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Asif Ali, Laura Delany Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For October
Asif Ali beat Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and Namibia's David Wiese to the men's award, and Laura Delany beat teammate Gaby Lewis and Zimbabwe's Mary-Anne Musonda to the women's prize.
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Joe Root, Eimear Richardson Named ICC Players Of The Month For August
England Test captain Joe Root and Ireland's Eimear Richardson have been voted as the winners of the ICC Players of the Month for August.
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UK Backs Extending Gay Marriage, Abortion Rights To Northern Ireland
Britain's House of Commons voted on Tuesday to extend same-sex marriage and abortion rights to Northern Ireland, unless devolved government is restored in Belfast by October 21.
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Facebook to Add 1,000 New Jobs in Ireland by Year-End
Facebook began work late last year on a new office campus in Dublin, which it said would quadruple its footprint in the city and allow it to more than double its current staff of over 4,000.
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Indian-Origin Lawmaker Faces Backlash Over Ireland Food Shortage Remark
A prominent Indian-origin Brexiteer MP has come under pressure over her suggestion that potential food shortages between borders could be used as leverage to secure a better deal from the EU, ahead of a crucial vote in the UK Parliament next week over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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Daughter's "Soul Consoled": Savita Halappanavar's Parents After Ireland Abortion Vote
"Our daughter's soul is now consoled," the parents of a woman who died of complications in 2012 after being denied abortion by doctors in Ireland said today, a day after the country voted to repeal its stringent abortion laws in a landmark referendum.
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In Northern Ireland, Abortion Rights Groups Clamour For Change
Abortion rights activists in Northern Ireland called on the British government to end what one group described as the province's "Victorian-era abortion ban" after neighbouring Ireland voted by a landslide to liberalise its laws.
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"No More Stigma", Says Irish PM As Country Votes To Overturn Abortion Ban
Ireland on Saturday voted to erase the stigma and burden of shame from hundreds of thousands of women who secretly had abortions, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said.
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Ireland Votes Yes To Overturning Abortion Ban
The Irish have swept aside one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the developed world in a landslide vote that reflects Ireland's emergence as a socially liberal country no longer obedient to Catholic dictates.
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Ireland Votes To Overturn Abortion Ban, 'Culmination Of A Quiet Revolution,' Prime Minister Says
The Irish are poised to end, perhaps in a landslide, one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the developed world, according to incoming tallies of the votes cast in Friday's referendum.
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Irish Anti-Abortion Campaign Concedes It Has Lost Referendum
The main group opposing the liberalisation ofIreland's abortion law conceded on Saturday that it has lost Friday's referendum by an overwhelming margin, a spokesman said.
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Six Years After Indian Woman's Death, Ireland Set To End Abortion Ban
Ireland will hold an historic referendum on liberalising its abortion law, considered oneof the strictest laws in Europe. The referendum vote to repeal the ban in this traditionally Catholic country was predicted to win by a two-thirds majority.
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Ireland Tipped To Repeal Abortion Ban By A Landslide
Counting begins on Saturday in Ireland's historic referendum on abortion as exit polls showed an overwhelming vote in favour of liberalising some of the strictest laws in Europe.
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Ireland Votes In 'Once-In-A-Generation' Abortion Referendum
Ireland votes on Friday in an abortion referendum that could be a milestone on a path of change in a country that, only a few decades ago, was one of Europe's most socially conservative.
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Afghanistan, Ireland Granted Test Status By ICC
The move, which means the two countries become full members of the ICC, takes the number of Test-playing nations from 10 to 12.
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Asif Ali, Laura Delany Voted As ICC Players Of The Month For October
Asif Ali beat Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and Namibia's David Wiese to the men's award, and Laura Delany beat teammate Gaby Lewis and Zimbabwe's Mary-Anne Musonda to the women's prize.
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Joe Root, Eimear Richardson Named ICC Players Of The Month For August
England Test captain Joe Root and Ireland's Eimear Richardson have been voted as the winners of the ICC Players of the Month for August.
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UK Backs Extending Gay Marriage, Abortion Rights To Northern Ireland
Britain's House of Commons voted on Tuesday to extend same-sex marriage and abortion rights to Northern Ireland, unless devolved government is restored in Belfast by October 21.
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Facebook to Add 1,000 New Jobs in Ireland by Year-End
Facebook began work late last year on a new office campus in Dublin, which it said would quadruple its footprint in the city and allow it to more than double its current staff of over 4,000.
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Indian-Origin Lawmaker Faces Backlash Over Ireland Food Shortage Remark
A prominent Indian-origin Brexiteer MP has come under pressure over her suggestion that potential food shortages between borders could be used as leverage to secure a better deal from the EU, ahead of a crucial vote in the UK Parliament next week over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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Daughter's "Soul Consoled": Savita Halappanavar's Parents After Ireland Abortion Vote
"Our daughter's soul is now consoled," the parents of a woman who died of complications in 2012 after being denied abortion by doctors in Ireland said today, a day after the country voted to repeal its stringent abortion laws in a landmark referendum.
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In Northern Ireland, Abortion Rights Groups Clamour For Change
Abortion rights activists in Northern Ireland called on the British government to end what one group described as the province's "Victorian-era abortion ban" after neighbouring Ireland voted by a landslide to liberalise its laws.
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"No More Stigma", Says Irish PM As Country Votes To Overturn Abortion Ban
Ireland on Saturday voted to erase the stigma and burden of shame from hundreds of thousands of women who secretly had abortions, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said.
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Ireland Votes Yes To Overturning Abortion Ban
The Irish have swept aside one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the developed world in a landslide vote that reflects Ireland's emergence as a socially liberal country no longer obedient to Catholic dictates.
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Ireland Votes To Overturn Abortion Ban, 'Culmination Of A Quiet Revolution,' Prime Minister Says
The Irish are poised to end, perhaps in a landslide, one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the developed world, according to incoming tallies of the votes cast in Friday's referendum.
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Irish Anti-Abortion Campaign Concedes It Has Lost Referendum
The main group opposing the liberalisation ofIreland's abortion law conceded on Saturday that it has lost Friday's referendum by an overwhelming margin, a spokesman said.
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Six Years After Indian Woman's Death, Ireland Set To End Abortion Ban
Ireland will hold an historic referendum on liberalising its abortion law, considered oneof the strictest laws in Europe. The referendum vote to repeal the ban in this traditionally Catholic country was predicted to win by a two-thirds majority.
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Ireland Tipped To Repeal Abortion Ban By A Landslide
Counting begins on Saturday in Ireland's historic referendum on abortion as exit polls showed an overwhelming vote in favour of liberalising some of the strictest laws in Europe.
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Ireland Votes In 'Once-In-A-Generation' Abortion Referendum
Ireland votes on Friday in an abortion referendum that could be a milestone on a path of change in a country that, only a few decades ago, was one of Europe's most socially conservative.
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Afghanistan, Ireland Granted Test Status By ICC
The move, which means the two countries become full members of the ICC, takes the number of Test-playing nations from 10 to 12.
