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Anti-Immigration Protests Rage In UK, Northern Ireland, Dozens Arrested
Police arrested dozens of people after protests across parts of England and Northern Ireland turned violent on Saturday, as the government pledged tough action against those it said were exploiting the murder of three girls to stir up disorder.
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Israel Recalls Envoys As Ireland, Norway Move To Recognise Palestine State
Israel recalled its envoys from Ireland and Norway for "urgent consultations" Wednesday ahead of the two governments' expected moves to formally recognise a Palestinian state.
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Ireland To Announce Recognition Of Palestinian State Today: Source
The Irish government is to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state on Wednesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
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No "Real Reason"": Ireland PM Leo Varadkar Announces Unexpected Resignation
Leo Varadkar said on Wednesday he would step down as Ireland's prime minister and the leader of the governing Fine Gael party, in a surprise move which he said was for both personal and political reasons.
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Indian-Origin PMs Of UK, Ireland Oversee Historic Power-Sharing Pact
The Indian-origin prime ministers of the UK and Ireland, Rishi Sunak and Leo Varadkar, met on Monday to oversee a historic power-sharing pact in Northern Ireland, where a devolved government took charge after two years.
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Michelle O'Neill, 47, Becomes Northern Ireland's First Nationalist Leader
Michelle O'Neill, who on Saturday made history by becoming the first nationalist head of Northern Ireland's provincial government, embodies a new generation of progressive Irish republicans.
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All You Need To Know About Ireland's Appeal For International Students
One of the most significant benefits of studying in Ireland is its affordable education. The government's financial support for universities helps keep tuition costs low.
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Indian-Origin Leo Varadkar Set To Return As Ireland PM For Second Time
Leo Varadkar takes over for the second time as Ireland's prime minister this weekend, in a handover of power between the two main political partners in the three-party governing coalition.
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UEFA Fines Ireland Over Women's Team Pro-IRA Chant
European governing body UEFA has fined the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) after members of its women's team chanted a sectarian song following a World Cup qualifying match
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Over 5,000 Indian Students Choose Ireland As Study-Abroad Destination: Ireland Government
Engineering, Computing, Business, Nursing, and Social Sciences are some of the popular courses pursued by Indian students
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"Some Actions Not Respectful": UK's 'Brexit Hard Man' Says Sorry To Ireland
A British government minister on Monday apologised for the damage done to diplomatic ties between the UK and Ireland during Brexit negotiations.
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China Opens Illegal Police Stations Across Globe: Report
In a quest to emerge as a global superpower, the Chinese government has opened numerous illegal police stations across the world including in developed countries like Canada and Ireland, triggering concerns among human rights campaigners.
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"Past Point Of No Return": UK Northern Ireland Secretary Quits Team Boris
UK Northern Secretary Brandon Lewis on Thursday announced his resignation, telling Prime Minister Boris Johnson that his scandal-hit government was "past the point of no return".
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Britain To Defy European Union By Scrapping Northern Ireland Trade Rules
Britain will propose overriding the rules that govern post-Brexit trade with Northern Ireland on Monday in a move that will inflame tensions with the European Union that have simmered since the protocol came into force in 2021.
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Stop The Poison, UK's Brexit Minister Tells European Union Over Post-Brexit Deal
British Brexit minister David Frost made an impassioned plea to the European Union on Tuesday to allow for "significant change" to post-Brexit rules governing trade with Northern Ireland, saying only that could draw the poison from their relations.
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Anti-Immigration Protests Rage In UK, Northern Ireland, Dozens Arrested
Police arrested dozens of people after protests across parts of England and Northern Ireland turned violent on Saturday, as the government pledged tough action against those it said were exploiting the murder of three girls to stir up disorder.
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Israel Recalls Envoys As Ireland, Norway Move To Recognise Palestine State
Israel recalled its envoys from Ireland and Norway for "urgent consultations" Wednesday ahead of the two governments' expected moves to formally recognise a Palestinian state.
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Ireland To Announce Recognition Of Palestinian State Today: Source
The Irish government is to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state on Wednesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
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No "Real Reason"": Ireland PM Leo Varadkar Announces Unexpected Resignation
Leo Varadkar said on Wednesday he would step down as Ireland's prime minister and the leader of the governing Fine Gael party, in a surprise move which he said was for both personal and political reasons.
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Indian-Origin PMs Of UK, Ireland Oversee Historic Power-Sharing Pact
The Indian-origin prime ministers of the UK and Ireland, Rishi Sunak and Leo Varadkar, met on Monday to oversee a historic power-sharing pact in Northern Ireland, where a devolved government took charge after two years.
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Michelle O'Neill, 47, Becomes Northern Ireland's First Nationalist Leader
Michelle O'Neill, who on Saturday made history by becoming the first nationalist head of Northern Ireland's provincial government, embodies a new generation of progressive Irish republicans.
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All You Need To Know About Ireland's Appeal For International Students
One of the most significant benefits of studying in Ireland is its affordable education. The government's financial support for universities helps keep tuition costs low.
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Indian-Origin Leo Varadkar Set To Return As Ireland PM For Second Time
Leo Varadkar takes over for the second time as Ireland's prime minister this weekend, in a handover of power between the two main political partners in the three-party governing coalition.
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UEFA Fines Ireland Over Women's Team Pro-IRA Chant
European governing body UEFA has fined the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) after members of its women's team chanted a sectarian song following a World Cup qualifying match
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Over 5,000 Indian Students Choose Ireland As Study-Abroad Destination: Ireland Government
Engineering, Computing, Business, Nursing, and Social Sciences are some of the popular courses pursued by Indian students
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"Some Actions Not Respectful": UK's 'Brexit Hard Man' Says Sorry To Ireland
A British government minister on Monday apologised for the damage done to diplomatic ties between the UK and Ireland during Brexit negotiations.
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China Opens Illegal Police Stations Across Globe: Report
In a quest to emerge as a global superpower, the Chinese government has opened numerous illegal police stations across the world including in developed countries like Canada and Ireland, triggering concerns among human rights campaigners.
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"Past Point Of No Return": UK Northern Ireland Secretary Quits Team Boris
UK Northern Secretary Brandon Lewis on Thursday announced his resignation, telling Prime Minister Boris Johnson that his scandal-hit government was "past the point of no return".
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Britain To Defy European Union By Scrapping Northern Ireland Trade Rules
Britain will propose overriding the rules that govern post-Brexit trade with Northern Ireland on Monday in a move that will inflame tensions with the European Union that have simmered since the protocol came into force in 2021.
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Stop The Poison, UK's Brexit Minister Tells European Union Over Post-Brexit Deal
British Brexit minister David Frost made an impassioned plea to the European Union on Tuesday to allow for "significant change" to post-Brexit rules governing trade with Northern Ireland, saying only that could draw the poison from their relations.
