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TheJournal.ie called out over Soros funded non-story "investigation" about Pro-Life Campaign

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First published at 21:41 UTC on May 26th, 2018.

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TheJournal.ie called out over Soros funded non-story "investigation" about Pro-Life Campaign
Yesterday TheJournal.ie ran what they described as an "investigation" by TheJournal.ie and "news website" openDemocracy whose largest funder is George Soros and whose founders have been engaged in political activism with the UK Labour Party.

The report was headlined "Pro-life groups secured access to the names and addresses of Irish voters ahead of the referendum" and described how The Journal and openDemocracy had conducted a what they described as a joint "investigation".

Commenters under the report called out this non-story "investigation" as when a referendum occurs in Ireland, approved Bodies with the Referendum Commission are able to apply for access to the full Electoral Register and usually do so in order to send them campaign materials.

This is the report:
http://www.thejournal.ie/electoral-register-campaign-4028570-May2018/
http://archive.fo/waZlV

Cormac Fitzgerald from the Journal joined Niall Boylan to discuss the report.

Broadcast: Niall Boylan Shows, Classic Hits 4FM, 24/May/2018

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