We have started to collect the most important news related to Ireland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Wales beat Argentina 28-13 at the Millennium Stadium in their final World Cup warm-up before Scotland and Ireland welcome Italy and France respectively.
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French actor Gerard Depardieu has apologised for urinating in front of passengers on a Dublin-bound flight, a friend who travelled with him says.
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Rupert Wyatt's Rise of the Planet of the Apes beats The Smurfs to top the UK and Ireland box office, taking £5.8m in its opening weekend.
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Scotland head coach Andy Robinson makes major changes to the side that defeated Ireland as Italy prepare to visit Murrayfield.
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Twenty-one crew members are rescued from a racing yacht which capsized off the Irish coast on Monday.
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Ireland's traditional closeness to the catholic church was challenged recently, when the Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny himself a practicing Catholic lambasted the Church hierarchy over its secrecy in withholding information about clerical child sex
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A late try from Joe Ansbro gives Scotland a win in a scrappy World Cup warm-up game with Ireland at Murrayfield.
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Scotland and Ireland meet at Murrayfield, while England welcome Wales to Twickenham as the home nations step up their preparations for September's World Cup.
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David Norris, the first openly gay candidate for the presidency of Ireland, abandons his campaign.
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Harry Potter remains the hero of the UK and Ireland box office chart - despite competition from Captain America - taking £4.6m to stay at number one.
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England bowled out for 221 by India, Usain Bolt races in the Diamond League in Stockholm, plus more.
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Catholics in the Vatican say the Irish prime minister was right to speak out against the Church's handling of a child sex abuse scandal.
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The Vatican recalls its representative in Ireland after a damning report on the Catholic Church's handling of child abuse by priests.
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Irish budget airline Ryanair predicts fares will rise by up to 12% this year as a result of rising fuel prices.
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The interest rate the Irish government pays on its EU/IMF bailout loan is reduced from around 6% to between 3.5% to 4%.
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The Archbishop of Dublin says there are groups in the Vatican and the Irish hierarchy trying to undermine child protection measures. Speaking on RTE on Wednesday, Dr Diarmuid Martin said there were systems in place that were ignored.
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The Archbishop of Dublin says there are groups in the Vatican and the Irish hierarchy trying to undermine child protection measures.
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny launches an unprecedented attack on the Catholic Church in parliament.
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A report published on Wednesday criticises a Catholic diocese in County Cork for a failure to report all complaints of abuse to police.
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A report has criticised a Catholic diocese in County Cork, Republic of Ireland, for a failure to report all complaints of abuse to police.
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A report into the handling of abuse allegations in a Catholic diocese in County Cork will be published by the Irish Government later.
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Ratings agency Moody's cuts the Irish Republic's debt rating to junk status saying the country is likely to need further official funding.
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The maternal ancestors of modern polar bears were from Ireland, according to a DNA study of ancient brown bear bones.
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Europol says it has uncovered an Irish organised crime group illegally trading rhino horn worth tens of thousands of euros.
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Germany's Constitutional Court examines a plea that the eurozone bail-outs of Greece, the Republic of Ireland and Portugal were unconstitutional.
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Irish activists planning to sail in an aid flotilla to Gaza accuse Israel of sabotaging their ship.
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The PoW camp where Allies and Germans mingled
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The Irish Republic's economy grows 1.3% in the first quarter as exports surge, but domestic demand remains weak.
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Action adventure movie Green Lantern, based on the comic book hero of the same name, tops the UK and Ireland box office.
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The heavily backed Irish-trained Fame And Glory wins Thursday's Gold Cup, the feature race at Ascot on Ladies' Day.
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Irish author Colum McCann wins the International Impac Dublin Literary Award for his latest novel, Let The Great World Spin.
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Allied Irish Banks' decision to impose losses on lenders is deemed a "default" triggering cash payouts on credit derivatives.
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The Bank of Ireland could face legal action from UK investors over a rescue plan which would see some bond holders lose 80% of their investment.
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The EU's top court backs an Irish lawyer who says the European Parliament must release a report on MEPs' allowances.
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The former Irish finance minister Brian Lenihan, who was suffering from pancreatic cancer, dies at the age of 52.
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Irish turf-cutters fight for right to use bog for fuel
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Ireland under the watchful eye of the IMF
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The Republic of Ireland pull off a surprise 2-0 win over Italy in Tuesday's friendly match in Liege.
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Irish-born writer Josephine Hart, whose 1991 debut novel Damage was made into a film starring Jeremy Irons and Juliette Binoche, dies in London.
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A 26-year-old Galway man, known as 'Jobless Paddy', has launched a billboard campaign in a bid to find a job after months of unemployment.
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Take That and Robbie Williams kick off the biggest tour the UK and Ireland have seen with a euphoric gig in Sunderland.
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Second half goals from James Morrison, Kenny Miller and Christophe Berra cancel Rob Earnshaw's opener as Scotland defeat Wales in Dublin.
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