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Wednesday, April 12th, 2023, 3:33 am

In Ireland, More Deaths at End of 2022 Than in 2021 (COVID-19) and Far More Deaths Now Than During COVID-19′s Peak

tl;dr 8467 deaths in 2022Q3, compared to 8165 in 2021Q3

Last year we looked at this data and found that Ireland was not solving the COVID-19 problem.

We have newer data now.

Now, let’s compare Q3 deaths for even older years:

6517 in 2010
6911 in 2011
6825 in 2012
6983 in 2013
7001 in 2014
6851 in 2015
7129 in 2016
6987 in 2017
7143 in 2018
7358 in 2019
7111 in 2020

Don’t believe the numbers? Here’s the data:

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