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The extra European date has been pencilled in for July 21 of the new season.
They must be sprinkling pixie dust in the water.
Germany will enter discussions on the steady deterioration of relations between Syria and Turkey, following deadly airstrikes.
Liam Neeson’s Taken 2 brought in around $50 million at the US box office this weekend.
Where do you want to go in 2020 – Tokyo, Madrid or Istanbul?
A mobile phone with a faulty battery port was left in a bathroom cubicle – causing enough suspicion to see the flight grounded.
‘Princess Neslisah’ was exiled twice following the abolition of the Ottoman empire and her Egyptian husband’s royal household.
The large-scale plan was agreed at a meeting of foreign ministers in Istanbul today as violence continues in Syria.
Ben Reynolds finished an “underwhelming” seventh in his 60m hurdles semi-final in Istanbul this afternoon.
It was a season’s best for the Cork hurdler but it’s not enough at the world indoors.
“It was not a very good race to be honest but the result is what counts,” said the hurdler.
Derval O’Rourke successfully came through her heat, while Ciaran O’Lionaird finished a disappointing 11th in Istanbul today.
Fifteen police officers and one civilian were injured when a remote-controlled bomb exploded in Turkey’s largest city today.
The spiritual leader of the world’s Orthodox Christians has said that Turkey should grant equal rights to minorities in the country.
About 20,000 people took to the streets of Istanbul to mark the five year anniversary of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink – and vented outrage over a trial that failed to shed light on alleged official negligence.
The 24 hostages – 18 passengers and six crew – were found unharmed.
A rare football scene as more than 41,000 women and children pack a Turkish stadium after Fenerbahce’s male fans were banned.
A spokesman said she cannot perform to the best of her ability at present. We wonder why?
Ten people, mostly journalists, have been arrested in Turkey in a crackdown on an alleged network accused of conspiring to topple the country’s government.
The attack was carried out in the heart of the capital’s shopping district, which is popular with both locals and tourists.
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