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Soldiers killed

- Saturday, November 07, 2009

TWO more American troops have been killed in Afghanistan.

Nato said they were hit by a roadside bomb in the south of the country yesterday but gave no further details.

The deaths bring to three the number of US service members killed in the Afghan war this month.

IRELAND
Ireland -

Joint effort to secure funds for ‘neglected’ roads

Ireland -

Call for break-up of airport authorities

Ireland -

Psychiatric nursing crisis as retirees not replaced

Ireland -

Insurance firms refuse cover for flood victims

Ireland -

Victims maintain pressure on cardinal to resign despite apology

Ireland -

Wounded healer may be incapable of leading Church

Ireland -

Obama pledges to strengthen investment links with Ireland

Ireland -

EU criticises state for over optimism on growth

Ireland -

Young and old line out for parade fun

Ireland -

Star Fassbender ‘honoured’ to take grand marshal role

Ireland -

Drink-fuelled menace of other years left behind

Ireland -

City washes away flood woes with maritime celebration

Ireland -

Mountjoy numbers to hit 160 over maximum

Ireland -

Industry boss calls for alternative to junk food at movie theatres

Ireland -

Brady vows to ponder victims’ views

Ireland -

Grave concern: Audit reveals rural cemeteries near capacity

Ireland -

White House furnace shock for shamrock

Education -

Schools may be allowed fill management posts by Easter

Health -

A&Es have ‘woefully inadequate’ staff levels

Politics -

Taoiseach invites president to Ireland and Offaly

WORLD - World -

Sex abuse scandal a ‘challenge’ for German society

World -

Man suspected of trying to poison school soup

World -

Restrictions on access to mosque lifted

World -

Haiti unveils plan for future

World -

Protesters throw blood at prime minister’s house

World -

Ireland paints the world green as landmarks lit up

World -

What happens to toys once you grow up, asks Toy Story 3

World -

Three arrested in link to boy’s kidnap to appear in court

World -

Hawaii may start ignoring requests for Obama birth proof

SPORT - Soccer -

Dowie ready for battle and targets long-term Tigers stint

Soccer -

Fletcher: don’t underestimate Pool

Soccer -

Confidence the key to young Gunners’ late shows, reveals Song

Soccer -

Reina echoes calls for player investment

Soccer -

Disappointed Drogba targeting league title consolation

Soccer -

Zamora pleased to silence boo boys

Soccer -

Storrie must ‘bear responsibility’ as Pompey deducted points

Soccer -

Messi magic inspires slick Barca

Soccer -

Steward ‘doesn’t blame’ Terry after being crushed by car

Ruby Walsh -

I’m not the only one sweet on Poquelin

Tony Considin -

What a difference a year makes

Ray Silke -

Quality shows as Gall’s a class apart

GAA -

Maye proves a matchwinner as Sligo edge Galway in Tuam thriller

GAA -

Shefflin shines on a perfect day for Shamrocks

GAA -

Pressure may have got to Portumna, admits Kelly

GAA -

Walsh revels in ‘fantastic achievement’

GAA -

Cooney unveils ‘Club Wall’

GAA -

St Gall’s finally reach the summit

GAA -

Coughlan rues a missed opportunity

GAA -

Harbinson: lessons of the past inspired us

GAA -

Croker blast from the big guns

Rugby -

Earls happy with the leading role

Rugby -

Bowe shortlisted for player award

Rugby -

Gatland plays ‘pain game’ with under-achievers

Rugby -

Scotland plan to spoil the party

Rugby -

Zebo returns for U20s title bid

Rugby -

West makes three changes

Rugby -

Ryan drafted into club side

Rugby -

Munster boost as Dowling faces Scarlets

Rugby -

Plucky Connacht dent Dragons’ play-off hopes

Rugby -

Wilkinson has England future, insists Johnson

Rugby -

Jackman relishing visit of Warriors

Rugby -

Powerful Pres roll over Rock

Rugby -

Scott hails a ‘magnificent’ display

Rugby -

Seventh heaven for clinical Clongowes

Rugby -

Patterson stars as Ballymena secure Ulster crown

Golf -

Rose faces a tough route in bid for another tilt a Augusta Masters

Golf -

Monty welcomes return of Woods

Golf -

Tiger return surprises Nicklaus and Jacklin

Racing -

Nicholls out to make waves for Tranquil Sea

Racing -

Cooldine our only hope of dimming Kauto’s star

Racing -

Poquelin looks poised to pounce

Racing -

Card is right on cue in Bumper

Racing -

Barney is king for a day

Racing -

I can see a route out of this inky hell

Racing -

Winner No 26 for Ruby the record breaker

Racing -

Walsh odds-on for jockeys’ crown

Racing -

‘Bloodbath’ for the punters

Racing -

Katie bags a Festival first

Racing -

No Russell amnesty for McCririck

Racing -

Geraghty: Zeb display up there with Moscow Flyer

Racing -

Weld considers Rite future

Racing -

‘Where’s your super horse now?’

Other Sport -

C of I quick to dash Institute’s hopes of glory

Other Sport -

Cregan denied as Quins reclaim title

Results -

BUSINESS - Business -

Ireland ninth in EU for innovation but improvement rate slower than average

Business -

Martin ‘hopeful in terms of future’

Business -

Honey and cream cheese mix wins best new product

Business -

PM Group wins €10m contracts

Business -

Sore heads to cost economy €72m

Business -

Mortgage-backed securities to come under stress as house prices decline

Business -

British-based banks looking to recruit up to 800 Irish bankers

Business -

ICMSA to consider Glanbia Co-op proposal

Farming -

Wool shed move ‘not meant to put buyers out of business’

Farming -

Commuters will face highest carbon taxes, say ESRI

Farming -

Offers for remaining lots on quality farm

Farming -

Forestry rush puts land in hot demand

Farming -

Big farm in prime location

Farming -

Spring barley sowing to be lower

Farming -

Grass growth is half of normal rate

Farming -

Breeding bill ‘could destroy greyhound industry’

OPINION - Editorial -

Commission warning - Unavoidable reality check

Editorial -

Emigration from Ireland - Education is the key to all doors

Letters -

I reported a child abuser – and I was only 13

Letters -

Letters -

Letters -

Cardinal pursuit an exercise in vengeance

Letters -

Measure for measure, the cardinal should go

Letters -

Letters -

Man of the cloth falls back on a technicality

Ivan Yates -

Cowen must throw caution to the wind and shake out his cabinet