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Fact-checkers debunk misleading anti-LGBTQ+ claims about new Irish sex education syllabus

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Misleading claims about the new sex education syllabus for secondary school students in Ireland have been debunked. Fact-checkers from The Journal investigated various leaflets circulating in response to changes to the Social, Personal and Health Education (SPHE) curriculum and highlighted the misinformation being spread.

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