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Stephen McDermott

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  • Assistant News Editor, and Editorial Lead, Factcheck, TheJournal.ie
Dublin
As seen in: TheJournal.ie, MSN Ireland, The Daily Mirror, Liverpool Echo, Scottish Daily Record, Newstalk, Belfast Live, The42, Dublin Live
Editor @TJ_factcheck for @thejournal_ie. Any opinions are mine.
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Comedy horror Widow's Bay wins big at the Emmys

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By Stephen McDermott Verified
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QUIRKY HORROR SERIES “Widow’s Bay” cleaned up at Monday’s Emmys, setting a new record for the most awards won by a comedy in a single year, as gritty hospital show “The Pitt” won again for best drama. Apple TV’s “Widow’s Bay,” which stars Matthew Rhys as the leader of an isolated New England island that appears to be haunted, emerged as one of the most talked-about debut series of the year, and now has the trophies to back up the buzz.
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FactCheck: Four claims made by Donald Trump during his trip to Ireland

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By Stephen McDermott Verified
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DONALD TRUMP’S BRIEF visit to Ireland was always likely to generate some headline-grabbing claims. In remarks at the US ambassador’s residence in Dublin and questions from reporters at his Doonbeg golf resort, Trump spoke about Ireland’s pharmaceutical industry, global oil supplies and domestic US politics. We examined four of his more substantial claims over the two-day trip to see how well they stand up.
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Nottingham Forest land Shamrock Rovers striker Michael Noonan on free transfer

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By Stephen McDermott Verified
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MICHAEL NOONAN IS set to join Nottingham Forest on a free transfer from Shamrock Rovers in January. As first reported by the Daily Telegraph, the 18-year-old has opted for the Premier League club after turning 18 earlier this summer. The Republic of Ireland underage international became the youngest scorer in the history of Uefa Conference League when he found the net against Molde aged 16 years and 197 days.
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