02 October, 1999 Digital News Archive

Mayo v Waterford, Croke Park, 3.0

By Keith Duggan

Mired in poverty, Kenyans bear the heavy burden of foreign debt

ECB president hints of a rise in interest rates in near future

By By JANE SUITER

Standards in Accountancy

Financials provide highlights in thin trading

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Early buyers snap up best pieces at antiques fair

By By KATE MCMORROW

Rehashing failed plan will not solve debt trap - campaigner

A violinist and conductor of style and nuance

Bruton calls for leak investigation

By By KEVIN RAFTER

Paying the price of new technology's foibles

By Dominic Coyle

Ansbacher names await a call from the inspectors

Class tells in crass war

By Mary Hannigan

Donegal may bear fruit of new job deals

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Custody for fine default criticised

Labour angry at early closing

TNS in £7m takeover

Fit Irwin is good news for McCarthy

By By PETER BYRNE

10% increase in number of tourists

Sports Speak: The week in quotes

By Johnny Watterson

Behind closed doors

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Day Japan stared into nuclear abyss

British Midland's £39 London offer

Forthcoming Auction

Byrne in threat of legal action

Pool D - Sunday

All at sea with Cap'n Bly

By By ANGELA LONG

Cinema

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Pool A - Saturday

High-Rise Dublin

Auction Results

Sandymount Church Demolition

Clerides `frustrated' on talks

Rock

By Kevin Courtney

Mushroom Magic

By By JOHN MCKENNA

The last gang in town

Anti-Abortion Posters

Grass's roots show in reminder of things past

By Denis Staunton

Fallout from debt calamity leaves legacy of poverty and repression

Emigrant Sunday

Past master of re-invention

By By JOHN KENNY

Aussies to have all guns blazing

By John O'Sullivan

From purdah to power

By By DAVID ORR

Siberia

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Turkish prisoners release hostages

Dillon's wedding vow

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Cork engineer who helped develop North Sea oil field

Out of the frying pan

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Holroyd does a Holroyd on the Holroyds

Women Drivers

PKK members surrender

She's Ruby and Oprah as Gaeilge

By Lorna Siggins

Tripping the light fantastic for a chance to star with the black stuff

By Kitty Holland

Enter the Hon. Charlie McCreevy

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Russian soldiers drive into Chechen villages

Case for privatisation of ports put to conference

By Lorna Siggins

260,000 forcibly resettled

Mistress who linked JFK to Mafia don

Police move against activists

Dance/Clubs

By Kevin Courtney

Corrections And Clarifications

Meteor awaits court ruling on licence

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Mitchell committee calls the bluff of the bluffers

Armed men take 30 hostage in embassy

Murder most horrid

By By JANE POWERS

Ten years to the altar

By By PENELOPE DENING

Esat will raise €220m to fund purchases

Defeat not an option tonight

By Johnny Watterson

Bounce without booze

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Dissident paramilitaries pose threat - Flanagan

By By CLARE MURPHY

Witness for the defence

Moving the goalposts

By Johnny Watterson

O'Neil painting for £20,000-plus

Sale at the supermarket

Mysteries fit for a flickering fire

By By MICHAEL PAINTER

Fiji find their feet

Spanish crewman airlifted to safety

Irish Nationwide finally cuts rates

By By JANE SUITER

Mother jailed for torturing son

Abbey departure `settled'

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Drogheda's late show

The Romance of Italy

The day the Pope played goalie for the Jews

By By JOHN HORGAN

Dana throws up gap in pension fund protection

By Dominic Coyle

One billion people enslaved by debt

Shop to appeal corporation order to close down

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Perils of pulp faction

By By EDDIE HOLT

Ansbacher list adds to wage talks difficulties

By By PATRICIA LEAHY

Hindu party coalition set to win Indian election

Western promise takes new twist

William Hill to set up Athlone betting operation

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Season of myths

By By EILIS NI DHUIBHNE

The President in California

Everyone was in the park, apart from a handful of heathens and some tourists

Blandest memories

By By HARRY BROWNE

Shed bangers

Tesco in £250m price cuts in UK

Guidant meets targets on jobs and production

By Chris Dooley

Ireland to dig in early and win well

By Gerry Thornley

Welsh opening off key

By Gerry Thornley

Nefertiti by Joyce Tyldesley (Penguin, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Reviewing the reviews

Marie Antoinette's girls win the night

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Dublin's plan to convert sewage to farm fertiliser raises questions

MSF calls for 26% wage increase in new pay agreement

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Hands up for a slice of carvery fare

By Orna Mulcahy

McCullagh and Earlene likely to prevail

By Brian O'Connor

A who's who of favourite poems

By By LOUISE EAST

With class war over, Blair massages key `Tory' areas

Let miscreants get their dues and the public its money back

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Rock

Ryder ripples

By Johnny Watterson

Big players swapping hats in a small and murky world

In a league of his own

By John Bowman

Lawyers at your service - or theirs

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Portrait of the weatherman as an artist

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Charles De Gaulle, Superstar (Part 2)

Academic who knew Bordeaux from Burgundy

US army reopens inquiry into claims of massacre

By By JOE CARROLL

Fair

Partnership for Peace

Drug sentence is suspended

At Home in the World: A Memoir by Joyce Maynard (Anchor, £7.99 in UK)

By By JOHN BOLAND

Mr Gageby to you

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Guinness amends horses ad following complaints

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Getting there

Fear of interest rate rises erodes confidence

FAI National League Previews

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Against the head

By Johnny Watterson

Arts Council staff set to vote on industrial action

By Patsy McGarry

Fowler out for eight weeks

Ansbacher Accounts

Travel Log

By By JOAN SCALES

NTMA in moves to boost bond turnover

By By JANE SUITER

Garden Work

By By JANE POWERS

Simply de luxe

The Luck of the draw

Painful poetry

By Johnny Watterson

Ventilation alert follows van death

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Guilty, but who were the culprits?

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Inflation worries cause stocks to slide

Pool B - Saturday

The Big Bad City by Ed McBain (New English Library, £5.99 in UK)

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Final tickets online

By Johnny Watterson

Dance

Homebase moves to buy Hampden

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Nanny gets 25 years for death of baby

New Prisons

Poverty in Africa

22 killed in earthquake

Chasing hares stretches Burren pups

Fatal Game of Bridge

Strudel doodle

By Frank McNally

Williams sisters to meet in final

Premier league

By Johnny Watterson

Late developer arrives in time to make mark

Standards sky-high

A nation of pilgrims, praying on the march

Irish may never become majority language - O Cuiv

By By HARA MARKS

Chinese celebrate 50 years with style

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Kinane can triumph on Montjeu

FA Premiership Team News and Statistics

He should have been a woman

By By FRANK MCLYNN

112 jobs go as Longford plant closes

Pope's visit didn't stem church's ebbing tide

Delightful Brady gig both teases and thrills

By By JOE JACKSON

Gusmao to visit Dublin next week

By By DAVID SHANKS

Lighting up the game

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Church of Ireland Notes

Springbok power will sink Scots

By By IAN MALIN

Anger, comedy on the Fringe

New plays abound

By By GERRY COLGAN

Shhhhhhhhhh!

By Hugh Linehan

Shattered silence

By Michael Viney

Archer wins Tory nomination for mayor race

Republicans plan terrorist campaign

Largest Interfet operation saves E Timor towns

By By CHRISTOPHER ZINN

Art

By Aidan Dunne

Bohemians fail to go joint top

By Ian O'Riordan

Finding fun, making music, hiding nothing

Traditional wedding for Altan musicians

Goodbye to Iveagh Markets

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Neutral states and how they handle their roles in PfP

By Patrick Smyth

Independent report set to fuel criticism of IMF

Charles De Gaulle, Superstar (Part 1)

Internet call-centre option

By By RORY KELLEHER

Tantalising tapestry

Replacing Plastic Bags

Cork Jazz gets the millennium treatment

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

The stately home that's anything but

Flu vaccine dispute could put further strain on hospitals

By By PADRAIG YEATES and FRANK MCNALLY

Roots

New car sales hit record 159,000

Standards in Accountancy

Pool A - Saturday

Bank defers meeting

Junior ready to do a real man's job

By By ROY COLLINS

Offshore

College's first lay head inaugurated

Goodman buys out shareholders to regain control

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Seven stowaways are found dead

The Polish Balfe

Unionists and SF to try to break deadlock

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Defending all but the investor

By Dominic Coyle

Debonair crashes in airline price war

Live register shows lowest monthly data in 17 years

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Driver killed as car overturns

Battles enacted at military festival

Pool B - Sunday

Sir Vidia's Shadow by Paul Theroux (Penguin, £7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter (Vintage, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Fine Welcome

Days of fervour were a time of trial for dissidents

Triona is home

By By JOHN KELLY

Gardai injured in car ramming

I'm a Little Special: A Muhammad Ali Reader edited by Gerald Early (Yellow Jersey Press, £8 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Journalist destroyed tapes, inquiry told

By By DICK GROGAN

Moderator to visit troops in Lebanon

China's Challenge

Officials bow and scrape as locals check on radiation

By By IRISH TIMES FOREIGN STAFF

Laughing to the top

By Brian Boyd

`I write first and add the research later'

By Rosita Boland

Bottle Of The Week

Arrests linked to splinter group fears

By By JIM CUSACK

Making a deli-cious decision

By By LANCE CONTRUCCI

Bourses slip as fears grow over interest rates

Written on the wind

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Vigilance required against undemocratic tax-evaders

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Junk Food gets its marching orders

By By LOUISE EAST

Freedom Party to make gains in Austria's election tomorrow

Methodist Notes

Veteran to be absent from by-election ballot paper

Twelfth Night

By Jane Coyle

Ahern to visit troops in Kosovo

By By JIM CUSACK

BAA shares fall 17%

Poems repeat themselves in our consciousness because they express something changeless about who we are

Acoustic

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Kinane wins on Scarteen

Reagan biographer plays down `apparent airhead' remark

By By JOE CARROLL

Ryding high

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Lunch of the long knives

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Taoiseach says High Court report will reveal names

By By FRANK MCNALLY and ARTHUR BEESLEY

Euphoria waned for one hungry for radical tone

The Haunted Manor

Past neglect gives hollow ring to Child Bill rhetoric

Security build-up for annual horse fair in the west

By Lorna Siggins

Classical

Montgomerie makes his move

Cracking competitions

By By MARY DOWEY

Gunter Grass

This Week They Said

Attacks on churches: vandals or sectarians?

Tireless champion of the unemployed and underprivileged

By By SEAN HOGAN

Poetry with a passion

By By SADBH

Of tax and counter-attacks

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

She rallied round Hitler

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Three-minute Cork blitz

Complete with loaded asides

By Eileen Battersby

Blending the old and the new in furniture

Medical litigation has reached crisis proportions, says doctor

By Kitty Holland

Making music for Mairead

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Tax amnesty returns to haunt politicians

By Dominic Coyle

Department of sporran affairs

By By DANIEL MULHALL

Chattering classes flock to the Internet

By Dominic Coyle

Extra distance should suit Excuse Me Sir

By Brian O'Connor

Traditional

It starts with you thinking how successful your best friend is, how popular your brother is, how much cash that spotty guy from school is making . . .

By By LOUISE EAST

October Sky by Homer H. Hickam (Fourth Estate, £6.99 in UK)

By By JOE CULLEY

The Queen of Sheba