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01:40Activists in Syria have said that more than 200 people have been killed in shelling by Syrian forces in the city of Homs.
00:46A week-long cold snap across Europe in which temperatures plunged to new lows has now claimed more than 220 lives.
3 FebAt least 105 people have been killed by shelling in the city of Homs in Syria, according to reports.
3 FebSIPTU has referred issues around a controversial HSE-funded account to the Garda Fraud Squad, according to correspondence published on the website of the Public Accounts Committee.
22:38SIPTU has referred issues around a controversial HSE-funded account to the Garda Fraud Squad, according to correspondence published on the website of the Public Accounts Committee.
23:59At least 105 people have been killed by shelling in the city of Homs in Syria, according to reports.
15:27Official figures show that the US economy created more jobs than expected in January.
23:59Joe Ward outclassed Kenny Egan in the 2012 Elite Boxing Championships at the Stadium. Read about all the action from Friday night's national finals.
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2,250 people from 110 countries become Irish citizens at ceremonies in Dublin
A big freeze spreading across Europe is causing chaos, claiming lives and temporarily altering the landscape
Prime Time reports on the Poolbeg incinerator and asks how has €81m been spent on something that still does not exist
What happens now that EU leaders have signed off on the fiscal compact treaty in Brussels?
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Unemployment figures are moving in the right direction in the US, with more jobs than expected created in January
The Irish Cancer Society says it needs hundreds of volunteer drivers to bring cancer patients to and from hospitals for appointments
In Argentina an alliance between the native Moqoit people and scientists blocked plans to ship the world's second largest meteorite to an art exhibit
US President John F Kennedy's presidential library has released the last of his private recordings
An Australian cabaret band called 'The Continentals' was hugely popular at weddings in the 50s. 36 years on, the band has re-formed
A picnic in the woods, a walk on the beach - and a dream wedding
The story of a generation told through letters stretching over 50 years between two cousins in Dublin and America
Major General Hugh Tudor was commander of the infamous Black and Tans. But what became of him? A tale of fact and fiction