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Off-duty Police Officer Shot At Childrens Football Training
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Northern Ireland Police Officers Unintentionally Leak Sensitive Security Data Sparking National Concern

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Jack-O-Lanterns in Irish Myths: Irishmen Once Used Turnips Not Pumpkins for These Creepy Faces

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National Irish Coffee Day: Take The Edge Off Of Monday With An Irish Coffee

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Irish Genome: Scientists Sequence Genome Of First Irish Humans

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Pfizer, Allergan Deal: Massive $160 Billion Merger Announced, Creating International Drug Behemoth

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St. Patrick's Day Parade Pride: LGBT Group Out@NBCUniversal Marching in New York City, De Blasio Says Parade 'Still Not Inclusive Enough'

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Horse's Life Saved by New Bone Restoration Technology, Human Trials Pending Approval

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Irish Teacher Rejected For A Job In South Korea Because Of The 'Boozy Ways Of Her People' (SEE IT)

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Comedian Learns Chinese to Broaden His Audience

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