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FactCheck

    FactCheck: Did the New York Times say in 1854 the US was being 'overwhelmed' by Irish immigrants?
    FactCheck: Are there really more teachers in Ireland than ever before?
    Debunked: There is nothing ‘strange’ about not naming unconvicted rape suspects. It’s the law
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    Debunked: No, the electricity blackouts in Spain and Portugal were not caused by a solar flare
    Debunked: Video of church attack was filmed in Nebraska a decade ago, not present-day Europe
    Debunked: Conor McGregor's false claims about roads policing, immigrants and Irish 'genocide'
    FactCheck: Studies of millions of children show there is no connection between autism and vaccines
    Debunked: Video of Army exercise in Kildare did not show someone arrested for planting a bomb
    Debunked: A grant doesn't show 'Phone shops, Turkish barbers & vape shops' are funded by taxes
    Debunked: A new conspiracy theory claims 14 countries signed a treaty to ban natural conception
    Debunked: Fake BBC video claims Olena Zelenska 'failed' in attempt to flee husband Volodymyr
    Debunked: Viral image contains false claim that UK's Southport killer was an 'Islamic migrant'
    Debunked: A video showing a man assaulting a woman is from the US, not Ireland
    Debunked: An article claiming LGBTQ+ people have 'lower IQ than average' is fake
    FactCheck: Does the EU impose a 39% tariff on US goods as Donald Trump's massive chart claimed?
    Debunked: Brennans didn't recently apply for Halal certification (but Muslims can eat it anyway)
    How does someone become a candidate for the Irish presidency?
    FactCheck: Is the Irish government paying for Ukrainians to repair their cars?
    Debunked: A UK local newspaper headline about Ukrainian soldiers 'dying in vain' is fake
    Debunked: No, Donald Trump did not announce that he wants to annex Alaska
    FactCheck: Will the MetroLink cost more than €23 billion?
    'Dangerous Dublin': How two viral headlines were behind Conor McGregor's White House comments
    An image of two Irish news articles has gone global among anti-immigrant groups.
    Debunked: Data contradicts McGregor’s White House claim that Irish are a minority in some towns
    ‘Disinformation will be back’ warns expert as Meta rolls out Community Notes
    Debunked: Fake headline claims Trump granted the Burke family asylum over religious persecution
    Debunked: Project Ireland 2040 isn't a plan 'to flood the country with nearly 2m extra people’
    Debunked: No, RTÉ is not replacing the Angelus with a Muslim call to prayer
    Debunked: Enoch Burke payment claim that was shared by Musk is filled with misinformation
    Debunked: Deepfake video showing Michael O'Leary promoting financial software was made with AI
    Debunked: A video showing the Ukrainian flag flying from the Statue of Liberty is fake
    Does the UN Security Council have final say when it comes to sending Irish troops abroad?
    Debunked: Irish Facebook groups inundated with housing scams
    Debunked: Video of attack on jogger ‘in Ireland’ was actually recorded more than 9,000km away
    Debunked: No evidence Bill Gates funded project to make bird flu transmissible to humans
    Debunked: USAID does not fund the BBC, as some public figures in the United States have claimed
    Debunked: Image of Pope Francis with respirator mask was made with generative AI
    Debunked: Videos showing ballots being shredded after German election were fake
    Debunked: Did Elon Musk abandon his son at a Donald Trump rally? No
    Debunked: Years-old video used to falsely claim Ireland is establishing a ‘National Hijab Day’
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