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Eurozone fears spread to Italy
Ireland's €85 billion bailout has failed to end the crisis of confidence gripping the eurozone.
Dubliners flock to protest against price of EU bailout
More than 100,000 people took to the streets of Dublin yesterday to protest against severe austerity measures.
NZ dollar recovers after big retreat
The New Zealand dollar slowly recovered yesterday after it fell to its lowest level against the greenback in nearly four weeks overnight after a shelling exchange on the Korean peninsula added to the US currency's appeal as a safe haven.
Irish PM staring down the barrel
Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen is clinging to the reins of power in Dublin.
<i>Peter Bills:</i> Woeful refs too protected
Stephen Ferris did the unthinkable at the weekend. He publicly criticised a referee for his performance.
Eurozone future not bright, despite Irish rescue
Ireland's travails may be short-lived, but the eurozone's future is not looking good.
All Blacks-Ireland: The stats don't lie
There were milestones aplenty when the All Blacks beat Ireland on Sunday but who led the team in key statistics?
All Blacks: Donnelly's tour over
All Blacks lock Tom Donnelly's Grand Slam rugby tour is over due to a knee injury suffered during the win against Ireland.
<i>Gregor Paul:</i> Brave Irish ran out of steam
Brave new Ireland, roared and harried for much of this game but a little like their broken economy, ran out of steam.
All Blacks surge past Ireland
The All Blacks are one win away from a fourth Grand Slam after a hard fought victory over Ireland in Dublin this morning.