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Pope summons bishops over abuse reportupdated: Wed Jan 20 2010 11:16:00

The pope has summoned several Irish bishops to the Vatican to discuss a report documenting child abuse by Irish clergy members, the Vatican spokesman said Wednesday.

Tougher checks for travelersupdated: Thu Jan 07 2010 14:45:00

CNN's Frederik Pleitgen reports from Germany on moves to tighten security at European airports.

Slovakia explosives gaffe 'highlights security failings'updated: Thu Jan 07 2010 14:45:00

An aviation expert says an incident in which an explosive material was placed in an unsuspecting passenger's luggage as part of a botched sniffer dog drill highlights the need for greater international cooperation to improve security at airports.

Irish probe, Slovak apology after explosives findupdated: Wed Jan 06 2010 21:11:00

The head of Slovakia's border police apologized for a security test snafu in which a police officer put a plastic explosive into the bag of an unsuspecting passenger who unwittingly carried it from Poprad, Slovakia, to Dublin, Ireland.

Second Irish bishop resigns over sex abuse scandalupdated: Wed Dec 23 2009 22:21:00

An Irish bishop resigned Wednesday following a government report into the sexual abuse of children by Catholic clergy -- the second to do so.

The Clinic: combating cancerupdated: Mon Nov 30 2009 13:31:00

On Sunday, CNN.com broadcast a special live edition of The Clinic from Dublin, Ireland focusing on cancer.

Ireland outraged after French handball nixes World Cup hopesupdated: Mon Nov 23 2009 09:23:00

Soccer star Thierry Henry became the villain of Dublin on Wednesday.

Irish abortion, military could decide EU voteupdated: Fri Oct 02 2009 05:49:00

Irish voters are going to the polls again Friday -- to vote on a treaty they rejected just over a year ago.

CNNMoney: Guinness celebrates 250 yearsupdated: Thu Sep 24 2009 14:13:00

Arthur Guinness may have had the help of some liquid courage before he signed a 9,000-year lease on a brewery in Dublin in 1759.

Police: Initial findings don't link Garridos to other disappearancesupdated: Wed Sep 23 2009 06:15:00

Investigators who completed their search of the California property belonging to kidnapping suspects Phillip and Nancy Garrido said initial findings do not connect the couple to the disappearances of two young girls.

The Script finds magic after years of struggleupdated: Tue Sep 01 2009 08:06:00

The Script didn't follow the script.

The Irish band you need to knowupdated: Tue Sep 01 2009 08:06:00

They've opened for U2 and are supporting Paul McCartney on his current tour. Meet Irish rockers 'The Script!'

The Clinic live on CNN.comupdated: Wed Aug 19 2009 16:37:00

CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta hosts The Clinic live on CNN.com at the Livestrong cancer summit in Dublin on August 23rd 2009.

Urban thrills in Irelandupdated: Tue Jun 23 2009 09:49:00

While Ireland's famed "Celtic Tiger" economy is more of a sickly kitten these days, the country is still vibrant as can be for travelers. And Dublin offers the best (and many would say only) urban thrills in the Republic of Ireland. Here are a few of my favorite things to do in Ireland's capital:

iReporters' favorite Emerald Isle experiencesupdated: Tue Jun 23 2009 09:26:00

Ireland's friendly, helpful locals get high marks from visitors. Add dazzling scenery, rich history and a few hearty pints of stout, and you have a perfect trip to Ireland, according to a handful of iReporters.

Magic moments in Europeupdated: Thu Apr 09 2009 13:52:00

Smart budget travel isn't just about saving money -- it's about maximizing your experience. Let me stoke your travel dreams by sharing some of my favorite European experiences from 30 years of crisscrossing the Continent.

Minister taken hostage in Irish holdupupdated: Mon Dec 15 2008 08:30:00

The Republic of Ireland's Minister for European Affairs was briefly held hostage during a robbery at a Marriott hotel south of Dublin, Irish police said.

Irish police probe contaminated pork scareupdated: Mon Dec 08 2008 13:45:00

Police are investigating how pork from 10 Irish farms became contaminated with dioxins, forcing Dublin to recall all pork products from pigs slaughtered in the Republic of Ireland.

CNNMoney: Foreign shoppers turn out for Black Fridayupdated: Fri Nov 28 2008 13:05:00

At 7:30 Black Friday morning, 34th Street in Manhattan was already teeming with shoppers; nearly everyone on the street was carrying at least one bulging bag. And a good number of the bargain hunters were from other countries.

Time.com: Ireland's Language Dilemmaupdated: Thu Oct 23 2008 05:00:00

Ireland is seeing an unprecedented boom in Irish language education, but how does the nation's embrace of this old tradition square with its newfound multiculturalism?

Fortune: Traders confident in bailout's passageupdated: Fri Oct 03 2008 11:40:00

When the House axed a proposed $700 billion bailout of financial institutions on Sept. 29th, many investors panicked. But traders on an online prediction market run by Intrade.com saw some hope, placing the odds of an October passage for the bailout at 80% the next morning. That hope has grown since the Senate passed the bill on Oct 1: With only hours to go before a vote, the site's pickers believe there's a 94% chance that the measure will pass.

SI.com: Seth Davis: Five teams who tested their mettle by taking trips abroadupdated: Thu Sep 18 2008 09:33:00

So what did you do on your summer vacation?

Time.com: 111 Nations Ban Cluster Bombsupdated: Fri May 30 2008 18:00:00

Chief negotiators of a landmark treaty banning cluster bombs predicted Friday that the United States will never again use the weapons, a critical component of American air and artillery power

Countries agree cluster bomb banupdated: Fri May 30 2008 12:39:00

More than 100 countries attending a conference in Dublin, Ireland formally adopted a treaty Friday to ban cluster bombs -- a large, unreliable and inaccurate weapon that often affects civilians long after the end of armed conflict.

Call for cluster bomb banupdated: Mon May 19 2008 07:05:00

Representatives from more than one hundred governments meet to ban cluster bombs. CNN's Paula Hancocks reports.

Countries push for ban on cluster bombsupdated: Mon May 19 2008 07:05:00

They are some of the world's ugliest weapons -- large, unreliable and notoriously inaccurate, wreaking havoc long after the end of armed conflict.

Hotel-hopping in Dublinupdated: Thu May 15 2008 15:53:00

There are more than 300 hotels in the Celtic capital, so where should you stay? Here, T+L takes a look at four properties making news.

Taking the kids: Save money by trading housesupdated: Mon Apr 21 2008 11:34:00

A cottage in the English countryside or a flat in Paris, a deluxe Caribbean villa or a house with a pool in Orlando, San Diego, Canada, Colorado, New York City or San Francisco. Take your pick for summer vacation. Price is no concern. It won't cost you a penny -- Really.

SI.com: World Soccer: Ireland gets its man in Trap -- can he end drought?updated: Wed Apr 16 2008 15:14:00

When Brian Kerr's contract as Republic of Ireland manager was not renewed in October 2005, the FA chief executive John Delaney promised a "world-class replacement." What they got in January '06 was the country's most-capped player, Steve Staunton, who at the time was coaching the reserves of English lower-league side Walsall.

Earth Hourupdated: Sat Mar 29 2008 17:07:00

Sydney's Opera House and Harbour Bridge went dark on Saturday night to raise awareness of climate change.

St. Patrick's Day in the riverupdated: Mon Mar 17 2008 21:40:00

A man takes a dip in a river in Chicago which was dyed green for the holiday weekend.

Time.com: The Once Juggernaut: Rising Quicklyupdated: Wed Feb 27 2008 10:00:00

They stole your hearts at the Oscars and now they're going to earn your cash. The singing duo from Once are winning in more ways than one

People.com: Jonathan Rhys Meyers Crowned Best Actor in Irelandupdated: Tue Feb 19 2008 13:04:00

Jonathan Rhys Meyers was crowned in Dublin on Sunday night, as was his Showtime series about the young King Henry VIII, The Tudors, as part of the Irish Film and Television Awards.

People.com: Jonathan Rhys Meyers Arrested in Dublin Airportupdated: Mon Nov 19 2007 13:44:00

Heartthrob Jonathan Rhys Meyers was arrested Sunday afternoon at the Dublin, Ireland, airport, facing charges of public drunkenness and breach of the peace as he tried to get on a plane to England.

CNN Student News Transcript Special: Offbeat Newsupdated: Mon Aug 06 2007 03:42:00

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SI.com: Caption This: Reader Responsesupdated: Fri Jul 20 2007 03:50:00

You would hide your head in shame too if you were the only player in the tournament without an endorsement logo. -- Michael, Baltimore

Singapore: World's fastest walkersupdated: Wed May 02 2007 05:42:00

Pedestrians all over the world are moving faster than a decade ago, according to scientists who have conducted a study into the pace at which people walk.

Fortune: PROBLEM NO. 1: GLOBAL WARMINGupdated: Mon Mar 05 2007 00:01:00

THE BACKGROUND Carbon dioxide makes up nearly 80% of all greenhouse gases. More than a quarter of that CO2 comes from electrical power plants. That's why replacing plants that run on fossil fuels l...

Business 2.0: Problem no. 1: Global warmingupdated: Wed Jan 24 2007 14:06:00

The background: Carbon dioxide makes up nearly 80 percent of all greenhouse gases. More than a quarter of that CO2 comes from electrical power plants. That's why replacing plants that run on fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas with renewable power sources, even nukes, has emerged as a major plank in the campaign against global warming.

Queen's knighthood for Bonoupdated: Sat Dec 23 2006 08:14:00

Bono -- the Irish rock star, anti-poverty campaigner, and philanthropist -- has been awarded an honorary British knighthood, the British Embassy in Dublin said on Saturday.

Money Magazine: Folks You Can Count Onupdated: Fri Dec 01 2006 00:01:00

"For us it's tradition when your child is born to appoint godparents who are the guardians." --Veronica (and Damien) Rowney, Dublin

Blog: Baggage rules unworkableupdated: Wed Aug 23 2006 09:45:00

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Cocktail with a $1,400 price tagupdated: Fri Aug 18 2006 13:17:00

A hotel in Northern Ireland is waiting to hear from Guinness World Records whether a cocktail on its drinks list is the world's most expensive beverage.

Fortune: Serwer: Two banks to bet onupdated: Mon Jul 10 2006 09:12:00

Market Power Baby! Friday was a bit of a bloodbath yes, but now we are in earnings season and done with all this interest rate hooey!

Business 2.0: Betting on Bitesupdated: Sat Jul 01 2006 00:01:00

Poisonous venom from snakes, lizards, and snails is about the last thing you'd think of using as medicine. But it's what a growing number of pharmaceutical firms are basing new drugs on. "Just beca...

Fortune: Chevron CEO: Corn is not the answerupdated: Fri Jun 23 2006 10:36:00

It's either a great time (record profits, soaring share prices) or a terrible time (Capitol Hill's scrutiny, the public's ire) to be a Big Oil chief executive.

There's no place like Kansas Cityupdated: Thu Jun 08 2006 10:47:00

Kansas City came of age during America's westward expansion and rose to prominence as a meatpacking center. But today in this leafy Midwestern city, which straddles both Kansas and Missouri, you'll find some of the world's finest jazz and barbecue, stunning art deco and Mediterranean-inspired architecture, and more than 200 ornate fountains. And that's just the beginning.

Afghans' cathedral hunger strike endsupdated: Sat May 20 2006 18:27:00

The weeklong hunger strike by 41 Afghan asylum-seekers holed up in Dublin's St. Patrick's Cathedral ended peacefully Saturday evening, a journalist at the scene said.

WWII bomb strands Mersey ferriesupdated: Tue May 16 2006 05:48:00

Around 250 passengers and crew were stranded on ferries in the River Mersey in northern England after a huge unexploded bomb was spotted, the UK coastguard said.

CNN Future Summit robotics forumupdated: Mon Apr 17 2006 07:27:00

Robots are already a part of our lives, and in the future, will fill our homes and world. We want to know what you think about the future of robotics in our world.

Plane diverted after bomb alertupdated: Wed Apr 12 2006 11:29:00

British authorities diverted a passenger plane to a Scottish airport on Wednesday after a bomb alert onboard.

Dozens of flights canceledupdated: Tue Mar 28 2006 05:15:00

A general strike in France on Tuesday is causing major disruption for commuters, and for people flying to and from the country.

Business 2.0: 100% Rottenupdated: Thu Dec 01 2005 00:01:00

On Sept. 27, hundreds of America's top cotton growers gathered in the convention center in Visalia, Calif., in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. They'd come for the annual meeting of Calcot, one...

Get involved: Europeupdated: Mon Nov 14 2005 06:06:00

Send us your tips, words, photos and videos to thescene@cnn.com, or text "SCENE" plus your comments to +44 7786 20 40 60. Remember to include your name and the city/country where you live.

CNNMoney: Betting on Social Security ... literallyupdated: Thu Jun 09 2005 13:14:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - You figure the standoff between Democrats and Republicans over Social Security reform has to end eventually. You even have an opinion as to how things will turn out.

Finding a city that suits youupdated: Wed Apr 13 2005 06:33:00

Hong Kong for the taxes and food, Paris for the café culture and Dublin for the compact social scene -- a growing number of executives are making a conscious choice about where they want to base their lives.

Concern over new IRA warningupdated: Fri Feb 04 2005 04:55:00

The Irish Republican Army has warned the British and Irish governments not to underestimate the current crisis in Northern Ireland's peace process.

The art in travelupdated: Mon Jan 10 2005 07:14:00

Watch "The Terminal" with Tom Hanks and what is memorable about this movie? More to the point, what is not memorable? For some it is the airport interior.

Warning diverts U.S.-bound flight to Dublinupdated: Sat Dec 04 2004 01:36:00

A flight headed from Frankfurt to the United States with nearly 400 people on board has made an unscheduled landing in Dublin because of a security warning over a suspected device, airline officials said.

Celebrations as EU grows to 25updated: Sat May 01 2004 07:18:00

Officials joined thousands of celebrants across Europe Saturday to mark the historic expansion of the European Union to embrace 10 mostly ex-communist nations.

Irish boys and girls with soulupdated: Tue Mar 30 2004 14:47:00

When he tried out for the movie, Dick Massey had never heard of "The Commitments," the Roddy Doyle novel on which the 1991 film was based.

Q&A: How Ireland views the banupdated: Mon Mar 29 2004 05:02:00

Ireland is demanding clean air inside its businesses with a new anti-smoking law that went into effect Monday morning. CNN's Diana Muriel, who is in Dublin, spoke to anchor Monita Rajpal about the ban.

FSB: Continental Thrift Fly from London to Glasgow for just $10. Frankfurt to Pisa--a mere $32. Discount airlines are rewriting the rupdated: Fri Nov 01 2002 00:01:00

When my father graduated from high school in the 1960s, he spent a summer hitchhiking through Europe, holding out a U.S. flag and his thumb and working his way around the Continent. Given that hitc...

Fortune: Winners of the Worldupdated: Mon Nov 27 2000 00:01:00

It isn't easy becoming a great place to do business, but once a city cracks the list, chances are it will stay there. Of this year's 15 best international cities, nine also ranked last year; the re...

Fortune: Killing Time In Dublinupdated: Mon Jun 12 2000 00:01:00

An Hour: Old meets new at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (Royal Hospital, Military Road, Kilmainham, 353-1-612-9900). On a sylvan hill, the former Royal Hospital, built in 1684 and modeled after Le...

Fortune: The Luck of The Irish IF YOU WANT TO VISIT OLD IRELAND, YOU'D BETTER GET THERE SOON. ON THE WINGS OF ITS SUPERCHARGED ECONOMY, Tupdated: Mon Oct 25 1999 00:01:00

Striding through the streets of Dublin these days is an entirely new species of Irishman and Irishwoman: educated, optimistic, and affluent--unaffected by the twin demons of poverty and despair tha...

Money Magazine: Marchupdated: Mon Mar 01 1999 00:01:00

Disney's new cruise ships--The Magic and The Wonder--are already showing up in package deals. The Travel Co. (800-777-0707) has cut 21% from regular rates, making an all-inclusive, seven-day voyage...

Money Magazine: Decemberupdated: Tue Dec 01 1998 00:01:00

Expirations expiring. Following the lead of Northwest Airlines, Delta and United are extending their deadlines for expiring miles. Delta miles due to expire at the end of 1998 will now be good thro...

Fortune: A STOCK TIP FROM IRELAND IN THIS GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETPLACE, SOME OF THE BEST STOCK TIPS AREN'T FOUND IN updated: Mon Aug 05 1996 00:01:00

I was lost on Mount Brandon in Ireland after tailing three energetic Amazons to the peak. Picking my way along the spine of the summit, I eventually met up with a banker in hiking boots, which righ...

Fortune: The world according to Gonzalez, disappearing freshmen, Whitey Ford's mistake, and other matters. GREAT MOMENTS IN LAW AND ORDERupdated: Mon Aug 09 1993 00:01:00

DUBLIN -- A policeman is considering a sex-discrimination action against the Irish police force for refusing him entry to their ranks on grounds of height. Dublin-born Paul Keenan became a constabl...

Fortune: STOCK TRADING WITHOUT BORDERS The European Community's 12 exchanges are taking the first steps toward a more unified equity markupdated: Mon Dec 02 1991 00:01:00

THE crowning jewel of Europe's economic integration will be a unified European capital market, where companies large and small can scoop up equity money anywhere in Europe, and investors from Dubli...

Fortune: AN IRISHMAN FEASTS ON AMERICAN TREES Jefferson Smurfit Corp., the U.S. offspring of a Dublin-based conglomerate, is showing otheupdated: Mon Jul 20 1987 00:01:00

THE COMPANY'S NAME evokes images of tiny blue people on a kiddie cartoon show. The boss, a genial Irishman with a taste for fine wines and racehorses, spends most of his time in Dublin. The main li...

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