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The availability of cancer drugs such as Herceptin is just one of the causes cited for Britain's poor performance British women are more likely to die from cancer than those in almost every other European country, an alarming report has revealed. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Send them to a maximum security prison, let it be generally known just what it is that these men have done - and put them in the general population. these pedophiles are trying to dictate our health care, abortion laws and gay rights. Full Article at Crooks and Liars
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland, right, exchanges views with his team captain Paul McGinley of Ireland, on the last day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Sunday Sept. 27, 2... View Photo »
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We are very proud to be performing at The Braid again and promise that local audiences will not be disappointed. We are showcasing some of the best musical theatre talent in Northern Ireland in this production of Sleeping Beauty and it would be a shame to miss it
– Stephen Kelly SOURCE: Ballymena Today -
I don't, actually. I mean, it won't surprise you to know. I think that, first of all, let me tell you that I have worked with Senator George Mitchell on the Northern Ireland peace negotiations. We work together very closely. Full Article at Huffington Post
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West Bromwich Albion FC news: West Brom's Chris Brunt dreams of Euro 2012 glory with Northern Ireland
Sunday MercuryTHE year 2012 might be Olympic year and conjure up images of a Doomsday scenario thanks to a film plot... but Chris Brunt will be hoping that it marks the fulfilment of his own personal dream. Full Article at Sunday Mercury
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The Bishop of Dromore in Northern Ireland has indicated that he would be willing to resign his position if he were found to have handled an allegation of child sexual abuse “inexcusably”. Full Article at Total Catholic
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Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland watches his ball after teeing off at the 10th hole, on the last day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Sunday Sept. 27, 2009. View Photo »
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Kevin has operational experience in Northern Ireland and the Middle East and retains close links with special forces and the international government security community.
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A date for the transfer of policing and justice powers to Northern Ireland must be set before Christmas, Martin McGuinness has said. The Sinn Fein Deputy First Minister was speaking after meeting the Republic of Ireland's Prime Minister, Brian Cowen. Full Article at BBC News
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A reading expressing distress at clerical child abuse in Dublin is being read at masses in Down and Connor, Northern Ireland's largest diocese. It was prepared on behalf of Bishop Noel Treanor and his priests. Full Article at BBC News
About Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, and covers 5,459 square miles (14,139 km²) in the northeast of the island of Ireland, about a sixth of the total area of the island. It has a population of 1,685,000 (April 2001) — between a quarter and a third of the island's total population. Full Article
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland, right, exchanges views with his team captain Paul McGinley of Ireland, on the last day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Sunday Sept. 27, 2009.
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland watches his ball after teeing off at the 13th hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Saturday Sept. 26, 2009.
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland watches his ball after teeing off at the 13t hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Saturday Sept. 26, 2009.
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland watches his ball after teeing off at the 13th hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Saturday Sept. 26, 2009.
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland, right, is congratulated by teammate Rory McIlroy, left, after hitting a birdie ball out of a bunker at the 16th hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, S...
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland gestures, after hitting a birdie ball out of a bunker at the 16th hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Saturday Sept. 26, 2009.
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Members of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland, right, and his teammate Rory McIlroy, left, react with team captain Paul McGinley, center, after a birdie at the 16th hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Pa...
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland, right, reacts with teammate Rory McIlroy, after hitting a birdie ball out of a bunker at the 16th hole, on the third day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Saturday Sept....
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland hits his approach at the 5th hole, on the second day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Friday Sept. 25, 2009.
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Member of the Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland watches his ball after hitting his approach at the 5th hole, on the second day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Friday Sept. 25, 2009.
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Northern Ireland golfer Rory McIlroy lines up a putt during the Vivendi Trophy golf Open on september 24 2009, in Saint-Nom-la-Breteche near Paris. The biennial competition pits together 10-men teams representing Great Britain and Ireland and Continental Europe.
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PARIS - SEPTEMBER 24: Great Britain and Northern Ireland Captain Paul McGinley of Ireland during the open ceremony prior to the start of the first day fourball at The Vivendi Trophy with Severiano Ballesteros at Saint - Nom - La Breteche golf course on September 24, 2009 in Paris, Fran...
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PARIS - SEPTEMBER 24: Great Britain and Northern Ireland Captain Paul McGinley of Ireland during the open ceremony prior to the start of the first day fourball at The Vivendi Trophy with Severiano Ballesteros at Saint - Nom - La Breteche golf course on September 24, 2009 in Paris, Fran...
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Great Britain and Ireland golf team Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland watches his ball after teeing off at the 10th hole, on the last day of the Vivendi Trophy in Saint Nom La Breteche, West of Paris, Sunday Sept. 27, 2009.
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We are very proud to be performing at The Braid again and promise that local audiences will not be disappointed. We are showcasing some of the best musical theatre talent in Northern Ireland in this production of Sleeping Beauty and it would be a shame to miss it
– Stephen Kelly SOURCE: Ballymena Today -
I think of 2012 and the 100th anniversary of the Ulster Covenant, the document that has become known as the ‘birth certificate of Northern Ireland’
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has operational experience in Northern Ireland and the Middle East and retains close links with special projects, special forces and the international government security community.
SOURCE: Times Online -
And I warn those unionist cave dwellers who seek to wreck our achievements that they had better be prepared to come clean and explain to the people of Northern Ireland how on earth they think the return of Direct Rule, which is all they have to offer, represents a safer choice or a better way.
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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, to give its full title, is neither united nor great, but is a small group of islands off the north-west coast of Europe.
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Jonny Evans is a doubt; he was taken off in the Northern Ireland game at half time. John O'Shea was taken off the other night but on the plus side Nemanja Vidic played for 70 minutes for Serbia against South Korea, he should be available for tomorrow.
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We think there is a huge gap for a non-sectarian, pro-British party in Northern Ireland that believes in independence from the European Union
SOURCE: Ballymena Today -
Northern Ireland is an interesting place but it's excellent to be here at Benson. It's the nearest I've been to my friends and family for six years. The advantages in terms of logistics is that we share a common base with 33 Squadron and the simulator is here so it's now only a walk down the road instea...
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Only Northern Ireland, a region that’s re-building its economy after a long and expensive civil war, receives more public money
– Hywel Williams (politician) SOURCE: Wales Online -
We have benefited immensely from guidance and practical support from Invest NI’s North West Regional Office in Derry for the development of the business, particularly in markets outside Northern Ireland, and we believe that the Avistar product range is an important catalyst in increasing cross-border tr...
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When it’s finished I expect I will regard it in the best five that I’ve played alongside St Andrews [Scotland], Royal Portrush [Northern Ireland] Augusta [US] and Cypress Point [US]. I think it has the potential when it matures to be considered as one of the top 10 courses in the world.
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Judging from the experience of Northern Ireland, it is plausible that Naxalites — like the Loyalist and Republican paramilitary forces in Northern Ireland — also enforce law and order in their areas of influence.
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To have a brother who plays for Northern Ireland and Manchester United, it makes you want to be up there even more
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Something has to be done about it. A small amount of antibiotic, enough to prevent the virus, is allowed in poultry feed used in Northern Ireland, Britain and in Europe, but it is banned here
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In Northern Ireland I joined the Ulster Unionist Party ... When I emigrated to Manchester I became a member of the Conservative Party. Along the way I became a bookmaker and an ardent Zionist.
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Macmillan Cancer Support is delighted to be the beneficiary of the ballot Leadlines is running from its new premises. David designed and created a window for the Macmillan Support and Information Centre at Belfast City Hospital which has been an inspiration to hundreds of people affected by cancer from ...
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I don’t fancy fighting in Northern Ireland or Afghanistan.
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to bring Northern Ireland and Wales into the legislation
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The aim of the amendments was to remove the power to restrict sales of tobacco from vending machines. That meant that the national authorities in England, Wales and Northern Ireland would be able to make regulations only to ban tobacco sales from vending machines completely.
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We were delighted to finish second again on a Northern Ireland Championship rally, and again closer to the top spot, and it has provided an ideal test before IRC Scotland
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Knockmore Hill is one of Northern Ireland's premier locations for industrial and distribution uses given its excellent access to the rest of Ireland.
SOURCE: Irish Independent -
The Republic of Ireland led the way on the plastic bag levy – Wales are now introducing one, yet Northern Ireland is failing again on this issue
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The death rate is a damn sight higher than Northern Ireland ... I was warned when I went to Bosnia that I might well have up to 25 per cent casualties but that never really happened. But 16 per cent – that's pretty high.
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Northern Ireland and South Korea have very contrasting styles and the matches with them will be a good opportunity for my players to keep learning and adapt to all kinds of tactics.
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He reformed the Labour Party and built up the case for New Labour. I saw him do the same in Northern Ireland
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