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Dublin welcomes millions but is getting pricey, you could do worse than go to Galway.
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"This is a matter for the New Zealand Treasury," Makhlouf's new boss says.
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Facebook opens 'war room' to thwart election meddling
New York Times: The social network has launched a special operations centre in Dublin.
Things 'stopped changing': Why conflict still flares in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland riot was for some an echo of the past. For others it was predictable.
Irish dancing troupe's 'unwashed' costumes stolen from van
Thieves are in for unpleasant surprise when they open stolen cases with unwashed costumes.
Comment: We'll never remember Journalist Lyra as a victim
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Riots in Northern Ireland leave one dead
Violent riots broke out on the streets in Northern Ireland, with one woman dead.
MPs question 'postcode pricing' of breast cancer drugs
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What Next: Defeat of May's deal means new Brexit precipice
UK faces deadline of April 12 to present EU with a new plan or leave without an agreement.
No deal for May: Brexit agreement rejected a third time
Britain has two weeks to decide between a long delay to Brexit or a no-deal departure,
Irish teen with Down syndrome has final NZ visa appeal dismissed
The family were hoping to move to NZ but have had their final visa appeal denied.
Theresa May faces pressure to step down to save Brexit
UK Prime Minister Theresa May is facing pressure from within her own party to step down.
Australia could be 'first domino to fall' in next GFC - analysts
Economists believe Australia is starting to look a lot like Ireland in 2007.
Young Irishman dies in New Zealand after skydiving accident
John (Jack) Creane died after receiving critical injuries while skydiving at Parakai.
St Patrick's Day 'Global Greening' lights up the world this weekend
Tourism Ireland has coopted almost 250 sites in fifteen countries to turn a bright green.
Burger King teams up with Amazon-style delivery company
Fast-food chain has signed on to Irish software company WeDispatch.
Comment | If that's the best England have, All Blacks needn't worry
Gray: English fans shouldn't bring out the polish for the Webb Ellis trophy just yet.
Views to die for? 'Selfie seats' proposed in Ireland to curb accidents
An Irish politician hopes to stop tourists endangering their lives for social media snaps.
Gregor Paul: The despicable lie that could ruin Rugby World Cup
Dublin test showed who can topple ABs but also how offside creep kills attacking rugby.
Conor McGregor denies cheating, fathering child
McGregor has been accused of fathering a daughter with another woman.
Overseas teachers cost taxpayers $10,000 apiece
Overseas teachers bring the world into low-decile schools, but are they ready for it?
Taranaki honeymoon: Whacking possums
For one newlywed couple, there's no better honeymoon than killing possums in Taranaki.
May day! British MPs overwhelmingly reject Brexit deal
Disaster for Theresa May as Brexit deal hammered in vote by MPs.
Brexit could be delayed if vote fails
The Guardian reports that the EU is preparing to delay Brexit until at least July.
Woman found dead after riding incident was mum-of-3
"She was an inspiration, a go getter and I loved her company."
Welcome to NZ ... but not your Down syndrome daughter
Bumikka Suhinthan was refused a NZ visa due to Down syndrome, but her family all got them.
Auckland woman faked EU wine export papers
Woman falsified cases of wine for sales events and promotions in Ireland.
Brexit: Quick guide to contentious issue
As British Prime Minister Theresa May postpones vote, here's a quick Brexit refresher.
Suzuki Series roars into action
So much talent heading to Suzuki Series start line this weekend.
All Blacks bombshell: Schmidt makes shock announcement
Why Joe Schmidt will not be coaching the All Blacks after the Rugby World Cup.