08 June, 1996 Digital News Archive

WHAT DOLPHINS GET UPTO

DAIL CHAIRS

By From JOHN GORDON

Town gathers again in grief as seventh fire victim is buried

By Frank McNally

Mad cows could cast a long shadow

By By PADDY AGNEW

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Injured garda "lucky to be alive" as hunt for killers goes on

By Catherine Cleary

King of the road with a winning formula

By Philip Reid

Arms control talks falter

The Dream hunters of Corsica, by Dorothy Carrington (Phoenix, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Family and friends stunned by killing

By By COLM KEENA and MAIREAD CAREY

MURDER IN THE NAME OF IRELAND

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

Jobless numbers fall but total is still higher than last year

Bonner on standby as Given injured

By By PETER BYRNE

St Columba

FERTILITY PROGRAMME

By From PETER C. JACKSON

Powerscreen cleans up £36m profit

By By VICTOR KUSS

UFF rules out decommissioning

England have a lot to answer for

By By MARK LAWRENSON

A novel kind of book launch

By Bernice Harrison

Agricultural officers consider strike

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Late burst vital for St Vincent's

Woman loses £30,000 claim

Derby Day disasters

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Kelleway expects Glory of Dancer to stay the trip

By By RICHARD EDMONDSON

Close to the Edge

Adams declines questions

Dublin site nets £5.6m at auction

Inquiry into lost medical records

A plethora of the younger poets

By By JOHN BOYLAND

Cork dean to be Bishop of Meath

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

CYNICAL REGIME

By From M.C. O'GORMAN

Supply of food `in hands of traders in usury'

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Bruton hopes to go faster

By By KATHRYN DAVIS

From the windy bus stop to the reticent I

By By SARA BERKELEY

Motor rates are adequate, says insurer

By By JANE SUITER

Something lacy for your shadier spots

By By JIM REYNOLDS

Silence in prettiest village is shattered by firing guns

By By MARIE O'HALLORAN and ARTHUR QUINLAN

Dunloe House spent £5m on acquiring Dublin properties

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Poll finds mixed fortunes for parties

By By JACK JONES

The Apprentice, bye Eamon Kelly (Marino, £6.99)

By Eileen Battersby

Poll gives Fine Gael highest rating in 4 years

By Geraldine Kennedy

Chirac accused of trying to conceal corruption while mayor of Paris

Everyman on his difficult journey

By Eileen Battersby

A dozen other gardai killed in last 26 years

IRA unit caused gardai increasing worry

By By JIM CUSACK

Oldcorn leads as course takes toll

Gold jewellery in Dublin fair

15 killed in clashes

When making a splash is a family affair

By Emmet Malone

FNBS targets UK finance group

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

UK inconsistency did not help path to talks

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Decision on top UN job `lies in the hands of the Americans'

By By JOE CARROLL

Bishop resigns on ill health

Hume `longest traveller on road to peace'

Pair jailed for `vicious attack'

Buoyant sales of sugar sweeten Greencore profit

A Man threatened gardai

Part of jail term suspended

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By TOMAS O'DUINN

Vibrant colours from nature

By By BRIAN FALLON

Poll supports pay parity for top executives

Irish link to controversy on AIDS play

END OF EMPIRE

By Fintan O’Toole

Players were there all the time - and there's more

By Gerry Thornley

From plot to pot

By By PATSEY MURPHY

Druids Glen in top six

By Philip Reid

Unidare half year profit drops £1.1m

By By JANE SUITER

TELIFIS NA GAEILGE

By From PETER KELLY

Labour sinks in low tide as poll shines on Ahern and revived FG

By By DENIS COGHLAN

From the teanga into English

By By PROINSIAS O DRISCEOIL

Variety is the spice at Dunderry Park

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Tyrone set out with doubts

By By SEAN MORAN

KILDARE REZONINGS

By From TONY McEVOY

Renewed efforts for peace still adrift in a sea of obstinacy

New rinse for the blue brigade

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Hussain keeps England ahead

Babyzone for Keith Duffy

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

UK COLLEGE FEES

By From MALCOLM BYRNE

Cross Border plan for jobs

Ex-Galway GAA chairman killed

JOBS VERSUS ENVIRONMENT

By From PAT FITZPATRICK

SF urged to condemn killing

Fine 18th century furniture in Down house contents sale

Els widens lead to five strokes

Tupperware party on Wall Street as shares listed

Mexico talks may resume

Court to rule next week on Hanafin appeal

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Secrets and pies

By By NICK RODDICK

Four arrested in hunt for garda's killers

By By JIM CUSACK

O'Donnell receives four additional life sentences

Famine figures in accessible papers

By By ANNE BYRNE

Somebody, somewhere wants to put Mrs Robinson on top of the world

By By MARK BRENNOCK

FEAR OF FLYING

By By BERNARD FARRELL

No need to be normal

By By GARRET ROWE

Way clear for World Games

By By GRANIA WILLIS

A whole town grieves as fire kills seven family members

By Colm Keena

£19m to expand Naas hospital

THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN

By By JIM REYNOLDS

Gardai not given a chance, says truck driver

By By ARTHUR QUINLAN

Dublin scenes among auction highlights

Bullet holed car points to "execution" of garda

By Catherine Cleary

Paris match

Arab leaders meet in show of unity

Neighbours unite to express their grief

By Catherine Cleary

TEILIFIS NA GAEILGE

By From ANTHONY FOLEY

Funeral with full honours

Survivor holds Scott gold medal

By Colm Keena

Ombudsman critical of local councils

By By CAROL COULTER

Donald doesn't duck issue of name-dropping

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Drilling near school during exams banned

Fiddling

By By DOUGLAS SEALY

Churchill's Grand Alliance: The Anglo-American Special Relationship 1940-57, by John Charmley (Sceptre, £14.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Triple killer tries to joke with gardai

By By MAIREAD CAREY

LIVING WITH THE ENEMY

By Jane Coyle

Bank robber gets four years

Exemption to bias law criticised

Lack of balance is cited

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Tired Sampras makes it easy for Kafelnikov

By By JOHN ROBERTS

Lavery work makes almost five times its estimate

Sao Paulo's debate on home models for poor goes to Istanbul

By By COLM REGAN

"The Provisional leadership seriously discussed killing John Hume"

She didn't do so badly

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Famous Dubliners, by Michael Stanley (Wolfhound, £9.99)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Senior US official on Border mission

By By JOE CARROLL

Bashes without pain

By By MARY DOWEY

Taoiseach leads politicians' tributes and sympathy to family of murdered gardai

By By UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL

English football under spotlight as whistle blows

By Gerry Thornley

BOTTLE OF THE WEEK

It takes more than graft to beat Graf

Consultants to review light rail

Investment gamble pays off as Camelot makes £77.5m

SECULAR POWER

By From BEN WALSH

President offers her sympathy to family

French question lifting of ban

Relief all around at `easier' session

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Markets fear US rates rise as new jobs increase

FAI prices are unfriendly

By Philip Reid

Party service successes

Writing desk fetches £3,200

Duncan further remanded

BORIS GODUNUV?

By From EAMON SWEENEY

A city where the banned red flag still flies

By Seamus Martin

Charlton admits fishing offence

Many feared dead in crash

Convicted killer of garda refused parole

O'Sullivan continues winning streak

TIME OUT

By From J.ROYCROFT

Man questioned on Dwyer killing

Goddess gets a gas mask

Homebush Boy: A Memoir, by Thomas Keneally (Sceptre, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

O'Connor's future at Bord na Mona to be considered

By Cliff Taylor

"Provisionalism is nothing more than extreme nationalism, an ugly creation that will not be appeased"

By By SEAN O'CALLAGHAN

TDs' PAY RISE

By From MIKE MAHON

Insurer not amused by Branson "ploy"

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Hussey wins heat to earn place in Olympic qualifying final

By By ANDY BOWMAN

Bat bring first rabies to Britain for 74 years

Truth Or Dare faces an acid test at the Curragh

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Defying death in Group B

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKET

By By JANE SUITER

Erbakan asked to form government

United Drug has clean bill of health with £2.7m profit

SF accuses BBC of tabloid journalism

By Gerry Moriarty

PLANNING LOGIC

By From CATHERINE MURPHY (DL)

Fergus Martin

By By LUKE CLANCY

Labour Court adjourns on Aer Lingus

Death of Pol Pot denied

President says visit to Britain was a success

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Men behaving ballet

By By CAROLYN SWIFT

Paper is called the hardest one in four years

By By ANNE BYRNE

4 detained in Armagh questioned in London

By Gerry Moriarty

Germany set for victory

Top price for gaming table

26,000 run in women's marathon

Easy starter for Dublin's new regime

By By SEAN MORAN

Major prices for miniatures

Finding the man amid the myths

By By JOHN BANVILLE

US tells Burma to end repression

The guns of Brixton

By Arminta Wallace

Presbyterian report on integrated education criticised

Man killed in Meath crash

Stewart sets pace

Recognition and reward for serious art of comedy

By Patsy McGarry

IRA message revives hope of ceasefire soon

By By DICK GROGAN

Cup-holders' modest hopes

An Post cash deliveries in rural areas are vulnerable

By By JIM CUSACK

Major calm over backbencher's threat to quit

By By FRANK MILLAR

And your mission, Jim...

Echo of The Mustard Seed

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Convent items to be auctioned

Ahern hopes SF can join talks

By By GERALDINE KENNEDY and DICK HOGAN

NI ELECTIONS

By From ANDREW DAVIDSON

`Irish for Dole' group flexes electoral muscle

By By JOE CARROLL

Ex-SS major in balcony fall

Shifting Fortunes

Syringe carrier jailed

Clontarf sees roles reversed

By By PETER O'REILLY

IRA left with fewer and fewer options as pressure for ceasefire builds up

By By DENIS COGHLAN

Presbyterian report on integrated education criticised

Man killed in Meath crash

Stewart sets pace

Recognition and reward for serious art of comedy

By Patsy McGarry

IRA message revives hope of ceasefire soon

By By DICK GROGAN

Cup-holders' modest hopes

An Post cash deliveries in rural areas are vulnerable

By By JIM CUSACK

Major calm over backbencher's threat to quit

By By FRANK MILLAR

And your mission, Jim...