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FactCheck: Are vaccinated people as likely to transmit Covid-19 as non-vaccinated people?
Did a study show a vaccinated person is every bit as likely to transmit Covid as an unvaccinated person? We test a claim made in the Dáil by Wexford TD Verona Murphy.
A TD made the claim this week, leading to the Minister for Health criticising the spread of 'anti-vax information'
We spoke to the author of the study referenced by the TD, who said the claim was incorrect
The study's results were complex and it's easy to see how messages became mixed around the findings, writes Brianna Parkins
5 Nov 2021
Thursday
4 Nov 2021
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climate action plan
Low-cost loans and scrappage scheme to convince drivers to buy electric could be on the cards
4 Nov 2021
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climate action plan
Agriculture, Building, Transport: Here's how sectors are expected to cut emissions by 2030
4 Nov 2021
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tensions
UK Brexit minister due in Paris for talks on fishing row as France releases impounded trawler
4 Nov 2021
3
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'It's fantastic that it's come to ladies football': Underdogs is back with a new season on TG4
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Wednesday
3 Nov 2021
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doing your bit
Much-awaited Climate Action Plan finalised by Cabinet sub-committee
3 Nov 2021
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Brexit
Invoking Joe Biden's support, Micheál Martin says UK triggering Article 16 would be 'reckless'
3 Nov 2021
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Virginia
Republican win in Virginia 'shows potency of the culture wars' in US politics
3 Nov 2021
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DAILY FIGURES
Coronavirus: 3,174 new cases as Holohan urges people to reduce close contacts
3 Nov 2021
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis votes 'no' on replacing police department after Floyd death
3 Nov 2021
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New York
Ex-police officer and Democrat Eric Adams wins New York mayoral election
3 Nov 2021
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Tuesday
2 Nov 2021
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Coronavirus
No plan to reintroduce restrictions but Covid figures are 'very concerning', Donnelly says
2 Nov 2021
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Terry McAuliffe
Biden predicts Democratic win in Virginia but election remains too close to call
2 Nov 2021
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Climate Change
'Every second of delay makes our task that bit bigger': Taoiseach delivers Irish COP26 address
2 Nov 2021
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One of our own
Dubliners may decide in 2024 whether they want a directly elected mayor
2 Nov 2021
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Covid-19
Coronavirus: 3,726 new cases confirmed as Ireland records highest daily figure since January
2 Nov 2021
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Emissions
Dáil hears there are 'no proposals' to cull cattle as 80 countries sign pledge to cut methane
2 Nov 2021
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Karine Elharrar
Israel minister to meet Johnson at COP26, day after being stopped entering summit in wheelchair
2 Nov 2021
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deforestation
COP26: World leaders sign up to multibillion-dollar pledge to end deforestation by 2030
2 Nov 2021
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fishing row
‘Intensive’ talks to be held in fishing row after French back down on threats against UK
2 Nov 2021
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Monday
1 Nov 2021
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ethics watchdog
SIPO considers whether Monaghan councillor's allegedly 'racist' leaflet breaches standards
1 Nov 2021
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Back to Work
Helen McEntee returns as Justice Minister today after six months maternity leave
1 Nov 2021
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‘It’s a unique occasion’: TG4 to broadcast Laytown Races live from the beach for the first time
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janet yellen
Donohoe says Ireland won't lecture US on climate obligations as Treasury Secretary visits Dublin
1 Nov 2021
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Brexit
Frost accuses EU of ignoring political sensitivities in Northern Ireland
1 Nov 2021
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Sunday
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Saturday
30 Oct 2021
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Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
Les Miserables overtones as SF pivots and primes itself for government
30 Oct 2021
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Brexit
British Government ‘actively considering’ legal proceedings to challenge French fishing threats
30 Oct 2021
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US politics
Larry Donnelly: What might Tuesday’s elections in the US hold in store?
Larry Donnelly
30 Oct 2021
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Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
Mary Lou McDonald: 'I want to lead as Taoiseach if you give us that chance'
30 Oct 2021
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Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
Sinn Féin votes in favour of non-jury courts in 'exceptional circumstances'
30 Oct 2021
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Brexit
‘Do they want a solution at all?’: O’Neill questions the UK’s red lines on NI Protocol
30 Oct 2021
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rapid testing
Antigen tests should be free to members of the public, says Mary Lou McDonald
30 Oct 2021
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Peace
Northern Ireland peace fund chief warns of growing alienation and further violence after Brexit
30 Oct 2021
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