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FactCheck: Claim made in full-page Irish Times ad about Covid-19 deaths is false
FactCheck: Many of the claims made about Covid-19 in a leaflet sent to Dublin households are false or misleading
FactFind: Are Fine Gael's claims about Sinn Féin in a video published on social media accurate?
Debunked: No, this photo does not show a skip filled with food waste from Dublin restaurants which were forced to close
Debunked: No, Smyths Toys is not closing its doors and going 'online only' in the run up to Christmas
Debunked: No, the Covid-19 swab test cannot enter the brain and cause damage
Debunked: No, Paul Murphy isn't recruiting and training actors to attend protests
Debunked: No, countries were not exporting Covid-19 test kits in 2017
Debunked: The claims in this Facebook video about suicide figures and number of Covid deaths in Ireland are inaccurate
FactCheck: Is this widespread claim about the recent number of deaths by suicide in Ireland true?
FactCheck: No, Eamon Ryan did not fall asleep in the Dáil chamber again
Debunked: No, council staff have not been banned from entering a flats complex in Dublin because of Covid
FactCheck: No, Leo Varadkar did not say he supports forced vaccination against Covid-19
FactCheck: Does this photo show a protest against Covid-19 restrictions in South Korea?
Debunked: Three false claims about Minister for Children Roderic O'Gorman
Debunked: It's false to claim Irish and Italian death tolls are 'miscalculated' and 'inflated' by up to 90%
Debunked: No, children won't be banned from attending school if they don't get the flu vaccine
Debunked: No, 'Covid-19 sensors' have not been 'inserted secretly into every phone'
Debunked: No, parents will not receive a consent form to let schools make medical decisions for children
FactCheck: No, Clones' High Cross is not being moved 'because of Muslims'
Debunked: No, wearing a face mask does not 'disrupt pH levels' and increase cancer risk
Groupthink, fatigue and divilment: Why do people share fake news?
Debunk: No, the first UK volunteer in a Covid-19 vaccine trial has not died
Debunked: No, you will not receive a €1,000 reward from Gardaí for reporting house parties
Debunked: No, you cannot catch Legionnaires' disease or pleurisy from wearing a face covering
Debunked: No, Eamon Ryan did not call Peter Tatchell a 'green legend and tireless LGBT campaigner'
Factcheck: Are dognappers marking targets with stickers on ESB pillars?
Debunked: The conspiracy theories around the so-called Hollywood drug adrenochrome
FactCheck: Will children be taught how to masturbate as part of their education from September?
Debunked: No, the HSE has not banned a Covid-19 treatment in order to later 'push' a vaccine
FactCheck: Have 'only 8 people' under 65 died from Covid-19 in Ireland?
FactCheck: Can a common cold cause a positive Covid-19 test?
FactCheck: No, this photo does not show Obama visiting a Wuhan lab in 2015 to give millions to a 'bat project'
FactCheck: Did a Belfast bank post a notice describing balaclavas as 'unsuitable' face coverings?
Debunked: No, pressing ‘cancel’ twice on an ATM won’t prevent your PIN from being stolen
FactCheck: No, Croke Park will not be used for animal slaughter during Eid Al Adha
The Explainer: How Covid-19 brought misinformation to Ireland
WATCH: How Covid-19 brought misinformation to Ireland
FactFind: Here is how Covid-19 deaths are counted in Ireland
Join the Zoom discussion: How Covid-19 brought misinformation to Ireland