Information
Disorder
What is it and how to protect people from it
A practical introduction to misinformation, disinformation and malinformation, with ways to find reliable information.
Read fact sheet (PDF) ↗You deserve receipts.
Our purpose
Evidence. Context. Accountability.
We share qualitative and quantitative information for Ireland’s immigration conversation, and highlight information gaps that can make it vulnerable to information disorder.
Evidence. Context. Accountability.
Receipt Brief is an independent source of clear, humanely presented analysis on immigration statistics and claims. Our current focus is the Republic of Ireland.
We all deserve clear and honest information.
Claim tracker
Explore public claims and commitments, with a clear record of their current status.
About Receipt Brief
An independent source of clear, humanely presented analysis on immigration statistics, claims, and public information.
How we work
Clear, humane information for a better-informed and fairer Ireland.
Independent by design
Receipt Brief is a small, independently run project — not directed by political parties, government bodies or commercial interests.
Information
Disorder
A practical introduction to misinformation, disinformation and malinformation, with ways to find reliable information.
Read fact sheet (PDF) ↗Case Study
001
A five-month IRP renewal case that raises questions about document handling, portal records and the personal-data audit trail.
Read case study (PDF) ↗Letter to
Ger Deering
A letter sharing Receipt Brief research relevant to extending the Ombudsman’s remit to people navigating immigration and prison systems.
Read letter (PDF) ↗Letter to
Louise O'Reilly
A request for support to extend the Ombudsman’s remit and independently audit Immigration Service Delivery practices.
Read letter (PDF) ↗No publications match that search or filter.
Methodology
Read how we assess claims, use sources and communicate what the evidence can — and cannot — show.
Read our methodology ↗Corrections
If we get something wrong, we want to know. Read how we review, correct and record changes.
Read our corrections policy ↗Get in touch
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