Frankly, 99.9+% of the world's population can get through their day without learning what happens in Ireland unless and until it affects a country with a more direct impact on their lives. The fact that country will almost certainly have newspapers that aren't actively trying to get blacklisted by search engines is just a nice extra.
If you just want stories that are big enough to be picked up by the BBC, read that instead.
Fun fact: What happened in 1983 in Ireland was relevant to India in 2012.
In 1983, Ireland passed a pro-life consitutional amendment, banning abortion in all cases (in practice)¹. In 2012, an dentist from India living in Ireland who was miscarrying and dying asked for a termination to save her life, she was refused one, and eventually died².
¹: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighth_Amendment_of_the_Constit... ²: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Savita_Halappanavar
And that'd be just fine for certain well-funded lobbying groups...
If this can happen in Ireland or Belgium, you can bet that organizations in other countries will consider doing the same thing.