 The Guardian | 7 face terror charges in N Ireland SBS Police security outside Lisburn courthouse in Northern Ireland where seven Irish republicans were arraigned on terror charges. (AAP) Seven Irish republicans, some of whom are believed to be senior Real IRA operatives, have been charged with terrorism ... Seven to face terrorism-related charges in Nothern Ireland Seven charged in major roundup of Irish militant suspects Seven in court after Northern Ireland swoop on alleged dissident republicans |
 Sky News | Teenager, 18, shot dead and sister, 21, seriously injured after gun attack in ... Daily Mail By Daily Mail Reporter A teenager who had just turned 18 was shot dead as she tried to protect her older sister during a domestic row in a Northern Ireland village. Lauren O'Neill was gunned down while visiting her older sister Brenda, 21, ... Teenage girl shot dead in Northern Ireland village Horrific murder in Derry as teenage girl shot dead and sister wounded Teenage girl shot dead and sister injured in Northern Ireland |
 AFP | 7 charged with terror in IRA crackdown Newsday Three were charged with "directing terror," a crime never before levied against a suspected Irish Republican Army member in Northern Ireland. Use of the charge suggests that police and Britain's domestic spy agency, MI5, believe they have caught senior ... Seven people face terrorism charges in Northern Ireland Duffy relatives in court on terror charges Terror Charges After N. Ireland MI5 Operation |
 Daily Mail | Keane revels in Ireland's return SuperSport.com Republic of Ireland captain Robbie Keane is determined to make up for lost time at Euro 2012 after spending the last 10 years watching major international tournaments on television. Keane was still a fresh faced 21-year-old when Ireland had their last ... Ireland handed giant boost as captain Keane is cleared to join squad Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keane passed fit for Euro 2012 Keane fitness boost for Ireland |
 Irish Times | Suu Kyi set to visit Ireland next month Sky News Australia Suu Kyi set to visit Ireland next month Updated: 08:24, Sunday May 20, 2012 Burma opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will visit Ireland next month during her first trip abroad in 24 years, a spokesman for Amnesty International Ireland said. Suu Kyi may visit Ireland in June Suu Kyi to visit Ireland next month Nobel winner Suu Kyi to visit Ireland |
 Irish Times | Fear drives Irish towards Yes vote Financial Times By Jamie Smyth in Dublin In a hard-fought battle to convince Irish voters to back Europe's unpopular fiscal discipline treaty, Ireland's deputy finance minister has the task of convincing the leafy Dublin suburb of Templeogue. Shane Ross: Bruton reveals escape route Eurobond plan won't delay referendum, says Noonan Irish deny plan to overturn `no' vote to EU treaty |
 Irish Independent | Ireland and South Africa sign film-making deal at Cannes Irish Examiner Ireland and South Africa have signed a deal at the famous Cannes Film Festival to forge closer links with each other within the film-making industry. Arts Minister Jimmy Deenihan said the co-production treaty would allow film-makers in both countries ... Cannes 2012: South Africa, Ireland Sign Co-Production Treaty Mashatile to sign co-production deal at Cannes |
 Irish Times | Rapturous welcome expected for Taylor Irish Times Katie Taylor (L) of Ireland celebrates after her victory over Sofya Ochigava of Russia during their women's 60kg division final match at the AIBA World Women's Boxing Championships in China's northern city of Qinhuangdao. Ireland's Katie Taylor retains world title Ireland's Taylor retains world title Ireland Katie Taylor wins her fourth world title in China |
 ESPNScrum.com | How can Ireland capitalise on Leinster's success? ESPNScrum.com The immediate thought as soon as Leinster confirmed their status as the finest club side in Europe (again) was: how do we transfer this style, verve and ruthlessness into the Ireland side? Leinster claimed their initial Heineken Cup title in 2009, ... Leinster 42 Ulster 14: Immortals of Ireland BRIAN O'DRISCOLL insists Leinster are on their way to becoming the greatest ... Leinster 42 Ulster 14: Lessons from one-sided Heineken Cup win |
Chelsea defender Cahill happy he turned down Ireland Tribalfootball.com “He knew Kevin McDonald , who was his Ireland No.2 and he was our reserve team coach at Villa. “When I made the first team he kept coming to watch me play. “He asked me if I would like to play for Ireland when I was 20 – but it just didn't feel right ... |
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