Norwegian ad takes yet another stab at Russia's anti-gay sentiments
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They’re just Sochi-c.
Almost 180 people were admitted to hospital following the fire.
It’s looking like a beautiful day…
They’re not very good at the job.
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The country will treat Bitcoin as an asset as it doesn’t “fall under the usual definition of money or currency.”
Proposals put forward by the European Commission would severely cut quotas for some of the stocks of vital importance to Irish fishing communities.
The Norwegian fitness blogger has ignited a debate with the picture.
Oh Ikea. The land of mass confusion.
The identity of the suspect, who was himself injured according to Norwegian media, as well as the motives for the attack were not immediately clear.
Fine Gael’s Richard Bruton and Eoghan Murphy discussed the hit television show as they held another Seanad referendum photo-op in Dublin today.
Everyone is talking about Priory Hall, Syria and hurling.
The man who killed 77 people in July 2011 attacks wanted to study political science by distance learning.
A firefighter said that it was “pure luck” that no one has died.
The man behind the terrorist atrocities that left 77 people dead in July 2011 has applied to study at the University of Oslo.
Online hate speech accounts for about 10 per cent of all cases of racism reported to the Immigrant Council of Ireland.
Kristian Vikernes, who is said to have been linked with Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik, was arrested by intelligence officers in France earlier today.
A confidential report on a meeting with Neville Chamberlain in 1940 shows the British Prime minister wanted to pass on advice to the then Taoiseach, Eamon de Valera about the threat of Germany.
Anders Behring Breivik would have inherited money from his late mother, but doesn’t want it to go towards his victims.
Around one hundred gay rights activists marched in Ukraine today despite fears of violence and a court ban – marking the first gay pride event in the ex-Soviet country.
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Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg said he would never travel Ryanair as it is sued by two former stewards for unfair dismissal.
Breivik, who is serving a 21-year jail sentence for killing 77 people, has complained about being kept in isolation for too long.
Though it’s unlikely to happen, some Nordic countries and Austria are among those to operate a compulsory draft. Should Ireland have one too?
British prime minister David Cameron has confirmed that three Britons are dead and another three are presumed dead as other governments scramble for information on their citizens.
Minister Simon Coveney said the agreement would now allow fishermen and fish factories “to get on with their business in the normal way”.
His name is Havard Rugland and he’s talented.
Coveney said proposed cuts to quotas will have serious implications for Irish fishermen and jobs.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny was among the great and the good at a ceremony in the Norwegian capital today to mark the awarding of the prize to the bloc.
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The Taoiseach will be present at the prize-giving ceremony in Oslo.
When friends of Norway’s Crown Princess couldn’t travel to India to welcome their newborn surrogate twins she went to look after them until the two fathers could.
David Cameron will not attend the ceremony – commenting wryly: “There will be enough people to collect the prize.”
The video footage also shows the damage done by the bomb which killed eight people.
Over 700 of the 2,100 Jews living in Norway at the start of World War II were deported, only 34 survived concentration camps.
Complaints range from not having a personal light and TV switch, censored phone calls, “screaming” prison mates and cold coffee.
“There are no real managers with credibility who would accept a job like that,” the Norwegian has said of the Ewood Park position.