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South African media reported that a white South African woman was recently granted permission to stay in Ireland, writing she applied for the permit because she was at risk in her home country because of racial discrimination.
Published Nov 1, 2009 by ■ Miriam Mannak in World
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Scientists believe they have found a curry compound that can kill cancer cells within 24 hours and could possibly be used as an anti-cancer treatment.
Published Oct 28, 2009 by ■ Andrew Moran in Health
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Popular Irish rock band U2 partnered with video-sharing website YouTube and social networking website Twitter to stage the world's first ever global concert webcast from their 360˚ Tour's penultimate show at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
Published Oct 27, 2009 by ■ Ariel A. Avenasa in Entertainment
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The singer Morrissey has been dramatically rushed to hospital after collapsing on stage during a concert in Swindon in the UK.
Published Oct 24, 2009 by ■ Gemma Fox in Entertainment
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Two aid workers kidnapped by armed men in July in the Darfur region of Western Sudan have been released, after an ordeal which lasted more than 100 days.
Published Oct 18, 2009 by ■ Chris Dade in World
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Pat Magee, an Irish Republican Activist, appeared in Britain's Parliament today. In 1984 he attempted to assassinate former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
Published Oct 13, 2009 by ■ Andrew Moran in World
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Jan Fischer, the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, one of only two member states of the European Union not to ratify the Lisbon Treaty, has indicated that he does expect ratification by his country before the end of the year.
Published Oct 7, 2009 by ■ Chris Dade in Politics
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Students attending St. John's Girls National School in Carrigaline, Ireland have been asked to bring their own toilet tissue with them to school as part of a cost-cutting measure due to dwindling government funding.
Published Oct 6, 2009 by ■ Kevin Jess in Education
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Foreign Office documents now released in to the National Archives have revealed that in the 1970s the Labour Government of Harold Wilson offered £14 million to Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi for him to end his support for the IRA.
Published Oct 5, 2009 by ■ Chris Dade in World
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According to the United Nations human development index, Norway takes the number one spot. The UN human development index makes judgments based on the country's life expectancy, literacy, school enrollment and gross domestic product (GDP) per capita.
Published Oct 5, 2009 by ■ Joe Gullo in Lifestyle
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