Live: All-Ireland qualifier news (BBC News)
Latest from Down's All-Ireland qualifier against Laois and minute-by-minute reviews of wins for Tyrone and Monaghan.

Give Women In Northern Ireland The Right To Choose, Says Fpa, As It Launches Its Campaign To Secure Rights To Abortion ... (Medical News Today)
The fpa has officially launched its groundbreaking campaign to secure rights to abortion in Northern Ireland. Currently women in Northern Ireland do not have the legal right to choose.

'Ireland key to Lisbon Treaty' (New Kerala)
Prague, July 25 : The future of the Lisbon Treaty lies in the hands of Ireland, whose voters rejected the pact in a June referendum, the Czech and Polish presidents said Thursday.

Ireland fifth in Nations Cup (RTÉ News)
Ireland finished in fifth place in a closely fought Nations' Cups at Hickstead on Friday. With 33 faults on the card Ireland were just nine points shy of winners Germany, who finished on 24 faults, with Sweden and Britain sharing second place on 28 penalties.

UK-Ireland border checks restored (New Kerala)
London, July 25 : The UK and Ireland have agreed to restore passport checks on their borders for the first time since the 1920s.

Ireland's Energy Regulator Announces 20% Gas Price Hike (Nasdaq)
DUBLIN -(Dow Jones)- Ireland's Commission for Energy Regulation said Friday it will increase gas prices by 20% from Sept. 1, citing an unprecedented rise in prices in global energy markets.

Two new teams in Tour of Ireland (RTÉ News)
As the Tour de France comes to a conclusion in Paris this weekend, the Tour of Ireland organisers have announced another two teams for the five day race that starts in Dublin Docklands on Wednesday, 27 August.

France, Italy, Ireland worried over WTO talks (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Some European Union member nations have expressed concern that the bloc's trade chief Peter Mandelson might be conceding too much at world trade talks in Geneva.

Endesa tipped to take share in Irish utility: report (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Spain's electricity utility Endesa is to take a 20 percent share in Ireland's Electricity Supply Board (ESB) for around 450 million euros, the Spanish economic daily Expansion said Saturday.

Tesco Ireland's new low cost product range (RTÉ News)
Tesco Ireland has launched a new look, low cost product range which is designed to bring new competition for shoppers. The move is part of a €100m price cutting programme that will see Tesco stores refitted with a designated black and amber 'cash savers' area.