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The Taoiseach, Mr Ahern, with European elections candidate Mr Eoin Ryan TD canvassing in Dublin city centre yesterday. The Tanaiste, Ms Harney, said she expected many of her party members would back Mr Ryan.

The Taoiseach, Mr Ahern, with European elections candidate Mr Eoin Ryan TD canvassing in Dublin city centre yesterday. The Tanaiste, Ms Harney, said she expected many of her party members would back Mr Ryan.


Photograph: Bryan O'Brien
  • Moves to impeach Judge Curtin delayed

    The Government will not now have a motion for the impeachment of Judge Brian Curtin ready for today's meeting of the Cabinet as promised, it emerged yesterday. This follows the receipt of a letter from solicitors for the judge last Friday.
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    AIB has admitted it has repaid €3.4 million to some customers who were incorrectly charged on trusts they held with the bank and expects to pay up to €2 million to others who are entitled to refunds.
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  • US and UK submit new draft resolution on Iraq

    THE UN: The US and British governments yesterday submitted to the UN Security Council in New York a draft resolution on Iraq which would endorse a handover of limited sovereignty on June 30th, but gives the US continuing control of security.  Conor O'Clery in New York reports p
  • New cracks mean Paris terminal may be razed

    FRANCE: Workers heard new cracks at a Paris airport terminal yesterday a day after part of the roof collapsed, and the airport's head said he would tear it down if an investigation proved the structure was unsafe. p
  • Ministers try to break treaty deadlock

    THE EU: European Union foreign ministers have tried to break the deadlock in negotiations on a constitutional treaty, with a special session in Brussels focusing on two of the most controversial issues - the voting system in the Council of Ministers and a reference to the Christian tradition in the constitution's preamble. p
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  • Houllier's reign ends

    "I may leave Liverpool, but Liverpool will never leave me" - Gerard Houllier?s parting shot after yesterday?s decision by the Liverpool board to sack the Frenchman after six years at the Anfield helm, the first manager of the club to suffer such a fate in almost half a century. ? (Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images). Soccer: Liverpool retain hope that they can still lure the Porto coach Jose Mourinho to Anfield as successor to Gerard Houllier, who yesterday became the first manager sacked by the club in almost half a century. p
  • Doubts rise on Keane's return

    Roy Keane's participation in Thursday's international game against Romania was thrown into renewed doubt last night when it was revealed that the Manchester United midfielder will stay on at his club's training base until at least this morning in order to receive further treatment to thigh and knee injuries. p
  • Corbett injury a blow to Tipperary's preparations

    Lar Corbett: definitely out of Tipperary?s Munster semi-final clash against Waterford on June 6th. Gaelic Games: Tipperary hurling manager Ken Hogan will have to plan without forward Lar Corbett for their Munster semi-final against Waterford on June 6th. The Thurles Sarsfields player fractured his ankle at a team training session on Saturday morning. Tipperary played a challenge game against Laois on Sunday and Corbett had been selected to start that game at full forward. p
  • Kidney to take over at Leinster

    Declan Kidney: got the call from Leinster Rugby: In a surprise about-turn, Declan Kidney will be installed as the new Leinster coach later this week pending a compensation package being agreed between the province and the Gwent Dragons, with whom the outgoing Ireland coach had signed a two-year deal two weeks ago. Gerry Thornley Rugby correspondent reports p
  • Agassi left sprawling in the clay

    A dejected Andre Agassi after losing his first round singles match against unheralded Frenchman Jerome Haehnel on the first day of the French Open at Roland Garros yesterday. (Photograph: Clive Mason/Getty Images) Tennis: Andre Agassi came along just in time to save Jerome Haehnel from a life of checking in every morning, hanging up his coat and planting himself at a desk. Agassi rescued the unknown player from proper work.  Johnny Watterson at Roland Garros reports p
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