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# ireland - Yesterday’s News
9 tricks to cope with the world’s shortest summer
In Ireland, we have no time to lose.
WATCH: Classic Late Late Show sex chat gets animated
You’ve never seen The Late Late Show look quite like this.
‘Who’s Ur Wan’ Facebook group identifies women in nightclub photos
“Creep, creep” says the new Facebook group.
Column: Suicide amongst men is at crisis level, now is the time for action
We should be thinking about how we are going to solve Ireland’s problem with suicide -and the first step is trying to communicate, writes Dr Gary McDonald.
# ireland - Tuesday 18 June, 2013
Former Irish Olympian vows to fight on after terminal cancer diagnosis
Showjumper Damian Gardiner represented Ireland at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
G8 leaders agree to ‘fight the scourge of tax evasion’, Ireland’s regime not discussed
G8 leaders are likely to announce new measures that will make companies more transparent when it comes to taxation.
Dublin Bus are now tweeting pictures of lost phones
Talk about customer service.
# ireland - Monday 17 June, 2013
90 jobs announced at IBS-Xerox in Dublin and Cork
The jobs will be in technical support, sales and marketing, with 50 jobs to be created immediately.
# ireland - Sunday 16 June, 2013
13 things only an Irish dad can teach you
Pass the Swarfega.
McFadden ends season on hat-trick high as Ireland chisel out win in Canada
Ireland finished strong, with four tries in the final 25 minutes of the season.
# ireland - Saturday 15 June, 2013
Funeral of Bolger brothers takes place in Passage East
The three fishermen brothers who died on Wednesday after their boat capsized were laid to rest today.
All the goals from the Irish Men’s Hockey team’s defeat by New Zealand
The loss makes it one point from two games for Andrew Meredith’s side.
Merkel tells young people with no jobs that they might have to move
Merkel said there will have to be more mobility if the youth unemployment figures are to be reduced.
Bruton defends spending the last of the nation’s savings
The final €6 billion left in National Pensions Reserve Fund is to be used to boost employment, says Richard Bruton TD.
Marriage, flags and secret phones… what was left after JFK visited Ireland
It is 50 years since JFK visited Ireland, and people are sharing their memories with the National Library.
# ireland - Friday 14 June, 2013
Spot the difference: This is Ireland’s new rugby jersey
Don’t all rush out to buy it at once, okay?
Column: Is intolerance prevalent in Ireland?
Ireland has never seemed intolerant to me but recent instances of racism and intolerance in the news has me questioning whether I am right, writes Aileen Donegan.
Here’s what makes Ireland great… according to the IDA’s new poem
They put their feelings in verse.
Column: Here’s why the farmers are protesting on the streets of Ireland
The Irish agricultural sector supports 300,000 jobs and €9 billon in exports, but the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) proposals will inflict serious damage on thousands of farmers, writes Niall Madigan.
# ireland - Thursday 13 June, 2013
Inadequate care and monitoring were factors in Savita’s death – HSE report
The review also calls for greater clarity on options available to doctors in cases of “inevitable miscarriage”.
7 things that make umbrellas a total nuisance
A right pain altogether.
Today’s weather: Rain, followed by showers
The wet spell is set to continue into next week.
Column: Ending the death penalty – a view from Texas
Former inmates are among those gathering to fight capital punishment at a world congress event that begins today, but Kirstin Houle from Texas says theirs is a daily struggle they know they will win.
# ireland - Wednesday 12 June, 2013
Bread ‘freshly baked in-store’ in Australia was made in Ireland
A major supermarket chain is facing legal action for reheating bread baked overseas and claiming it was ‘baked today’.
Hodor from Game of Thrones is also an Irish DJ
Hodor. Hodor… Hodor.
Russell Brand had his most orgasms ever … in Dublin
This is really going to put Dublin on the map. The orgasm map at least.
Euro ’88 revisited: behind the scenes at Ireland’s major tournament debut
Miguel Delaney talks to the players, the fans and other figures involved to provide the ultimate oral history of the tournament.
8 books that MADE your childhood
You wouldn’t have minded doing that book report on these stories.
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Bishop urges people to pray for TDs in advance of abortion vote
The call comes as the Government finalises the wording of its upcoming Bill.
It’s the 25th anniversary of Ray Houghton’s goal against England
That famous night in Stuttgart is a quarter of a century old today.
Younger mothers at higher risk of premature birth
A study of Irish women over a 12-year period also showed that older mothers are more likely to have a caesarean section.
‘What’s the score though?’ 1 Irishman’s answer for the Spain-Ireland passing figures
He may also have used bad language.
# ireland - Monday 10 June, 2013
VIDEO: Americans interview Cork people about Cork, like
‘Is this a wind up, is it?’
10 reasons we should welcome the rain
We knew the sunshine couldn’t last forever.
We don’t remember Electric Picnic ever looking like this
This is the festival of our dreams to be fair.
9 people who had their weekend ruined by sunburn
The skin-burning dark side to those sunny, sunny days.
# ireland - Sunday 9 June, 2013
The joy of six for Ireland as they brush past Fiji at U20 World Championships
Rory Scholes’ two try performance caught the eye for the Irish.
16 reasons going to the beach is the worst
THE WORST.
# ireland - Saturday 8 June, 2013
23 years ago this week you were probably singing along to Put ‘em Under Pressure
And you’ll probably be singing it tonight after hearing it again.
‘He could have been dead 10 minutes later’ – Chris Nowinski on BOD blow against France
The former WWE Star turned head trauma awareness campaigner called the decision ‘scary’.
11 things Irish people buy on holiday
‘Sure we had to get some of the Tunisian pottery – you can’t get it anywhere else in the world!’
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