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# Bahrain

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Bahraini government officials extend loyalty pledge campaign to Facebook, Twitter
7 May 2011
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Bahrain sentences four to death after anti-government demos
28 Apr 2011
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The Daily Fix: Sunday
24 Apr 2011
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Crown Prince of Bahrain declines royal wedding invite
24 Apr 2011
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The Daily Fix: Saturday
23 Apr 2011
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Guest list confirmed and seating plan for royal wedding revealed
23 Apr 2011
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The Daily Fix: Thursday
21 Apr 2011
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In photos: Bahrain's Pearl Square monument pulled down
19 Mar 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Nine things to know: Japan pushes to restore Fukushima plant’s energy supply; gardaí continue to investigate after bodies found in Clare; and it looks like St Patrick was a step ahead of today’s health food culture.
19 Mar 2011
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The week in photos
18 Mar 2011
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The Daily Fix: St Patrick’s Day
17 Mar 2011
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Six top opposition activists arrested in Bahrain
17 Mar 2011
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The Daily Fix: Wednesday
16 Mar 2011
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Protesters forced from Bahrain's Pearl Square
16 Mar 2011
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Majority don't support unrest in Bahrain, says Irish woman in Manama
16 Mar 2011
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Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5 5 stories, 5 minutes, 5 o’clock.
15 Mar 2011
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Three month long state of emergency declared in Bahrain
15 Mar 2011
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Department advises against non-essential travel to Bahrain
15 Mar 2011
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Saudi troops arrive in Bahrain to help ruling monarchy tackle protests
15 Mar 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Nine things you need to know: radiation levels outside Japanese plant reach dangerous levels; Enda Kenny facing first Taoiseach’s questions today; and apparently it takes $7.5m to really feel wealthy.
15 Mar 2011
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The Daily Fix: Monday
14 Mar 2011
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Saudi Arabian troops prepare to back Bahrain's crown prince
14 Mar 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Nine things you need to know by 9am: A second explosion occurs at the Fukushima nuclear plant, Irish seen as the ‘bad boys’ of Europe, and Burger King boss upsets his British customers.
14 Mar 2011
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Protesters descend on Bahrain Prime Minister's office demanding reform
6 Mar 2011
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Tunisia to hold elections by mid-July as protests continue
25 Feb 2011
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Round-up of today's protests across the Middle East
25 Feb 2011
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Jubilant scenes in Bahrain as military withdraws
19 Feb 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Trade unions urge members to vote Left; Fianna Fáil is to appeal to “core voters”; and a HSE report shows that vulnerable teenage girls were left in hostels alone and without supervision while under the care of the state.
19 Feb 2011
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The week in photos
18 Feb 2011
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Funerals held for Bahrain protest victims as more demonstrations planned
18 Feb 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Nine things to know this morning, including: €5m funding for ghost estate issues; GE11 campaigns focus on jobs and constitutional reform; and private investigator believe Madeleine McCann is in the US.
18 Feb 2011
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Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5 Five things you need to know: fresh bouts of election mudslinging, a court defeat for FIFA and UEFA, and Neil Prendeville’s absence hits 96FM’s listenership.
17 Feb 2011
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Slideshow: police launch pre-dawn raid on Bahrain protests
17 Feb 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Nine things you need to know by 9am: Manx2 “shirking its reponsibility”, lawyers for one survivor claim; NAMA closes its first big deal, and Ireland plans to turn the world green. No, not green with envy.
17 Feb 2011
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Bahrain protests continue as clashes break out in Libya
16 Feb 2011
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Nine things you need to know by 9am: The morning after pill goes on sale without prescription; a euthanasia activist holds a seminar in Dublin, as suicide campaigners say ‘emotional literacy’ should be on the school curriculum.
16 Feb 2011
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Clinton says US supports protesters in Iran
15 Feb 2011
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Tear gas fired at Iranian protesters
14 Feb 2011
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Togo coach suspended after managing fake national team
20 Sep 2010
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Filipino woman admits she left newborn on plane
16 Sep 2010
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