Debunked: No, this is not a photo of a man attacked by George Nkencho
An image being shared on social media is actually of an Everton football fan attacked in 2019.
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An image being shared on social media is actually of an Everton football fan attacked in 2019.
We’re assured not even a pandemic can quench the magic of Christmas.
The fake advertisement was shared on social media following protests in Dublin at the weekend.
Variations of the same post have been widely shared on Facebook.
A letter claiming to be from Golf Union Ireland stated golf courses were set to reopen on 2 May.
A piece of misinformation being shared widely claims that a vaccine existed 19 years ago. This is untrue.
The US President says lots of things. But he didn’t say this.
A post on Facebook claiming that Queen Elizabeth’s speech regarding the coronavirus outbreak is untrue.
A post on Instagram claiming that Queen Elizabeth has coronavirus is untrue.
The latest WhatsApp message doing the rounds is debunked here.
Iran launched missile attacks on military bases housing US troops last night – but was this one of the missiles?
Just how does he do it? It takes an awful lot of hard work.
The former NI Police Ombudsman made the comments in a Morning Ireland interview yesterday.
Nigel Farage has claimed that he used the phase repeatedly during the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign.
The Kerry TD has been criticised for his contribution to the committee yesterday.
He’s making a list, and checking it twice.
Trump has pinned the blame for the controversial practice at the US border on Democrats, but is he right?
Footage online appears to show the Canadian Prime Minister’s eyebrow falling off at a live press conference.
Commonly shared around WhatsApp groups, it portends great doom coming to your phone.
“It’s difficult to say in hindsight whether I would have run such a campaign or not,” says Minister Regina Doherty.
The Taoiseach and Housing Minister have both made the claim in recent weeks.
Ireland is in the middle of a housing crisis, but are homeless numbers the highest they’ve ever been?
The Ireland head coach was frustrated with suggestions his side play an attritional game.
A new project called FactCheckNI is aiming to find out the truth behind claims about Northern Ireland.
TheJournal.ie’s GE16 FactCheck examines some confusing and contradictory claims about social housing.
The opposition party has come under attack for its budget proposals this week.