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Belfast may lose New York flight

Jim Fitzpatrick BBC News 06/20/2011

Obama visits family roots in Ireland

Jeff Mason and Padraic Reuters 05/23/2011
Belfast may lose New York flight

Continental Airlines said it may be forced to withdraw its Belfast to New York route due to the level of air travel tax.

Obama visits family roots in Ireland

President Barack Obama declared solidarity between the United States and economically struggling Ireland with a symbolic gulp of beer and a rousing speech, telling a huge Dublin crowd on Monday: "Your best days are still ahead."

Irish Muslim arrested in Dublin over Obama threats

SHAWN POGATCHNIK My Way News 05/13/2011
Irish Muslim arrested in Dublin over Obama threats

Police arrested Ireland's most notorious Muslim convert Thursday over his reported death threats against President Barack Obama.

Bank of Ireland ATM and online systems fail

One of the Irish Republic's biggest banks has issued an apology to customers after a systems failure meant that, for a time, they were unable to access their cash accounts.

Ireland Wins $113 Billion Aid; Germany Drops Threat on Bonds

James G. Neuger and Simon Kennedy Bloomberg.com 11/28/2010

Irish unveil harshest cuts, tax hikes in history

SHAWN POGATCHNIK Yahoo! News 11/24/2010
Ireland Wins $113 Billion Aid; Germany Drops Threat on Bonds

European governments sought to quell the market turmoil menacing the euro, handing debt-strapped Ireland an 85 billion-euro ($113 billion) aid package and diluting proposals to force bondholders to cover a share of future bailouts.

Irish unveil harshest cuts, tax hikes in history

Ireland unveiled the harshest budget measures in its history Wednesday, a four-year plan to slash deficits euro15 billion ($20 billion) so it can get a massive bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.

Ireland Seeks Bailout as ‘Outsized’ Problem Overwhelms Nation

Joe Brennan and Stephanie Bodoni Bloomberg.com 11/21/2010
Ireland Seeks Bailout as ‘Outsized’ Problem Overwhelms Nation

Ireland applied for a bailout to help fund itself and save its banks, becoming the second euro member to seek a rescue from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.

Ireland 'in preliminary talks with EU on bailout'

The Republic of Ireland is in preliminary talks with EU officials for financial support, the BBC has learned.

Moodys downgrades Ireland's rating

CIARA O'BRIEN The Irish Times 07/18/2010
Irish Borrowing Costs Hit Record High

Irish borrowing costs shot up to new lifetime highs on Thursday and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso signalled the bloc was ready to act should the humbled former "Celtic Tiger" require a rescue.

Moodys downgrades Ireland's rating

Credit agency Moodys has downgraded Ireland's government bond ratings to Aa2, blaming banking liabilities, weak growth prospects and a substantial increase in the debt to GDP ratio.


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