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An Irish Touch To Durga Puja To Celebrate 25 Years Of India-Ireland Ties
Ireland Embassy in New Delhi has announced a cultural collaboration for Kolkata's iconic Durga Puja festival to celebrate 75 years of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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PM Modi Embarks on Visit to Ireland, United States
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today embarked on a visit to Ireland and the US.
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PM Modi to Embark on Visit to Ireland, US Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark today on a two-nation tour of Ireland and USA amid his confidence that his visit will help further deepen ties with these two countries.
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Twenty20 World Cup: Ireland inch closer to main draw after win over United Arab Emirates in rain-marred tie
Ireland were 103 for three in 14.2 overs in pursuit of UAE's modest 123 for six when the heavens opened up. Under the D/L method, 83 was the par score for Ireland when it started raining.
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Gaganjeet Bhullar eyes upset after tied 8th in Round 1 of WGC-HSBC Champions
Although Gaganjeet Bhullar trails first round leader Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland by four shots, India's sole representative at the Shanghai showpiece is confident of upstaging the star-studded field that have gathered at the Sheshan International Golf Club this week.
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ICC congratulates Ireland for qualifying for 2015 World Cup
Ireland became the first Affiliate side to qualify for the World Cup after its sixth round ICC World Cricket League Championship match against Netherlands ended in a tie on Tuesday. Ireland had won the first ODI on Sunday in Amstelveen by 88 runs.
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India beat Ireland 2-1 to keep final hopes alive
Indian women bounced back after their opening match setback as they beat Ireland 2-1 in their second league tie in the Four Nation hockey tournament at Parana in Argentina on Friday.
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Erratic Asoka de Silva dropped from World Cup ties
Under-fire Sri Lankan umpire Asoka de Silva, who gave batsman Gary Wilson out lbw in Ireland's loss to West Indies in Mohali, has been dropped from officiating in some key World Cup matches.
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Good turnout for South Africa-Ireland match
A cricket crazy Kolkata turned up in numbers at the historic Eden Gardens to watch the South Africa-Ireland World Cup match after having missed the opportunity to host the India-England tie last month.
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India still World Cup favourites for Clarke
India are still favourites to win the World Cup according to Australia's Michael Clarke despite being held to a tie by England and pushed hard before beating Ireland in the group stage.
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England's bowlers hit form to beat South Africa
What a World Cup England are producing. From a thrilling tie against India to the shock of losing to Ireland they produced a stunning fightback to beat South Africa by six runs in a gripping contest on tough pitch in Chennai.
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Bangalore set for cracker of a contest
A week after the high-octane India-England match ended in a dramatic tie, this tech-hub is set for another cracker of a contest on Sunday afternoon, with an upbeat Ireland raring to take on co-hosts India in the cricket World Cup 2011 at the Chinnaswamy stadium.
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Rampaging England to take on Ireland
After snatching a thrilling tie against favourites India, a rampaging England will look to mow down minnows Ireland and pocket the crucial two points when they meet in a group B match of the cricket World Cup on Wednesday.
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Adulteration of technology with human thinking is bad: Dhoni
India were deprived of Ian Bell's wicket because of the controversial Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS), said skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni after his side escaped with a dramatic tie in a group B World Cup encounter against England here on Sunday.
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ESPN STAR Sports renews ties with FIFA
FIFA has renewed its broadcasting agreement with ESPN-STAR Sports, giving the network exclusive South Asian telecast rights of the 2010 World Cup in SA.
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An Irish Touch To Durga Puja To Celebrate 25 Years Of India-Ireland Ties
Ireland Embassy in New Delhi has announced a cultural collaboration for Kolkata's iconic Durga Puja festival to celebrate 75 years of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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PM Modi Embarks on Visit to Ireland, United States
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today embarked on a visit to Ireland and the US.
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PM Modi to Embark on Visit to Ireland, US Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark today on a two-nation tour of Ireland and USA amid his confidence that his visit will help further deepen ties with these two countries.
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Twenty20 World Cup: Ireland inch closer to main draw after win over United Arab Emirates in rain-marred tie
Ireland were 103 for three in 14.2 overs in pursuit of UAE's modest 123 for six when the heavens opened up. Under the D/L method, 83 was the par score for Ireland when it started raining.
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Gaganjeet Bhullar eyes upset after tied 8th in Round 1 of WGC-HSBC Champions
Although Gaganjeet Bhullar trails first round leader Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland by four shots, India's sole representative at the Shanghai showpiece is confident of upstaging the star-studded field that have gathered at the Sheshan International Golf Club this week.
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ICC congratulates Ireland for qualifying for 2015 World Cup
Ireland became the first Affiliate side to qualify for the World Cup after its sixth round ICC World Cricket League Championship match against Netherlands ended in a tie on Tuesday. Ireland had won the first ODI on Sunday in Amstelveen by 88 runs.
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India beat Ireland 2-1 to keep final hopes alive
Indian women bounced back after their opening match setback as they beat Ireland 2-1 in their second league tie in the Four Nation hockey tournament at Parana in Argentina on Friday.
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Erratic Asoka de Silva dropped from World Cup ties
Under-fire Sri Lankan umpire Asoka de Silva, who gave batsman Gary Wilson out lbw in Ireland's loss to West Indies in Mohali, has been dropped from officiating in some key World Cup matches.
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Good turnout for South Africa-Ireland match
A cricket crazy Kolkata turned up in numbers at the historic Eden Gardens to watch the South Africa-Ireland World Cup match after having missed the opportunity to host the India-England tie last month.
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India still World Cup favourites for Clarke
India are still favourites to win the World Cup according to Australia's Michael Clarke despite being held to a tie by England and pushed hard before beating Ireland in the group stage.
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England's bowlers hit form to beat South Africa
What a World Cup England are producing. From a thrilling tie against India to the shock of losing to Ireland they produced a stunning fightback to beat South Africa by six runs in a gripping contest on tough pitch in Chennai.
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Bangalore set for cracker of a contest
A week after the high-octane India-England match ended in a dramatic tie, this tech-hub is set for another cracker of a contest on Sunday afternoon, with an upbeat Ireland raring to take on co-hosts India in the cricket World Cup 2011 at the Chinnaswamy stadium.
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Rampaging England to take on Ireland
After snatching a thrilling tie against favourites India, a rampaging England will look to mow down minnows Ireland and pocket the crucial two points when they meet in a group B match of the cricket World Cup on Wednesday.
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Adulteration of technology with human thinking is bad: Dhoni
India were deprived of Ian Bell's wicket because of the controversial Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS), said skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni after his side escaped with a dramatic tie in a group B World Cup encounter against England here on Sunday.
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ESPN STAR Sports renews ties with FIFA
FIFA has renewed its broadcasting agreement with ESPN-STAR Sports, giving the network exclusive South Asian telecast rights of the 2010 World Cup in SA.
