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Murder waiting to happen
Two mothers, two sons, one tragedy. Kathryn Holmquist talks to the mothers of the two young men at the centre of this week's murder case, which saw Brian Willoughby jailed for the killing of Brian Mulvaney p
When the going gets tough . . .
The economic 'cocktail of uncertainties' facing Irish business is a new brew for managers who learnt their trade during the boom. The transition will not be painless, writes Cliff Taylor p
Game, set, but no match for dud event
The two-part Trilogy finally got its third act last week when its creditors came looking for their €3.6 million, reports Olivia Kelly p
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Hootie hooked in the goldfish bowl of Augusta
Martha Burk's showdown with William 'Hootie' Johnson at Augusta over women members is a battle royale, writes George Kimball pRumstud Roulette
SATURDAY PROFILE: Donald Rumsfeld has been described as 'Dr Strangelove on testosterone'. A political animal for more than 40 years, he is used to doing things his way, or no way, writes Conor O'Clery pUS minds are being poisoned
CONNECT: In New Hampshire, vehicle number plates carry the motto "Live Free or Die". Had Spartacus or another slave leader uttered such words, they would mean something, writes Eddie Holt pThis Week They Said
Quotes of the week from Ireland and around the world p
The panic epidemic
Fears about SARS have disrupted flights, closed schools and sent people running for surgical masks, reports Anna Healy in Hong Kong, where the virus may have already peaked pToronto faces up to voracious virus
Finding a solution to the Chinese riddle that is the SARS virus is a race against time, writes Dr Muiris Houston , Medical Correspondent pBeijing silent while China whispers
Jasper Becker on Asia's varied reaction to SARS p
Ready for something special
The biggest festival of sport to take place in Ireland will begin in 11 weeks time. Are we up to speed, asks James Fitzgerald pReady, steady, go: helping the Chileans on the road to Olympic gold
Athy has been preparing to play its part in the Special Olympics, writes James Fitzgerald pTraining day: Irish athletes prepare
Profiles of the Irish competitors in the Special Olympics p
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