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Apple Ruling Pushes Irish Government To The Brink

(AFP) – Ireland’s fragile minority government meets for crunch talks to resolve a stalemate on Friday after an EU ruling on Apple that has divided the country and undermined a cornerstone of its economic policy. Ireland needs to decide whether

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Irish Parliament Rejects Limited Abortion Bill

Dublin (AFP) – The Irish parliament on Thursday rejected proposed legislation to allow abortion in Ireland in cases of fatal foetal abnormality. Prime Minister Enda Kenny had instructed his Fine Gael party members to vote against the bill as the

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Ireland Marks Centenary Of Revolt That Led to Independence

Ireland on Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, a rebellion against British rule that paved the way for independence, with the largest commemorative events in the country’s history. The rebels who seized buildings across Dublin and proclaimed

Old Foes Face Dilemma Over Teaming Up after Irish Election

Ireland’s two biggest political parties, bitter rivals for almost a century, were facing a tough choice Monday in the wake of inconclusive elections — team up, or risk months of instability. Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, which between them have

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Irish Government Suffers Heavy Election Defeat, No Obvious Winner

Ireland faced the prospect of political deadlock on Saturday, after the first exit poll from the election indicated the governing coalition has failed to win enough votes to secure a second term. Both Prime Minister Enda Kenny’s centre-right Fine Gael

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Two Zika Cases Reported in Ireland

Zika arrives in Ireland, with confirmation from the Health Service Executive that two travelers with a history of visiting the South American outbreak area have tested positive for the virus.

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Ireland’s Government Vows to Fight Any British EU Exit

Ireland’s government will step up its support for Britain to remain in the European Union (EU) if it is re-elected, the foreign minister said on Saturday. However, an inconclusive result in elections expected next month could endanger a consistent response

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