31. July 2010.

Republic of Ireland's Robbie Keane is fighting fit to face Brazil

Robbie Keane is a surprising inclusion in the Republic of Ireland squad for their clash with Brazil.

2010. March 1. 21:36

Brazil tribes let workers leave [BBC NEWS] Jul. 26. Indigenous people protesting against a hydro-electric plant in the Brazilian Amazon allow most workers to leave the site. Harry Redknapp wants to keep Robbie Keane at Tottenham [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 25. Harry Redknapp intends to name Robbie Keane in his Premier League squad despite speculation he will allow him to leave. Menezes accepts Brazil coach job [BBC NEWS] Jul. 24. Corinthians boss Mano Menezes agrees to become Brazil's new national team coach. Pearson takes£326m stake in Brazil education group [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 22. Pearson, the education and publishing group that owns The Financial Times, has bought part of a Brazilian education company for 888m reais (£326m). Dead penguins washed up in Brazil [BBC NEWS] Jul. 21. Scientists in Brazil are worried after hundreds of penguins are washed up dead on the country's beaches. Ireland [FT.com] Jul. 20. Warning signs are still flashing over the country's prospects Martin Jol keen to be reunited with Robbie Keane at Fulham [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 19. Martin Jol is believed to have identified Robbie Keane as his primary target should he be appointed as Fulham manager. Bank of Ireland handed EU approval [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 15. The Bank of Ireland has been granted regulatory approval for its restructuring plan after agreeing to sell assets and close other parts of its business. Castle Ward, Northern Ireland: Walk of the week [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 14. This week's walk from the National Trust explores the grounds of Castle Ward in County Down. Northern Ireland politicians condemn rioters [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 13. Northern Ireland's First Minister and Deputy First Minister have condemned rioting that has left 82 police officers injured in 48 hours. Northern Ireland: police condemn July 12 violence [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 12. Police chiefs strongly condemn violent attacks on officers and Orangemen in notorious Belfast flashpoint. Bomb explodes in Northern Ireland [Telegraph.co.uk] Jul. 11. Police investigate attack apparently targeted at officers.