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Opinion polls suggest Yes ahead in treaty campaign
Three new opinion polls indicate the Yes side is ahead in the fiscal treaty referendum.
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Adams criticises Government at Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has told the closing session of his party's Ard Fheis in Killarney that Government policies were entrenching austerity and forcing a generation to emigrate.
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Legal challenge to validity of Egyptian elections
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More than 90 killed in fresh violence in Syria
A Syrian artillery barrage has killed more than 90 people, including dozens of children.
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Increase in support for fiscal treaty referendum
The fiscal treaty remains on course to be passed in next week's referendum, according to the latest opinion poll.
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EU officials say 'no question' of treaty changes
European Union officials have confirmed that there will be no change to the text of the fiscal treaty.
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Bill on protecting Moore Street monument passed
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McGuinness tells SF Ard Fheis of progress in North
Martin McGuinness has told his party conference that Sinn Féin has managed to end one party rule in the north.
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Martin calls for leaders' debate on fiscal treaty
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has said that the fairest way to resolve any issues of lack of media balance in the fiscal treaty referendum campaign is to have a leaders' debate.
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Muslim Brotherhood claims lead in Egypt polls
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No clear leader as 50m Egyptians vote in elections
Up to 50 million Egyptians went to the polls in free elections for the first time in their history.
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Eurobonds are 'worth exploring', says Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has described eurobonds as an idea "worth exploring", but has ruled out a eurozone financial transaction tax if it disadvantaged the Irish economy.
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Defence Force restructuring plans being developed
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First anniversary of Obama's visit to Moneygall
Celebrations are taking place in Moneygall, Co Offaly, to celebrate the first anniversary of the visit of US President Barack Obama to his ancestral home.
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Support for Greece to remain in the eurozone
European Union leaders have re-iterated that they want Greece to hold onto the euro, as long as it honours its commitments to fiscal consolidation and structural reforms.
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Creighton says 2013 market access not guaranteed
Minister of State for European Affairs Lucinda Creighton says nobody can predict whether Ireland will need access to the European Stability Mechanism.
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Geert Wilders seeks to postpone ESM ratification
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Noonan welcomes Hollande euro bonds proposal
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has said he does not expect agreement on euro bonds at tomorrow's EU summit.
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Referendum 2012 Debate - As It Happened
The Frontline debate on the Fiscal Treaty
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UUP decides to expel Strangford MLA David McNarry
Ulster Unionist Party MLA David McNarry has been expelled from the party.
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