Saturday 19th May, 2012
Heineken Cup: Dedicated fans fly in from all over world for Ulster V Leinster ‘All Ireland’
Leinster and Ulster fans (l-r) Noel Gibson, Arnold Stewart, Barry Lynch, Colin Finch, Craig Gibson and Stephen Gibson in the Porterhouse Pub, Covent Garden, ...
Teenage girl shot dead in Northern Ireland village
Police said they were attending the scene at a house at William Court in Bellaghy, near Magherafelt, Co Derry. It is believed the dead girl was 18 years old and celebrated her birthday just last ...
Seven charged in major roundup of Irish militant suspects
LISBURN, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Seven Irish nationalists have been charged in Northern Ireland of involvement in militant activity, three under a rarely used law against "directing ...
3 charged with terror offences in N. Ireland court
The Seattle TimesLONDON — A U.K. court has charged three men from the same family a range of serious terror offences in a Northern Ireland court. Paul John Duffy, Damien Duffy, and Shane Duffy, all appeared ...
Man charged in N. Ireland with terrorism
UPIAn alleged Republican dissident leader in Northern Ireland has been charged with "directing acts of terrorism" under a controversial law. The 47-year-old man from Lurgan and two of his ...
Kenny loops around lighthouse in trip back to his past
Irish TimesPAUL CULLEN, Political StaffIT WASN’T quite Obama in Moneygall territory, but Enda Kenny’s visit to west Clare had an undoubted piquancy.This was a homecoming of sorts for the Taoiseach ...
Jane ruled out of Ireland Test series
TVNZSource: Photosport All Black and Hurricanes wing Cory Jane has received some bad news with a scan confirming he will miss six weeks with an ankle injury. Jane left the field injured early in the ...
Seven in court after Northern Ireland swoop on alleged dissident republicans
The GuardianNorthern Ireland on Saturday charged with terrorism or other crimes following an intelligence operation by the police and MI5 against alleged dissident republicans.Two men and one woman will face ...
Recovering Ireland eyes more Turkish business
Turkish PressTurkey is among the top five countries Ireland is targeting as new markets, along with China, India, South Africa and Brazil, Irish Trade and Development Minister Joe Costello told the Daily News ...
Sectarianism rife in Northern Ireland private firms: report
Belfast TelegraphSectarian difficulties within private firms in Northern Ireland continue to pose major problems, according to a substantial new report from Belfast trade unions. The report concludes that ...
Irish woman murdered in tropical paradise
Independent.ieA WOMAN brutally killed on a paradise island was yesterday identified by locals as an Irish national.Described as being in her 70s and understood to hail from Co Waterford, the woman was found dead ...
Greece spoiling Irish efforts -- Bini Smaghi
Independent.ieIRISH hopes of avoiding a second bailout are being hurt by the latest crisis in Greece, former ECB executive board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi claimed yesterday."Ireland has made huge progress ...
Deutsche fears mortgage crisis to 'force second Irish bailout'
Independent.ieTHE spiralling mortgages crisis could trigger another multi-billion recapitalisation of our banks and force Ireland into a 'second bailout', German banking giant Deutsche claimed ...
Dedicated fans from Canada to Cavan fly into wild blue yonder for 'All-Ireland' final
Independent.ieIT takes dedication to be this blue.While most of the thousands of fans who flooded into London for the 'All-Ireland' Heineken Cup final only had to endure a quick hop over the Irish sea, ...
Terror Charges After N. Ireland MI5 Operation
Sky NewsSix men and a woman are to appear in court in Northern Ireland charged with serious terrorist offences following an intelligence operation by the police and security service ...
Northern Ireland's licensing laws need shaken up: Lord Mayor Niall O’Donnghaile
Belfast TelegraphThe Lord Mayor of Belfast has said it is time to rethink the licensing laws in Northern Ireland so that the province can compete with its UK and European counterparts. Niall O’Donnghaile ...
A golden memento of Princess Margaret
Irish TimesMICHAEL PARSONSA BROOCH once owned by the late Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon and younger sister of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth, is to be auctioned by Adam’s in Dublin next ...
First Mount Congreve auction next week
Irish TimesMICHAEL PARSONSON WEDNESDAY next in London, Christie’s, in association with Mealy’s, will hold the first of two auctions to dispose of art and antiques from Mount Congreve (pictured ...
Time to play the art market?
Irish TimesTHE PRICE of art can rise – and fall – sharply. Irish art prices have fallen (for some artists by 50 per cent and more) since the economic crisis began in 2008. Auctioneer Ian ...
Tralee wetlands centre to draw 70,000 extra visitors a year
Irish TimesANNE LUCEYIT WAS weather for ducks and waders yesterday in Tralee – damp and suitable for the occasion of the official opening of a major wetlands centre in Co Kerry by Minister for Tourism ...
Soldier gets €76,900 for eye injuries
Irish TimesTralee wetlands centre to draw 70,000 extra visitors a year THE PRESIDENT of the High Court has awarded €76,900 damages to an Army sergeant who suffered injuries to his eyes after a tyre on an ...
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