport show EU seasonal workers, not an ‘invasion’
    Debunked: CCTV footage shared online does not show Nikita Hand on night of sexual assault
    FactCheck: Are a third of hotels and B&Bs outside the M50 used to house asylum seekers?
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