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BAG SNATCHED IN DUBLIN

By From TERENCE HONIKMAN

It's Ireland's answer to Macauley Culkin

By Bernice Harrison

Moving statues on Achill island

By By LUKE CLANCY

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By KEVIN MYERS

ADVICE IGNORED

By From ROBERT MCGREGOR

Mayo's foreign province

By By SEAN MORAN

Dressing up in the gallery

Japan in War and Peace, by John Dower (Fontana Press, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Alcopops blitzkrieg alarms the `soft' drinks industry

Ruling on mayor's privileges reserved

Women and Labour could follow SDLP in withdrawal

By By CAROL COULTER

Pope's fatigue feeds church rumour

By By PADDY AGNEW

1,000 refugees await a ruling on asylum

By By ANDY POLLAK

Meath forwards to deliver

By By JOHN O'KEEFFE

Shot fired through door

Firm burdened by years of poor trading

By By PAUL O'KANE

A clearly decent prelate who was deceived

By By PENELOPE DENING

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Whether to heather

By By JIM REYNOLDS

Spring rules out a coalition with Progressive Democrats

By By DERMOT KELLY

Kohl pushes through austerity plan

Concern to go back to Liberia

Anna Hill

By By LUKE CLANCY

Caffeine deposits

"Padania" secessionists test waters

By By PADDY AGNEW

Mansfield out to regain top spot

By David O'Brien

Former League of Ireland soccer player is acquitted of heroin smuggling charge

IRAQ AND TURKEY

By From JOHN KILBRACKEN

Collins film a triumphant, deeply moving experience

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

September 14th-20th

By By JIM REYNOLDS

DEVELOPING CROKE PARK

By From J. PUNCH

Minister entitled to restrain GRA, court finds

Ballot may settle bitter Kildare rezoning battle

By Kathy Sheridan

Over 40 dealers for Dun Laoghaire event

Some mother's daughter

By By MICHAEL DWYER

ON THE GRAPEVINE

Couples and Love conquer all

Who do they think they are?

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

4 held in Guerin investigation

Man jailed for 8 years for killing woman with axe

The Artane girl's bands

Set of eight mahogany chairs sells for £1,350

An entity crisis

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Threats decried by church leader

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

KEEP OFF

By From RAY MONAHAN

Gordi to leave Irish eyes smiling

Washington has some unfinished business with Iraq

By By COL E.D. DOYLE

Babies' parts in voodoo dolls

In the state of Grace

By Eileen Battersby

Props and properties

By By BRIAN LYNCH

LOVELY LAVERY

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Thoughts turn to an election date

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Custody order lifted on Graf

Wholesale prices subdued

TREES SAVAGED

By From BRIAN SHEEHAN, PETER CUTHBERT, ANNE JAMES and WILLIAM KEARNEY and KEVIN HALPENNY

Minister opens heritage centre

Blair has task of banishing this week's divided party image

By By FRANK MILLAR

Notice calling for assembly torn down by curate

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Puppet festival opened

Irish Americans for Clinton increase and are likely to help carry new states

By By JOE CARROLL

£50m pay deal for nurses is nearly ready

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Time to clear the air in IABI

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Fly me

Heineken results hit shares

Samsung raise hopes for Fokker

Emphasis on decorative at Morehampton Rd sale

GP struck off medical list

Cabinet pledges action on dole fraud

By Cliff Taylor

Dundalk let lead slip

Firm says cause of incident was not its responsibility

Move on child sex trade urged

Leinster season draws to a close

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Taliban jets in bombing raid

McCrea says he may sue over comments on rally for Wright

By Gerry Moriarty

Rwandan wins appeal for visa

Adventure centre list compiled

Club and country clash escalates

By By ROBERT ARMSTRONG

Rare oul' time at an auction full of furniture

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Poetry for, by and about the people

By By JOHN BOLAND

HEARTS OF OAK AND ALL THAT

Killalane road races will mark Dunlop's Irish return

By By BRIAN FOLEY

From making candles and soap to multi billion corporate giant

By By PAUL GALLAGER

US firm warned licence at risk over pollution controls

By By DICK HOGAN

Maughan's magic to rub off again

By By SEAN MORAN

Hill's options narrowing

Threat to disqualify party brings apology from leader

By By MARK BRENNOCK

OCI ELECTIONS

By From JAMES BREWSTER

The sphinx who had no secret

By Arminta Wallace

Late artist's works in Limerick sale

Sectarian attacks and boycott show continuing depth of bitter divisions

By Gerry Moriarty

Why Bruton struck a hopeful note in the US

By Geraldine Kennedy

IHA sign on course shops dealIHA sign on course shops deal

By By JOHN KELLY

THE WORDS WE USE

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Even friends admit that McGahon was his own worst enemy

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Asylum seekers fit no pattern

Everything from garden statuary to furniture

Clarke has topsy-turvy round

Poetry in the voice of the people

By By FRED JOHNSTON

Shaamit can prove too swift for his five rivals

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Dundalk let lead slip

Firm says cause of incident was not its responsibility

Move on child sex trade urged

Leinster season draws to a close

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Taliban jets in bombing raid

McCrea says he may sue over comments on rally for Wright

By Gerry Moriarty

Rwandan wins appeal for visa

Adventure centre list compiled

Club and country clash escalates

By By ROBERT ARMSTRONG

Rare oul' time at an auction full of furniture

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Poetry for, by and about the people

By By JOHN BOLAND

HEARTS OF OAK AND ALL THAT

Killalane road races will mark Dunlop's Irish return

By By BRIAN FOLEY

From making candles and soap to multi billion corporate giant

By By PAUL GALLAGER

US firm warned licence at risk over pollution controls

By By DICK HOGAN

Maughan's magic to rub off again

By By SEAN MORAN

Hill's options narrowing

Threat to disqualify party brings apology from leader

By By MARK BRENNOCK

OCI ELECTIONS

By From JAMES BREWSTER

The sphinx who had no secret

By Arminta Wallace

Late artist's works in Limerick sale

Sectarian attacks and boycott show continuing depth of bitter divisions

By Gerry Moriarty

Why Bruton struck a hopeful note in the US

By Geraldine Kennedy

IHA sign on course shops dealIHA sign on course shops deal

By By JOHN KELLY

THE WORDS WE USE

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Even friends admit that McGahon was his own worst enemy

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Asylum seekers fit no pattern

Everything from garden statuary to furniture

Clarke has topsy-turvy round

Poetry in the voice of the people

By By FRED JOHNSTON

Shaamit can prove too swift for his five rivals

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Double swoop by Hibernian

Cork furniture auction has a silver lining

Social welfare reform promised

One-off BSE payment sought

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Katya 22

By Arminta Wallace

Wasps' long range forecast

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Building strong on jobs

Lessons in the life class

By By PENNY PERRICK

Documents code ratified

Farmer fined £1,000 for allowing cattle to starve

Nenagh welcomes EPA water pollution report

By By ARTHUR QUINLAN

Oracle doubles quarterly profit

I Should Say So, by Bernard Levin (Sceptre, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

The Book of Modern Scandal, by Bruce Palling (Orion, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Laois may win battle of friendly rivals

By By PAT ROCHE

Impshire makes profit

German doctors to aid Yeltsin

Diamonds galore and a Georgian loving cup, too

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

On the Rhodes to God knows where

By By PENELOPE DENING

Delegates agree Dodds proposal to lift beef ban, ease farmers' burden

By By CAROL COULTER

Animation once again

1,300 GRA votes ordered frozen

By By JIM CUSACK

Ireland avoid wooden spoon

"STALKERS" AND THE LAW

By From JOHN O'DWYER

Road to Tara: The Life of Margaret Mitchell, by Anne Edwards (Orion, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Dunnes staff could reject latest settlement terms

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Waddle moves to Falkirk

Parnell sports red and green colours on new £100 note

By Patsy McGarry

Markets thrive on positive US data

A rarity impresses

By Michael Dervan

Fish kill being investigated

Boy to challenge school expulsion

Judge restricts evicted owners' access to old folks nursing home

GAELIC COFFEE

By From MARTIN MOLONEY

Tuigamala set for League debut

First league win for Rovers

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Perry sent to Gulf region as Iraqi calls off attacks on allied aircraft

By By JOE CARROLL

Someone to watch over me

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Investment in scotch may not bring profits galore

A Concise History of the Spanish Civil War, by Paul Preston (Fontana, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Poor foursomes display proves costly for Irish

By Philip Reid

437 killed as road death figures rise by 8%

Irish tables, little and large, among highlights

Need for EU summit questioned

Dublin company sues Taaffe over £141,000

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

An ideal squeeze

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Does Prozac destroy free will?

By By ANDREW BROWN

British drafted in Iran

Car thieves grow bolder in ritual cat and mouse game with gardai

By By JIM CUSACK

The Likes of Mike

Change in US rates unlikely

EU finance ministers meeting to leave key questions to later

By Patrick Smyth

Beijing's street life is losing its innocence

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Tourism and business in partnership

By By VICTOR KUSS

Just the right kind of referendum to calm the Government's nerves

Mushrooms - Mystery of the forest

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Bishop jailed for rape

Jameson's injury leaves way open for Francis

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

BOSNIA'S ELECTIONS

Wellman strikers hold firm and locals feel the pinch

By Catherine Cleary

EPA to sue Procter & Gamble for pollution

By By DICK HOGAN

Two people die in accidents

The History of Germany Since 1789, by Golo Mann (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Chinese employ a quick and merciless method to show that crime does not pay

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Bohemians are already marked as pretenders

By Gerry Thornley

Man injured in beating

Edwardian display cabinet fetches £2,800

£20m project announced

Bohemians are already marked as pretenders

By Gerry Thornley

Man injured in beating

Edwardian display cabinet fetches £2,800

£20m project announced

Man held after gun found in car

The most fun without laughing

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

World Fluids buys UK plant company

Oak tester bed makes top price of £12,000

Football is once more in a crisis

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

THE GERMANS ARE COMING

By By MARY DOWEY

Dispute on staff levels threatens beef industry

By By PADRAIG YEATES