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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.The bomb, attached to the bottom of the...
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Ireland’s prison service says guards armed with clubs and riot shields stormed a recreation area at Dublin’s main prison where 50 inmates had barricaded...
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Violent overnight clashes in Northern Ireland left 14 policemen and five other people injured early Saturday as the volatile “marching season” reached its...
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The European Union should forget about adding new member states until it has resolved Ireland\’s rejection of a treaty designed to overhaul the bloc\’s...
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Ireland’s prime minister said Friday he regretted that Irish voters rejected the European Union’s reform treaty, a result that has plunged the EU into...
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France warned Friday that Europe must stop accepting new members until it solves a political crisis triggered by Ireland’s rejection of the bloc’s reform...
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Three days after Irish voters rejected a treaty seeking major reforms to the European Union, the bloc’s 27 members on Monday began the search for an exit from yet...
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Irish Republican Army dissidents have threatened to attack civil servants who work with the Northern Ireland police force.The Northern Ireland government on Wednesday...
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An Irish Republican Army veteran was charged Wednesday night in connection with the execution of an undercover British soldier 31 years ago _ one of Northern...
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Brian Keenan, a commanding figure during the Irish Republican Army’s long march from war to peace, died of cancer Wednesday, the Sinn Fein party announced. He was...
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Northern Ireland police arrested an Irish Republican Army suspect Tuesday over his alleged role in the killing of an undercover British soldier more than 30 years ago,...
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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.The...
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