Misinformation has been circulated online falsely linking a well-known Dublin coach company to involvement in transporting asylum seekers to the site in Coolock which has seen violent disturbances in recent days.
It is just one of several instances in which misinformation has proliferated across social media, seemingly without any moderation policies preventing or limiting it.
In the video, the person thanks Nolan Coaches for the information, then encourages people to return to the Coolock site on Wednesday. "Nolan Coaches does not, and has not in the past, operate buses for the Department of Integration for the movement of refugees. This has never been part of our services and will not be in the future."
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