What was once dismissed as a fringe conspiracy theory has been reported as fact by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
The Department of Health has confirmed Ireland had no excess deaths during the core pandemic years of 2020-2022, RTE has reported, citing a new ‘Working Paper’ from the OECD showing that Ireland was one of nine OECD countries to avoid excess deaths during this height of the Covid panic.
To date, there have been 9,366 “probable” and “possible” deaths due to Covid-19 recorded in Ireland, but many have pointed out that this figure includes people with serious co-morbidities.
While Ireland avoided excess deaths during the so-called pandemic the EU Commission reported that excess deaths were up an unprecedented 17.8 % for 2023 as of October of that year.
This jump in excess deaths coincidently follows the roll out the Covid-19 vaccine but experts remain baffled as to what could be the cause of it.
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