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Certainly hundreds, possibly thousands but Northern Irish children were abused last century and abused in shelters which were led by the government, charities and churches.

Belgium may not return an Afghan woman with five children to Germany, because a 'humane care' is not guaranteed. This has given the Belgian Aliens Litigation Council, Belgian media said Friday.

Ireland maintains its intention to appeal against the decision of the European Commission to back the country more than 13 billion euros in taxes and interest recovered from Apple. This was reported by the Irish Department of Finance on Monday.

The asylum system in Greece has been enhanced to EU countries asylum-seekers who can send back gradually transits from March 15, 2017. They must, however, significantly more migrants from Greece to bring over. The recommendation made by the European Commission on Thursday.

The evacuation of the jungle expires in peace. Since early this morning are migrants in line to get a seat in a bus to a reception center.

The privacy watchdog Ireland conducts research on Yahoo. Which has developed software to scan emails from users. The company would have done for the US intelligence NSA and the FBI, the police. Reuters Tuesday that had brought out.

The five European countries that have permission to check temporarily sharing their borders are there in principle on November 12 stop. The European Commission wants the freedom to travel than is restored within the Schengen zone, but it is not excluded that Member States, the checks required any longer.

The German authorities were warned that if they tried to turn the perpetrator of the attack in Ansbach, he possibly would take a spectacular,, '' suicide attempt. It reports the BBC program Newsnight on Friday.

The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has removed a number of aspiring priests of the discredited seminary in Ireland Maynooth. On the training would prevail,, a gay culture '. '

The management of the zoo in Dublin has launched an investigation into an Irish man who has had a child of seven years posing in rhino stay. That Irish media reported Tuesday.

Not everyone turns to regret the departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union. The start-upcommissaris Dublin, Niamh Bushnell, has thanked the British for the upcoming brexit. Irish hopes that more businesses choose to set up their start-up in Dublin, reports Bloomberg.

Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny will be Tuesday at the European summit to insist that his country deserves special support and attention. After Brexit guarantees for Ireland much more at stake, Kenny said before his departure to Brussels at the parliament in Dublin.

The Irish Government has a crisis meeting held British voters now make the European Union decided to turn his back. The country's economy depends heavily on Britain and will definitely feel a departure from the EU.

An Irish man has been indicted Saturday because his four children would be strangled. The two boys and two girls aged between three and eleven years survived the incident.

EU countries that refuse to accommodate asylum seekers from congested countries within the EU are likely to be put to considerable expense. The European Commission proposed on Wednesday for the 'solidarity contribution' to establish refusal to 250,000 euros per applicant.

EU countries that still refuse to take in refugees must pay 250,000 euros per refugee they do not include. That amount will then be donated to the country which do include the refugee.

The Irish capital Dublin on Monday again rocked by murder. The police, according to the BBC in mind that it is a retaliation for a shooting at a hotel in the Irish capital.

Gunmen have slain at least one person at a hotel in Dublin. That report local media. In the hotel a boxing event is held.

Facebook puts over 200 million euros in a new server farm near the Irish capital Dublin. In the Irish Times, the tech giant confirms the plans for the investment.

British courts have decided that four Syrians staying in the tent camp at the French Calais, should be admitted to Britain, although they have requested asylum in France. It involves three underage boys and adult men, now reunited with their families in Britain.

Heavy rainfall and storms have resulted in coastal areas of Ireland Wednesday to much flooding. In approximately 13,000 households to the power failure, reported the Irish Times. The most severely affected the southwestern region of Cork. There is since Tuesday 60 millimeters of rain came down.

More and more mobile devices can be wirelessly charged, though you can argue about the definition of 'wireless'. The devices must, after all, the wireless charging point be placed which is connected to the outlet. A Ukrainian startup claims to have developed a method that really makes wireless charging possible.

The German decision to send Syrian refugees back to countries where they entered the EU, was taken without that Chancellor Angela Merkel knew. The refugee coordinator Peter Altmeier was unaware. A spokeswoman Merkel declared Wednesday in Berlin.

Hungary is not even a Syrian withdrawal of Germany. Berlin showed Tuesday know Syrian refugees to return to countries where they entered the EU and have registered for asylum.

Germany sends Syrian asylum seekers back to countries where the EU within traveled, as it should be according to the agreement of Dublin. Since August was because of the large influx of Syrians temporary exception to that rule, but it appears late last month to be withdrawn.

" Facebook wants to make a device that makes it possible to be anywhere you want, with who you want, regardless of geographic boundaries. " Mike Schroepfer, the technical boss of Facebook, hoping that such a teleporter within ten years is a fact.

The German police daily influx of some ten thousand refugees can not take it anymore and sounding the alarm. "This is our biggest challenge since World War II," says union boss Rainer Wendt

The passenger plane that crashed Saturday in Egypt, was owned by an Irish leasing company. The Airbus A- 321 was of Wilmington Trust SP Services, a company based in Dublin, reported the Irish Aviation Authority IAA Monday.

For years, tech companies are trying to come up with a decent alternative for the exchange of business cards. The latest effort : the Shake-on a bracelet that allows contact information to be exchanged with another carrier to give a hand.

The 24 -year-old man Sunday night bite a passenger on board a flight from Aer Lingus and then died , had cocaine worth $ 60 000 in his body.