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Poll suggests Ireland will vote 'yes' to EU fiscal treaty, but premier expects ...
Washington Post
Ireland is the only treaty signatory requiring public approval to ratify it. If Ireland rejects the pact, it still would become law in ratifying countries once at least 12 EU members approve it through their parliaments. But an Irish “no” would send ...
'Yes' side to EU treaty holds lead in Irish pollSan Francisco Chronicle

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Ireland v Bosnia preview
SkySports
Republic of Ireland step up their preparations for next month's European Championship with a friendly against Bosnia in Dublin on Saturday. It is the final home match for Giovanni Trapattoni's men before they head to the continent to play another ...
Matchpack: Ireland v BosniaEurosport.com ASIA
Republic of Ireland's Robbie Keane ready to revive party atmosphere against ...Telegraph.co.uk
Long determined to partner Keane for IrelandESPN STAR Sports
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Belfast Telegraph

Ireland: From Tiger To Turkey
Wall Street Journal (blog)
By Clare Connaghan Ireland is the most successful country ever in the Eurovision song contest, having won the coveted singing prize on no less than seven occasions. This year, Ireland's population of 4.5 million will be pinning their hopes on pop duo ...
Engelbert Humperdinck, Jedward outside bets for Eurovision gloryGigwise

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The Guardian

Martin McGuinness accuses dissident republicans of being enemies of Ireland
The Guardian
The deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, Martin McGuinness, has accused the Real IRA, Continuity IRA and other dissident republicans of being the enemies of Ireland and opponents of progress. The Sinn Féin MP described those republicans opposed ...
Sinn Féin debating health, housing and the economy at Ard FheisRTE.ie
SF offers to hold talks with dissidentsIrish Times
Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness confirms unionist talksBBC News

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Recession or not - OECD still ranks Ireland as the fifteenth happiest nation ...
IrishCentral
According to a landmark International survey, Ireland is the fifteenth happiest place to live in the world. Australia has been ranked the world's happiest nation followed by Norway, the USA, Sweden, Denmark and Canada. Our neighbouring country, the UK ...

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Irish Times

2012 All-Ireland Hurling Championship
Irish Times
Titles: Ulster 51 (holders), All-Ireland None. Last year: Lost Leinster quarter-final to Wexford 1-11 to 3-16 and All-Ireland qualifier phase three 0-12 to 3-22 to Limerick. NHL position: 5th Division One B. An uninspiring league campaign was partially ...
Time for change: Gaelic games needs its underdogs to show some biteIrish Independent

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Ireland's Eddie O'Sullivan eyes Blues job
Stuff.co.nz
BLUES BID: Former Ireland and United States coach Eddie O'Sullivan has thrown his hat into the ring to be the next coach of the Blues. Former Ireland and United States coach Eddie O'Sullivan has thrown his hat into the ring to be the next coach of the ...

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Property prices in Ireland continue to fall - market decreased by 16.4 percent ...
IrishCentral
The dramatic decline in the Irish residential property market accelerated until the end of April, according to new data from the Irish Central Statistics Office (CSO). The Residential Property Price Index wrote this week that the price of Irish homes ...

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Olympics: Ireland's squad building nicely for Weymouth
Irish Independent
By WM Nixon With the Olympic torch burning its way through Ireland in 10 days' time and the countdown to London 2012 well under way, the Irish squad for the sailing events in Weymouth has little enough time to adjust to its greatly increased size, ...

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Telegraph.co.uk

Ireland's 'Bad Bank' Agency Faces Considerable Challenges-Auditor
Wall Street Journal
DUBLIN (Dow Jones)--Ireland's so-called "bad bank"--the National Asset Management Agency--faces "considerable challenges" in breaking even on the 32 billion euros in impaired commercial property loans it bought from the nation's banks, the government's ...
Irish Bad Bank to Invest 2 Billion Euros, Pay Down DebtBloomberg
Irish budget watchdog says NAMA overpaid for loansReuters UK

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