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May 14 2008, AP

Northern Ireland’s police chief accused Irish Republican Army dissidents Tuesday of planting a booby-trap bomb that exploded overnight beneath a policeman’s car, destroying the vehicle and wounding the officer.

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May 15 2008 by AP0 Comments

Four suspected Irish Republican Army dissidents were arrested Thursday in connection with a bomb attack that wounded an officer earlier in the week, police said.

 
 
May 12 2008 by AP0 Comments

A British judge will preside in Ireland for the first time since the nation’s independence 86 years ago, an Irish judge ruled Monday as an unprecedented lawsuit against IRA dissidents set more legal firsts.

 
 
May 9 2008 by AP0 Comments

Guinness beer owner Diageo PLC rattled an Irish icon Friday, announcing plans to lay off more than half of its brewery workers, close two breweries and shift most beer production to a new, high-tech plant in the Dublin suburbs by 2013.

 
 
May 9 2008 by AP0 Comments

Diageo PLC said Friday it will close two Irish breweries, reduce operations at a third facility and cut its staff in the country by more than half as it consolidates Guinness brewing operations in Ireland.

 
 
May 8 2008 by AP0 Comments

A woman who won $5 million in the Georgia lottery a year ago has been found stabbed to death in her home, and her former boyfriend has been charged with murder, authorities said.

 
 
May 3 2008 by AP0 Comments

Hillary Rodham Clinton called for a vote Friday in the Democratic-controlled Congress on a summertime suspension of the federal gasoline tax, a plan that Barack Obama dismissed as a political stunt that would cost thousands of construction jobs.

 
 
May 2 2008 by AP0 Comments

Ireland is donating $2 million to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library.

 
 
May 1 2008 by AP0 Comments

One of Syria’s most prominent pro-democracy activists won an Irish award Thursday for his work trying to promote human rights for prisoners, political parties and journalists in his homeland.

 
 
Apr 30 2008 by AP0 Comments

Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern is hailing Irish-American ties in a speech to the U.S. Congress just days before he steps down, telling Congress, “To be Irish is to be at home in America.”

 
 
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Apr 15 2008 by Ranita0 Comments

Hey Ladies! It’s show time once again! This time it’s designer John Christopher Condron presenting you his elegant new collection of jewellery par excellence. This modish range characterizes simplicity with a tinge of classical beauty of...

 
 
Mar 27 2008 by Arpita Mukherjee0 Comments

Ireland is perhaps few of the countries in the world blessed with rough seas surrounding its shores, the ideal location for harnessing energy from the tremendous might of the waves. The North Atlantic Ocean adjoining Ireland is the pathway to the...

 
 
Feb 29 2008 by Siddhesh0 Comments

The Celt civilization was at it’s zenith in around 3000 B.C. when they erected the mysterious megalithic structure of the Stone Henge. They were fierce warriors, excellent navigators and passionate artisans as the evidences suggest.

Apart from...

 
 
Jan 31 2008 by Gagandeep0 Comments

At the end of a month long tour in Ireland, British singer James Blunt has expressed his desire to retire there. In an interview on Dublin radio station FM104 he expressed his willingness to retire in Ireland since, “Irish people have music in...

 
 
Dec 22 2007 by Asmita0 Comments

The death of Irish model Katy French on December 6 this year didn’t actually came as a big surprise to many with the blond beauty having undergone a very public struggle with addiction.

But the model, who died in a hospital after falling into a...

 
 
Oct 30 2007 by Naveen1 Comments

Want to own a magnificent contemporary castle? An Culu, which sits on the edge of the Kenmare estuary, is touted to be one of the most impressive coastal properties in Ireland. The castle commands some of the most beautiful panoramic views over the...

 
 
Sep 22 2007 by Saurabh0 Comments

An imperative 25-3 World Cup triumph over Ireland clearly states a message coming out of the French camp that they are back. Pick of the day, scrum-half Elissalde kicked five penalties while two brilliant second half tries from winger Vincent Clerc...

 
 
Sep 17 2007 by Subhankar0 Comments

It was a David versus Goliath scenario when France met Namibia in Pool D of the Rugby World Cup in Toulouse on Sunday and this time Goliath battered David. Les Bleus had began the tournament in disastrous fashion when they lost 17-12 to Argentina in...

 
 
Jun 20 2007 by Ravneet0 Comments

The 15-member Indian squad, led by Rahul Dravid, left Mumbai for London en route to Ireland on two and a half month tour of the United Kingdom. The team is to play a total of 12 ODIs and three tests, against four teams viz., Ireland, England,...

 
 
Jun 20 2007 by Naveen0 Comments

At Google’s Press Day event in Paris, YouTube has launched nine localized versions of its website for other countries including France, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Brazil, Ireland, Italy and the UK. The content of each site has been...

 
 
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Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, right, speaks at the Liberal International Congress in Belfast, Northern Ireland, as Britain’s Lord Alderdice, President of Liberal International, looks on Friday May 16, 2008. An election runoff between...