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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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AI images and misinformation shared widely online during Garvaghy Road stand-off (opens the original)
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ONGOING TENSIONS OVER a proposed Orange Order march in Portadown, Co Armagh, have led to misinformation online. This includes claims by fringe commentators that the march was a purposeful tactic to stop people talking about immigration. Protesters have blocked Garvaghy Road since Sunday, which has led to the DUP accusing Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill of breaking the law, potentially putting the Stormont power-sharing arrangement under threat. The PSNI announced today that they
Explainer: Did Michelle O’Neill break the law by going to Portadown? (opens the original)
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PLANS FOR A march down Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Co Armagh, have led to a third day of protests stopping the Orange Order from holding their planned procession. Protesting local residents have been joined in support by politicians, including First Minister of Northern Ireland Michelle O’Neill and other members of Sinn Féin. O’Neill’s presence at the protest has prompted the leader of the DUP to condemn her for allegedly breaking the law — an accusation that could threaten their shaky Stormont
Explainer: What exemption does Poland have in the EU Migration Pact? (opens the original)
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AN AONTÚ PRESS release advocating for Ireland to withdraw from the EU Migration Pact this week included a number of attention-grabbing suggestions. The EU Migration and Asylum Pact is a mammoth overhaul of the way countries manage immigration and asylum processing, designed to standardise immigration laws and policy across the EU. In the 23 September press release, Aontú outlined a Bill in the Dáil seeking to withdraw Ireland from the EU Migration Pact. The bill was introduced by Aontú’s leader
Debunked: The media publishes news about sexual assaults, reporting is not banned by ‘new laws’ (opens the original)
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FALSE CLAIMS THAT the public is being “left in the dark” about rapes and sexual assaults due to the government creating new laws that enforce “media blackouts” have spread online. There are laws that forbid the media identifying suspects of rape and sexual assault until they are convicted, though these are not particularly new — they were first passed in 1981 and were extended by the Dáil in 2024, under the previous government. Nevertheless, a video that misleadingly claims that crimes are not b
Debunked: Videos of Zuckerberg saying humanity's water is almost depleted are deepfake scams (opens the original)
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VIDEOS THAT PURPORTEDLY show Mark Zuckerberg saying that water will run out in the following year are AI-generated fakes. The AI footage is an almost exact match for news footage of a widely publicised meeting US president Donald Trump held with tech leaders, including Zuckerberg, the head of Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. However, the audio in the AI clip is completely different, and the footage appears to have been slightly altered using deepfake technology to make Zuckerbe
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