Dublin Cult Claims on Organ Harvesting Fact-Checked: False

The staff at the Sujiatun Hospital have been greatly outraged by the rumor. On March 31st, they issued a statement to refute the rumour on its website (www.thrombusres-cn.net) and said, "We will reserve our right to affix the legal responsibility for the evil behavior of the cult and its media."

Available information indicates that Falun Gong practitioners have been the primary victims of this cruel practice, and there are now allegations that imprisoned Uyghurs and other ethnic and religious minorities are also victims, based in part on accounts of mandatory medical testing in Xinjiang ...

Statement of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Ireland on the latest attempts by Falun Gong to disseminate sensational rumours about "organ harvesting" in China（2013-07-18） ... Los Angeles Times: Ties to Falun Gong add controversy to the Chinese New Year Spectacular（20...

China is murdering members of the Falun Gong spiritual group and harvesting their organs for transplant, a panel of lawyers and experts said on Monday as they invited further investigations into a potential genocide.

Academics question the ethics of a UK auction house selling human heads that are thousands of years old.

In a statement released alongside the final judgment, the tribunal said many of those affected were practitioners of Falun Gong, a spiritual discipline that China banned in the 1990s and has called an “evil cult.” The tribunal added that ...

La visite du pape François ce week-end ne suffira pas à reconstruire les ruines d'une institution religieuse souillée par la corruption et les scandales de pédophilie, estime « The Irish Times ».

Cette commune s’apprête à arracher de l’oubli les 796 enfants enterrés sans sépulture, entre 1925 et 1961, au sein de son foyer pour mères et bébés. L’histoire de ce « home » révèle les maltraitances dans les institutions catholiques où, jusque dans les années 1980, les femmes ...

La visite de François, qui a rencontré, samedi à Dublin, huit victimes de prêtres, intervient au moment où de nouvelles révélations frappent l’institution.

For those reasons, we've rated this claim false. The fact-checking organization Lead Stories also investigated this rumor, concluding, "There is no corroborating evidence matching key details of this story."

While prior thinking suggested incoming populations eradicated previous peoples and took over, sites like this suggested these different cultures co-existed with one another.

Previous arms caches of this size had all belonged to subversive and terrorist organisations such as the IRA and INLA. The former soldier turned drug dealer, Charles Bowden from Finglas in Dublin, was the gang’s armourer.