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Place: Republic’s

‘Doing a Leicester’ unrealistic, says Martin O’Neill
‘Doing a Leicester’ unrealistic, says Martin O’Neill
Martin O’Neill has talked up his 23-man Republic of Ireland squad ahead of the Euros while playing down any possible comparisons with a Leicester City side that has set the bar for underdogs.

Fri, 03 Jun, 2016

  Flying flag for peace
Flying flag for peace

The right to protest is a legitimate, democratic right. But the recent violent scenes in the North are nothing of the sort, writes East Belfast MP Naomi Long

Thu, 10 Jan, 2013

Cork Airport turns refuge for tired travellers

CORK airport has become an unlikely refuge for desperate travellers attempting to enter the country as passengers attempting to come to Ireland are faced with Dublin and Belfast cancellation nightmares.

Wed, 22 Dec, 2010

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