Deaths up 15% on September 2020

RIPcounties.ie counted 2870 death notices for September 2024. This is 15% more than the 2493 in September 2020.

Ah, 2020! The year…

… of the supposedly deadly new virus to which no one had immunity and for which there was, as yet, no miracle transfections to save humanity and…

… when politicians, medics and media never stopped worrying about the numbers dying.

Why are they silent now?

How did September affect your county?

New York, Spring 2020

27,000 more deaths than normal

May 3rd, Jessica Hockett spoke with the Corona Investigative Committee about some of the issues with the official COVID story. Just some. For more, visit www.Woodhouse76.com

Her work leads to many questions. One in particular is gaining a foothold in my circles recently.

If New York suffered the equivalent of greater than 9/11 levels of death non-stop for approximately six weeks, there surely must be some nurses, doctors, emergency responders, undertakers and others who were traumatised by the experience of witnessing so much death or handling all those bodies.

Why aren’t we hearing their stories?!

Eurostat excess mortality, February, 2024

Ireland: 3rd WORST in EU at 9.4%

You can use the Eurostat Interactive Tool to select and compare Ireland with the EU average. As you do I invite you to ask yourself two questions:

why don’t Irish excess deaths come down in the Summer like they used to?

– why aren’t politicians, public health and media kicking up a fuss like they did in 2020 (the year when deaths barely went up!)?

Irish Central Statistics Office did not project this amount of death

“… a mortality projection produced by the CSO immediately after the 2016 census when they would have had the exact up to date age and sex profile of the population and relevant actuarial data…

The 2021 to 2023 figures (in red) are rounded estimates based on rip.ie figures as per Irelandexcessdeaths.com …

As you can see, the CSO pretty much nailed it for 2017 to 2020 (Scamdemic Year) but then things go horribly off kilter from 2021 onwards.

2021 just happens to be year the Covid 19 mRNA vaccines were rolled out…

Patrick E. Walsh

Ireland excess mortality @ 10.4% for November 2023

Phone or tablet? Tap the ‘hamburger’ menu. Desktop? Click the down arrow. Theo select Ireland to compare with EU average.

Tap on or near a dot to show that month’s info.

UK: early heart disease deaths rise to 14-year high

Some, like checkur6, are reminding us that Dr. John Campbell convinced many to take a harmful product – despite evidence of harm being available at that time. Evidence he either refused to seek out or believe.

Having fallen for the charade myself for about a year, I can’t bring myself to judge.

But whatever amount of harms and deaths Dr. John Campbell might have contributed to, at least now he’s highlighting excess deaths

The chart for Ireland in his video

“Nothing was spreading”

Professor Denis Rancourt on deaths in Ireland

“… graph on all-cause mortality in Ireland from 2018 to present day which shows the first major spike around April 2020. Rancourt puts these deaths down to official assaults on vulnerable people, like ventilators and end-of -life protocols at a time of visitor restrictions at hospitals and nursing homes.

“The proof that it cannot be due to a virus is the following. Everywhere that it occurs around the world, it is synchronous, it happens at the same time immediately after the pandemic is announced. So the virus is waiting for a political announcement that there is a pandemic and then it’s going out and killing people right away”.

Aisling O’Loughlin

Aisling O’Loughlin: Rumble, Substack | DenisRancourt.ca | Correlation-Canada.org

Tipp Today: Patrick E Walsh debunks that OECD report and the forthcoming ‘Official Ireland’ Covid ‘review’

In his interview Patrick mentions some links. He has provided them on his Substack.

There’s red flags and questions


Did the report use the most appropriate figures to base calculations on?

Is the hyping of the report preparing the public for what the official COVID review is going to find?

Are the three years 2020, 2021 and 2022 being lumped together to disguise the facts that

  • 2020 saw just some hundreds of more deaths than 2019 (but politicians, experts, TV, radio and newspapers gave the opposite impression)
  • 2021 saw c 3,000 more deaths than 2020 (but politicians, experts, TV, radio and newspapers did not highlight that)
  • 2022 saw even more deaths again than 2021 (but politicians, experts, TV, radio and newspapers again, did not highlight)…

Explore the figures yourself on IrelandExcessDeaths.com and RIPcounties.ie 1Each site use different methods of counting RIP.ie death notices. Hence some slight variance in their numbers. But the trends they identify are the same.

Related: Tipp Today. Is There hope? OECD: no excess deaths in Ireland 2020-2022

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    Each site use different methods of counting RIP.ie death notices. Hence some slight variance in their numbers. But the trends they identify are the same.

Tipp Today. Is there hope?

OECD: no excess deaths in Ireland 2020-2022

But… Jan 3rd audience comments and how the host Alison spoke suggest considerable scepticism.1Extracted from the full podcast recording here. Even amongst some who have taken a transfection.

The first 19 minutes feature Prof Anthony Staines exceptional mental and verbal gymnastics talking about the OECD report.

For those reading from abroad… “Tipp” is short for the county of Tipperary – which has seen a noticeable upswing in deaths in recent years: