We have started to collect the most important news related to Ireland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Irish Republic's Finance Minister says the country has nothing to be ashamed of on policy - but it now needs help.
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The governor of the Irish Central Bank says he expects the Irish Republic to accept a "very substantial loan" as part of an EU-backed bail-out.
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Portuguese keep a close eye on Irish economic crisis
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Foreign Secretary William Hague has told the BBC's Matt Frei in Washington ''it is in our national interest to be helpful towards Ireland''.
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A soldier from 1st Battalion Irish Guards has been killed in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence announces.
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Erik Huseklepp strikes late to give Norway a 2-1 victory over the Republic of Ireland before a sparse crowd in the Aviva Stadium.
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European finance ministers say they did not hold detailed discussions on a potential bail-out for the Irish Republic at a meeting in Brussels.
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Harrowing details emerge in the Irish Republic about two multiple murder cases in which four children and two women died.
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Irish bookies Paddy Power report double-digit growth outside its home market, while promising more jobs in Dublin.
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The Irish government has agreed to intensify negotiations over the economy as EU finance ministers meet in Brussels.
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The European Union is facing a "survival crisis" if the single currency fails because of the debt faced by some of the euro zone countries.
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Irish ministers have sought to reassure the EU they will not be looking for a bail-out to help them deal with the country's deficit.
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The Irish government has sought to reassure the EU it will not need a bail-out to help reduce its deficit after announcing huge budget cuts.
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The Irish Republic insists it does not need financial assistance from the EU amid speculation that a bail-out is increasingly likely.
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Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is expected to announce later that he intends running for the Irish parliament in the next election.
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The BBC has learned that Ireland, which is facing mounting concern about its economy, is in preliminary talks with European Union officials about possible financial support.
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The Irish Republic is in preliminary talks with eurozone officials for financial support, the BBC learns, but Dublin denies the report.
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Scotland take a 49-3 pasting from the All Blacks after England batter Australia 35-18, South Africa hold off Wales 29-25 and Ireland beat Samoa 20-10.
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European leaders ease investors' fears that they would have to bear heavy losses if the Irish government defaults on its debts.
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The EU says it would offer support to the Irish Republic if needed - as concerns over the country's finances intensify.
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Francois Steyn comes in at centre for South Africa against Wales in the only change from the starting XV that beat Ireland.
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EU economy commissioner Olli Rehn is reviewing the Irish Republic's draconian draft budget as markets increasingly fear a default.
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EU watching as Irish war on debt takes its toll
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World champions South Africa beat Ireland in Dublin, New Zealand beat England at Twickenham and Australia beat Wales in Cardiff.
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The Irish government announces it will make budget cuts worth 6bn euros next year in order to reduce its record deficit.
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Experienced flanker Schalk Burger and young centre Juan de Jongh are ruled out of South Africa's tour of Britain and Ireland with injuries.
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All tickets for Take That's Progress reunion tour of the UK and Ireland are sold less than two days after being released, according to the official sale agencies, leaving thousands of fans disappointed.
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An audit by the Department of Environment in the Republic of Ireland shows 33,000 houses and apartments are lying empty.
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Two men appear in court in Dublin charged in connection with a series of raids by police investigating dissident republican activity.
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Credit ratings agency Fitch downgrades the Irish Republic's credit rating because of the soaring cost of its banking bail-out.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's says it is considering downgrading the Irish Republic's sovereign bond rating.
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The Irish Republic's economy will grow by only 0.2% this year, the country's central bank predicts, which is below the government's forecast.
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The Irish central bank says that propping up Anglo Irish Bank will cost the country up to 34bn euros in a worse-case scenario.
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The cost of servicing Irish debt has hit a new record, despite data showing the first fall in unemployment since February.
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Problems are still mounting for the Irish economy, with many forecasters fearing the prospect of a double dip recession. Robert Peston has been to Ireland to assess whether it can get its finances back on track.
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The Irish Republic must "honour its obligations" to global lenders, Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan says.
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Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson describes the raising of the threat level from dissident republicans as worrying.
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The threat level to Britain from Irish-related terrorism is raised from moderate to substantial, as it is published for the first time.
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The Irish Republic's economy shrank by 1.2% in the second quarter of this year, surprising analysts who had expected it to grow.
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The Irish Republic raises 1.5bn euros ($1.96bn; £1.26bn) through a bond auction, seen as a test of investor confidence.
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The Irish Film Classification Office (IFCO) blocks the sale of the DVD I Spit on Your Grave, starring Buster Keaton's granddaughter Camille Keaton.
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Irish threesome The Script enter the UK album chart at number one, repeating the performance of their 2008 debut collection.
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