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FactCheckDebunked: Fake video of children learning Islamic prayer in school shared millions of times
FactCheckDebunked: A real explosion in Kerry was followed by fake footage that claimed to show it happening
FactCheckAfter fire at asylum centre in Drogheda, online fringe groups seek to rewrite what happened
FactCheckDebunked: Roderic O’Gorman did not tweet in eight languages inviting asylum seekers to Ireland
FactCheckDebunked: Presidential candidates did not campaign to remove ‘women’ from the constitution
FactCheckDebunked: False stat about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome used to bolster anti-vaccine claims
FactCheckDebunked: Chart uses false information to compare benefits given to Ukrainian and Irish families
FactCheckDebunked: Video decrying NGOs wrongly names organisations it says are receiving State money
FactCheckDebunked: The UN Agenda 2030 goals do not mention a ‘one world government’ or ‘depopulation’
FactCheckDebunked: No proof for viral video's claims of a ‘crackdown’ on independent media in Ireland
FactCheckDebunked: Candidates who want to run for President of Ireland do not need government backing
AssassinationsExplainer: What does a deleted US government report say about the politics of domestic terrorists?
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Charlie Kirk: JFK-type conspiracies and false reports of culprit spread in aftermath of shooting
The conservative activist’s death has been surrounded by misinformation and baseless speculation.
FactCheckDebunked: Elon Musk wrongly claims Simon Harris blocked 'the will of the people' in Áras race
FactCheckDebunked: No evidence a viral video of men walking with a child in Dublin shows a kidnapping
FactCheckDebunked: Misleading post claims the media is covering up a surge in young girls going missing
FactCheckFactFind: What is the Disability Green Paper haunting Heather Humphreys’ presidential run?
FactCheckDebunked: Asylum seekers are not exempt from income tax for a year after they are allowed to work
FactCheckDebunked: Viral video of Trump berating the Irish government over immigration is fabricated
FactCheckDebunked: Irish influencer’s video peddles baseless claims about immigration and crime in Sweden
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Debunked: No, the Premier League has not banned players from wearing rainbow-coloured bootlaces
FactCheckDebunked: No, the Premier League has not banned players from wearing rainbow-coloured bootlaces
FactCheckDebunked: Fox News claims about an Irish crime wave are based on discredited claims and bad stats
FactCheckDebunked: Old video of a Belgian mosque claims to show “what they’re teaching kids now in school”
