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Kyiv accuses Russia of killing civilians as war intensifies in eastern Ukraine
President Zelenskiy and CIA chief warn of nuclear threat from Kremlin
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‘Why are they playing Radiohead? Do they think Xi is a creep? Trump is a real creep!’
Notre Dame to get the ball rolling on gridiron college series in Dublin
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Reddit limits abusive content by giving trolls fewer places to gather
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Georgia Institute of Technology allow robots roam at the whim of outside controllers
Selio lung biopsy device exemplifies medtech growth and scale
Colm McGarvey and Garrett Ryan are eliminating collapsed lung complications
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Georgia on her mind: Can Hillary take southern state?
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Controlled chaos as college football circus comes to Dublin
Georgia Tech pip Boston College at the Aviva on a day which shows it is more than a game
Much razzmatazz as US college football foes clash in Aviva
American College football is back in Dublin, with Boston College facing Georgia Tech
US visitors stoked for weekend of American Football
Sporting showcase brings thousands to city for high school and college football games
Inflatable boat needed for Electric Picnic but Croke Park to stay dry
Heavy rain expected on Saturday while Sunday will be mainly bright and dry
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It may feel as if the whole country is off to Stradbally this weekend, but what about the 4.6 million of us who aren’t? Here are some other events on around the country
The man trying to reinvent the future of food with Soylent
Meal substitute entrepreneur Rob Rhinehart lives in a shipping container with no water
Irish Women of the World: Google’s Anne-Marie Farrell and five other tech titans
To celebrate International Women's Day, we've found an outstanding bunch of Irish women whose influence is felt around the world. Here are the women rising to the top of the previously male-dominated computer and technology industries
Boston College Chief Executives Club up for ‘more than a game’ in Dublin
Aer Lingus College Football Classic will pit Boston College against Georgia Tech
Aviva Stadium to host American Football Classic in September 2016
Boston College and Georgia Tech to meet in high-profile college football season opener
Enda Kenny says Fiscal Advisory Council’s warnings are ‘valuable’
Taoiseach reacting to group’s concerns over spring economic statement
US Senate in reform race to beat spying powers deadline
Lawmakers tussle on NSA’s bulk phone collection before authority expires
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A lack of oversight means that there are no controls over private firms
Dublin claiming the bulk of GAA’s development funds
Annual financial report for 2014 shows capital netting more than the other combined 31 counties
Ireland could learn the lessons of social entrepreneurship
Students who opted for a course which focused on Ireland as real-world case study are here to present their findings
NUI Galway: Leading the way in cardiovascular procedures
Medical device invented by Galway-based firm has potential to revolutionise treatment for heart defects
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