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Derry has been selected to host the annual all-Ireland fleadh next year, the first time the event will take place in Northern Ireland.
- Woman (19) dies in Galway crash
- Search for missing Kerry canoeist
- State 'should defer' Anglo payments
- Cannabis worth over €10,000 seized
- HSE regrets medical card delays
- Red kite found dead in Wicklow
- Reilly hails electronic referral service
- Man jailed for councillor blackmail
- DPP asked to consider Garland case
- Plan in place for HSE gaps - Reilly
- Missing skipper's wife asks for help
- Man held over fatal stabbing
- Greek debt talks 'progressing'
Greece and its private creditors worked on stitching together the final bits of a complex debt swap agreement, amid growing optimism a deal will be reached in time to avert an unruly default.
- Seventeenth body found on ship
Salvage crews preparing to pump thousands of tonnes of diesel fuel and oil from the wreck of the Costa Concordia cruise ship off the Italian coast were forced to suspend their work because of bad weather today.
- Airline Spanair ceases trading
Passengers were stranded at Spanish airports today after airline Spanair abruptly went bust, cancelling all its future flights at half an hour's notice.
- Lagarde leads global push for reinforced bailout fund
International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde led a global push today for the euro zone to boost its financial firewall, saying "if it is big enough it will not get used".
- Five arrested over phone-hacking
Police arrested four current and former staff of Rupert Murdoch's Sun tabloid and a policeman today as part of an investigation into suspected payments by journalists to officers for information.
- Credit ratings cut for Italy, Spain
- US economy grows 2.8 per cent
- BoI has 'cleaned up' balance sheet
- Retail sales bounce in December
- France 'suspicious' over Petroplus
- Samsung loses patent ruling
- Euro officials upbeat on Greek deal
- Investec to acquire stockbroker NCB
- US stocks fall on GDP data
- Ireland faces EU action over gas market
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The new Lonely Planet guide described the Irish as 'pessimistic', 'self-deprecating' and 'lacking self-esteem'. Do you agree?
- Hughes confirms 'pellet' sent to Ferdinand
Soccer:QPR manager Mark Hughes has confirmed a gun "pellet" was sent to defender Anton Ferdinand. Scotland Yard said yesterday they had launched an investigation after the club notified them of a package sent to Loftus Road.
- Stoke and Bolton make fifth round
FA Cup review: Last year’s FA Cup runners-up Stoke City booked their place in the fifth round with a convincing win over Derby County at Pride Park.
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