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BBC News
Target obesity in the workplace, say business leaders
Business leaders in Northern Ireland are calling on the government to target the workplace to help tackle obesity. With about 59% of adults either obese or overweight the annual cost to the economy is... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)

A nationalist protester runs from a flaming car during clashes with police in Belfast, Northern Ireland, early Tuesday July 13, 2010. Police struggled Monday overnight till early Tuesday, to quell rioting by Irish Catholic nationalists in several parts of Northern Ireland following a day of mass Protestant parades, an annual event that often pushes sectarian animosity past boiling point.

Belfast Northern Ireland Photos Protests Wikipedia: 2012–2013 Northern Ireland protests

Orange News
Northern Ireland Protests: Bus Set On Fire
Tweet Petrol bombs have been hurled and a bus set on fire during Union flag demonstrations in Northern Ireland. Officers were pelted with bombs, fireworks and other missiles in the Rathcoole area of... (photo: AP / AP Photo)

A nationalist protester runs from a flaming car during clashes with police in Belfast, Northern Ireland, early Tuesday July 13, 2010.

The Washington Post
3 Belfast police hurt in 5th straight night of street clashes with Protestant extremists
BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Northern Ireland police say three officers have been injured in a fifth straight night of street clashes with Protestant extremists opposed to Belfast City... (photo: AP)
Belfast Northern Ireland Photos Police Wikipedia: 2012-2013 Northern Ireland protests

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy reacts as he leaves the 18th green after finishing the second round of the British Open Golf Championship at Carnoustie, Scotland, Friday July 20, 2007.

Golf 365
Rory must learn to keep mum
Northern Ireland's World No 1 golfer Rory McIlroy has an unfortunate habit of putting his foot in it - and he seems to have done it again. This time he's stirred up controversy at home with his... (photo: AP / Jon Super)
Photos Sports Star Tennis Wikipedia: Rory McIlroy

** FILE ** Democratic Unionist party leader Peter Robinson, right, and Ian Paisley Jr., left, speak to the media during a press conference at Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Monday, Nov. 20, 2006.

BBC News
NI's leaders issue New Year messages
Northern Ireland's main political leaders have issued New Year messages. PETER ROBINSON, FIRST MINISTER In his New Year message, First Minister Peter Robinson said... (photo: AP / Peter Morrison)
Business Ireland Photos Politics Wikipedia: Peter Robinson (politician)

Cheongsam Clothes display on the shop and one the example ready to sell to celebrated coming up Chinese New Year

The Guardian
New Year honours 2013: the full list
All the knights, dames, commanders and members of the British Empire in the 2013 New Year honours list... (photo: WN / Emico Silalahi)
Education London Photos UK Wikipedia: New Year Honours

A car is set alight at Bromton Park in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Police firing plastic bullets and powerful water cannons forced Catholic militants away from a disputed Belfast road Tuesday as Northern Ireland's annual day of Protestant marches reached a fiery climax.

Skynews
Belfast Flag Violence: Rioting In City Centre
Belfast has been hit by another night of rioting as hundreds of loyalists took to the streets to protest over flags.... (photo: AP / Colm O'Reilly)
Belfast Northern Ireland Photos Protests Violence Wikipedia: 2012 North Belfast riots

BBC News
US Secretary Hillary Clinton due to visit Belfast on Friday
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is due to arrive in Belfast on Friday as part of a four-day trip to Europe. It is understood she will meet Northern Ireland's... (photo: AP / Kevin Lamarque, Pool)
Belfast Business Photos Politics Wikipedia: Hillary Rodham Clinton

A team of volunteers decorates the official White House Christmas Tree in the Blue Room of the White House, in Nov. 30, 2009.

Newsday
Grinch steals 60 Christmas trees on Thanksgiving in Ulster
A Boy Scout official says someone stole 60 Christmas trees from a fundraising site and smashed the wooden display stand on Thanksgiving morning. Rip Van Winkle Council... (photo: Public Domain / White House (Lawrence Jackson))
Boy Scou Christmas Trees Photos Ulster Wikipedia: Christmas tree

David Cameron, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland addresses the general debate of the sixty-seventh session of the General Assembly.

The Guardian
UK's Cameron: Northern Ireland to host G-8 summit
ARMAGH, Northern Ireland (AP) — British Prime Minister David Cameron says next year's G-8 summit of world leaders will be held at a luxury resort in the Northern Ireland... (photo: UN / Marco Castro)
Ireland Photos Summit UK Wikipedia: Republic of Ireland

Terrorism

	27 killed in 2 suicide bombings Detroit Free Press
	Top travel news stories of 2011 The Daily Telegraph
	Obama due in Ireland at start of European tour BBC News

Technology & Science

	Irish regulators seek 'urgent' clarity of Facebook data changes CNET
	Bram Stoker books celebrated in Google doodle The Guardian
	Spain, Germany, England find scoring form Deccan Chronicle

Media News

	The 50 Best museums and galleries The Independent
	Robert Fisk: The Syrian army would like to appear squeaky clean. It isn't The Independent
	How to export the principles of the peace process Irish Times

Religion & Culture

	Cork Jazz Festival: Cork, Ireland, October 26-28, 2012 All About Jazz
	Lana Del Rey announces UK tour for 2013 Digital Spy
	Cheryl Cole kicks off debut UK solo tour in Belfast BBC News

Jonathan Sexton's chances of being fit to face France for Ir

McDonnell plans April trade trip to China, Japan, Hong Kong

LPO presents Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1

1,500 Verizon jobs to move from Dublin to Hilliard next year

28 February 2013 - Bell and McCann launch the Executive's Di

NI medicine students caught up in test blunder

Darren Clarke four off pace at Tshwane Open in South Africa

Sexton fears growing for Irish

Union flag protests: Belfast pub trade 'fallen off cliff'

Belfast union flag protest hearing is brought forward

400 construction jobs supported as Queen’s announces new Cen

Loca, the Belfast dog who can't run, becomes Youtube sensati

Dublin, Ireland 2009.02.25
sunny intervals.
	Min: 5°C/41°F Max: 11°C/52°F

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson speaks to the media in Antrim, Northern Ireland, Sunday, March, 8, 2009.

Peter Robinson says China mission 'very successful'

Demonstrators take part in an anti-austerity protest march entitled "a future that works" through central London, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012. The march Saturday was organized by Britain's TUC (Trades Union Congress) and was attended by various trade unions, community groups and individuals.

London protesters bash Britain's austerity drive

Aer Lingus Airbus A320 EI-DEJ

Aer Lingus set to increase Belfast to London flights

Tourism conference to explore the Northern Ireland experienc Belfast Telegraph
Ulster Bank reports loses of more than £1bn BBC News
Morning business news - February 28 RTE
Ulster Bank's operating losses mount RTE
Ulster Bank admits to mistake on some mortgage repayment sch RTE
Loans at new low for home mover market Belfast Telegraph
Could first-time buyers kickstart Northern Ireland housing m BBC News
Business Achievers gain the most from target marketing strat Belfast Telegraph
Little scope for influence at EU meetings Irish Times
EIB to provide State with €600m Irish Times
The Great Horsemeat Crisis CounterPunch
Belfast firm wins the race for sell-off of Olympic stadium Belfast Telegraph
Airports in Belfast and Cardiff may be put up for sale Irish Times
Owner may sell Belfast International Airport RTE
Fermanagh young people 'educated for export' BBC News
Belfast plant should shrug off the drop in earnings Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist killer seeking release under Royal pardon Belfast Telegraph
Jailed: bungling bank robbers who were arrested because thei Belfast Telegraph
Signs of recovery in house sales Belfast Telegraph
Venue found for opening of Games Belfast Telegraph

The Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Philip, and Prince Charles on the MV Spirit of Chart well. At approximately 14:15, the Royal Launch from HMY Britannia carried Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh to the barge MV Spirit of Chartwell, which was moored at Cadogan Pier, slightly downstream of the Albert Bridge.

Queen to attend Jubilee party in grounds of Stormont

British Prime Minister David Cameron arrives for an EU summit in Brussels on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011.

PM hails Anglo-Irish relations

Ian Paisley, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland

Son: Ian Paisley recovering in Belfast hospital

PSNI backed into political corner over flag protests Belfast Telegraph
Electorate must help us hold Stormont to account Belfast Telegraph
Task force to rule on Stormont flag-flying is sunk in a sea Belfast Telegraph
Rebel Ulster Unionists Basil McCrea and John McCallister con Belfast Telegraph
Rebel Ulster Unionist duo confirm new party Belfast Telegraph
Our parties must look to 2012 and not 1912 or 1916 Belfast Telegraph
It's a love 'n hate thing for the new gang of two BBC News
Two former Ulster Unionist politicians to form new political RTE
Britain's police unions' raise concerns over G8 deployment i Belfast Telegraph
McCrea to form NI party with McCallister Irish Times
Emerging Northern identity must not be torn apart by tribes Irish Times
Basil McCrea and John McCallister set up new unionist party BBC News
Timeline of dissident republican activity BBC News
A&E patient safety 'not at risk' says NI health minister BBC News
Sinn Fein gives evidence to Westminster committee BBC News
Minister moves to solve road flooding in Armagh Belfast Telegraph
David Ford: the next stop for Alliance is Europe Belfast Telegraph
Antarctica devolution resolved BBC News
Peter and Martin would do more staying at home Belfast Telegraph
Nagging feeling we are ignoring Europe at our peril Belfast Telegraph

Human eye - an organ

Massive rise in Asian eye damage

University College London at Gower Street in London, United Kingdom.

London 'second to Paris in best student cities'

Dominos Pizza in Spring Hill Florida

The slice is right: Domino's Pizza orders top £1m a day online

Pierce Brosnan honoured by Irish university Orange News
Mascot gets Northern Ireland schools all fired up for World Belfast Telegraph
Miracle escape as school run turns to horror Belfast Telegraph
Belfast schools 'on move' as part of education shake-up Belfast Telegraph
Lucan student (15) wins top NNI prize Irish Times
Guns found at school Irish Times
Shotguns and ammunition recovered by gardaí on roof of Dubli RTE
Student wins newspaper award Irish Times
UCD set to leave student union Irish Times
North West Regional College needs new leadership, says Ramse BBC News
Rebuilt city schools may be moved out of Belfast Belfast Telegraph
School bus overturns leaving 11 children badly shaken Irish Times
Special school bus overturns in Downpatrick BBC News
O'Dowd anger at tardy plans for school closures BBC News
School bus overturns in Downpatrick BBC News
Building and town and country planning postgraduate and mast The Guardian
Mother fined for worst case of truancy seen by education boa Irish Times
Trinity students find themselves in European human rights co Irish Times
Dublin police respond to MC Hammer’s arrest Dayton Daily News
Education in Ireland gears up to woo Indian students IIFL

Two children hiking on the mountain

Hiking law change could bring a tourism bonanza

A ground-handling tug pulls a British Airways Boeing 747-400 at London Heath row Airport, England.

BA relaunches Belfast-Heathrow link

Vending Machines, Tokyo

Cigarette machines to be banned

Queen's £32m medical centre to create 400 jobs BBC News
We've got so used to bitterness we think it's normal Belfast Telegraph
Eye disability care worker in £16k payout over trust failing Belfast Telegraph
Briefs Irish Times
Electricity worth £8m stolen in Northern Ireland every year BBC News
Dan Cruickshank puts spotlight on architecture of Ulster BBC News
Viva Italia! Belfast saddles up for the Giro Belfast Telegraph
More than just Troubled Irish Times
Ashokan Maple Fest the first Saturday in March (Video) The Examiner
Belfast hockey team revolts after finding owner's name on se Toronto Sun
King of Northern Irish porn who fled over £2m tax bill dies Belfast Telegraph
Honouring the Irish: it's the wildest Oscars party you've ne The Guardian
Historical Abuse Inquiry investigates 35 NI institutions BBC News
North West college: Report finds 'culture of fear' among sta BBC News
BBC bosses forced to read news as Stephen Nolan joins staff Belfast Telegraph
Cow birth keeps councillor Sandra Hunter late for meeting BBC News
New centre of excellence puts firms on the fast track Belfast Telegraph
Ireland's Magdalene Laundries: I hope my birth mother can no The Daily Telegraph
PM's trade trip to India reaps jobs for Belfast Belfast Telegraph
Banking blow for rural communities Irish Times

Burger - Meat

Ireland recalls 10 mln burgers on horsemeat fears

Burger - Meat - Patties - Food

Government has "serious questions" to answer over horse meat burgers

Hamburger - Beef Burger - Fast Food. (ps1)

Ireland: Horse DNA Found In Beef Burgers

Malawi: Tongole, a place of passion and hope The Daily Telegraph
Dentist Philip Lamey accused of 'gambling with people's live BBC News
19th-century Pa. immigrant reburied in Ireland Herald Tribune
Patients' lives not in danger during A&E chaos: chiefs Belfast Telegraph
HSE apology as man (91) left on hospital trolley for over 24 Irish Times
Traces of E.coli found in cheese in Limerick market and Clar Irish Times
Bishop Gerard Clifford retires due to ill health Irish Times
Having lost the argument, department changes tack Irish Times
Friends tell Kate Fitzgerald inquest of overdoses and strugg Irish Times
Solicitor pleads not guilty to forging forms Irish Times
Auxillary bishop Clifford retires Irish Times
'Abortions only via NHS' law change bid by two MLAs BBC News
Antrim Area Hospital A&E failing to meet targets BBC News
Northern Ireland's £45m bill for NHS patients to be treated Belfast Telegraph
Cancer patients not notified of tests due Irish Times
Locals look to future as last tower block in Inchicore comes Irish Times
Total of 80 public service allowances face abolition as part Irish Times
Credibility gap widens for Gerry Twadams Irish Times
BT, Sky acquire Irish Premier League packages Irish Times
Amarin Announces Submission of Supplemental New Drug Applica Seeking Alpha

People pass by the northern headquarters of the Anglo Irish Bank in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Friday, Jan. 16, 2009. Anglo Irish Bank share trading was suspended Friday after the Irish government announced it was nationalizing the troubled lender, a move the EU said it will investig

Ireland Plans to Split Up Troubled Lender

A man walks past the Bank of Ireland offices in Dublin, Ireland, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008. Shares in Irish banks surged Tuesday after the government issued a sweeping guarantee to insure deposits and bank borrowings against a potential collapse. The government unveiled an unlimited guarantee on deposits at six banks one day after the Irish Stock Exchange suffered its greatest fall in history and rumors spread that millionaire depositors were withdrawing their savings from Irish institu

Bank of Ireland reports huge loss

Specialist Christopher Culhane, right, directs trading at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

NY stock exchange to create 500 extra jobs in Belfast

High cost of living in Northern Ireland Belfast Telegraph
Industry driving recovery Belfast Telegraph
New index shows rise in economic activity Belfast Telegraph
Pharmaceutical sector grows 22% to defy recession Belfast Telegraph
29 police injured in fresh Northern Ireland clashes The Hindu
Celebrating the unsung heroes who help make life much better Belfast Telegraph
New vehicle sales flat as motorists feel pinch Belfast Telegraph
Belfast flag row: Police fire plastic bullets at protesters The Hindu
Top news: CIA lied To filmmakers about torture, business 'ga The Examiner
The winners and losers of 2012 Irish Times
Outlook remains gloomy for next year's economy Belfast Telegraph
Ebbing Protestant power upsets fragile Northern Irish balanc Reuters
Fresh rioting in Belfast over vote on British flag The Hindu
A world of business knowledge to exploit Belfast Telegraph
Tough times in province despite lift in rest of UK Belfast Telegraph
From murals to portraits: ex-prisoner's piece to be displaye Irish Times
UK faces fury of austerity protests Gulf News
More pain for private sector as slump hits 58 months Belfast Telegraph
New car sales are back in driving seat with first climb in f Belfast Telegraph
-pound;360m Royal Exchange plan gets thumbs up from minister Belfast Telegraph

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