10 November, 2000 Digital News Archive

Harrington leads chase of a near perfect Price

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Surviving twin makes `rapid recovery'

Firms locate at campus centre

Forces abroad have vital vote

Republic targeted for sale of `unhackable' security system

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Debate On Abortion

Unabashed Russians gloat over election chaos

Canadian leaders debate issues

Government must negotiate in meaningful way

Libel case must start again before new jury

Eircell to take stake in partner

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Ceremony highlights creativity in recruitment ads

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

British Telecom results drag telecoms down

Mexican on death row in Texas denied clemency despite EU appeal

Achill stones case back in court

Goodbody favours Elan as good bet

Deutsche stock "undervalued"

Colleges given IBM computers

To Romania

Morse to sign off next week

£15m for harbour development

IAPF publishes guide to AVCs

Remembering the best film I never saw

By By CONAL CREEDON

Rape accused released on bail

Gore gets support from techies

By Karlin Lillington

Country size inhibits reporting of piracy

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Glanbia should not deter dairy mergers

Man's blood DNA matched semen from clothes of victim, says expert

Provision of legal aid criticised

Health spending questioned

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Damage limitation visitors' aim

By John O'Sullivan

Riverdeep revenue rises to €5.6m

Irish players line up for UK auction of broadband licences

Q&A

Management trophy race reduced to six

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

Eircom shares rise 2% on whispers of O'Reilly interest

By John McManus

Poet in protest against refuse charges

Man dies in house fire

Untreated sewage threatens future of Sligo as a viable port

An Irishman's Diary

By By ALANNAH HOPKIN

Integrating Asylum Seekers

Jail suspended for driving death

TV advert for breast-feeding

Lawlor exempted from tribunal until appeal

By Mary Carolan

Latin America yawns as presidential candidates sweat

Action Timetable

Bush `harder' on North Korea

Oireachtas

Martin raises concern for children in vaccine trials

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Fire at top London store

PDs prepared to fight for political survival

Losing the plot and turning the tide

By By SHEILA O'FLANAGAN

Midfielders in form

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

North's higher compensation for police widows still behind payments in South

Golden Vale pulls out of €165m Prize Foods takeover

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Tara Mines seeks £60m tax refund

Kiernan peerless in game he loves

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Court approves move to give at-risk boy `last chance' to lead normal life

Braxtel to double Dublin workforce

O'Reilly-Hyland's £1m loan

Ireland talks Democrat, is Republican

By By MEDB RUANE

European men are very much in the family way

By Dick Ahlstrom

Websites flop on election coverage

ECB Holds Steady

Garda who was suspended awarded £52,198 for earnings loss and stress

IFSC chiefs can earn £200,000

Investments in woodland need careful thought

By By CLARE O'DEA

Sample prices paid at recent car auctions

Exploring Masculinities

Sudanese forces regain Kassala

Floods ease, but more to come

Hit the rich rhetoric adds little to debate on income tax

By By OLIVER O'CONNOR

Beckham to lead Taylor's new boys

By Michael Walker

Greens put carbon tax on agenda

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Unsafe radon levels found in further 229 schools

By Dick Ahlstrom

Rap Music Messages

KPMG IPO likely to be delayed

Fine Gael announces £1.2bn plan for budget and tax reform

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Web Watch

By By SARAH MARRIOTT

Nursing in the global village

Clare council to halt waste disposal

By Gordon Deegan

Language barrier hits recruitment

Restored church to house computer centre

Shift from `new economy' continues in light trade

Belfast centre to provide 250 jobs

No Thanks

Must oil hike mean slump in economy?

Swift 100 by Johnson

Brought To Book

By By JOHN MULQUEEN

Suggestions welcome

Dempsey's amendment will affirm Kilkenny's city status

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

`Door-to-door' cheque collections detailed

By Joe Humphreys

O'Connor all fired up for the Railway Cup

By Philip Reid

Know your risk capacity

Software groups signs £1m deal

Oireachtas

Minister says vaccination trial report is incomplete

By REPORTS By MICHAEL O'REGAN and MARIE O'HALLORAN

Funds for brain research projects

Harvard training backfires for IL&P

Trimble is warned over Sinn Fein ban

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

State claims asylum-seeker did not show he would be persecuted

DCU foiled by Queen's

By Mary Hannigan

Oireachtas

Voices In The House

Knowing when to sell your shares

By COMPILED By SIOBHAN CREATON

Dissent is critical to build new vision, group told

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Stocks rally after post-election panic

`Weak' management blamed for Millennium Dome crisis

By By FRANK MILLAR

Translations

By By DAVID NOWLAN

Kennedy urges implementation

Labour `green card' plan for immigrants

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Democracy in the US may be about to go on trial

Action to tackle effects of inflation on pensions urged

Grants awarded

Royal Irish Regiment to be reshuffled

Chance to drive away with piece of history

By By JOE ARMSTRONG

Electoral college system was first proposed in 1787

Iraqi paper blames Jews for result delay

Exploring Masculinities

US ban on `Real IRA' discussed

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Corrib gas should `promote industry'

ECB indicates rate rise unlikely in short term

By By JANE SUITER

Doing a roaring trade?

By Sylvia Thompson

Meaty thoughts for winter's thin days

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

The essential guide for retail investors

Investors may gain as Merrill puts the bull back in banking

Dial M for malice

Banking regulators ignored early warning signals

By Colm Keena

Priest guilty of sexual assaults

Brochure informs carers of benefits

Cardbase moves into Africa

By By JAMIE SMYTH

BT ready to spend €1.4bn on Telenor's Esat stake

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Pre-budget concessions, police stance may deflect fuel protests

By By FRANK MILLAR

Report claims immigrants jailed

Penta completes €5.8m funding

Taking stock of the financials

Mater group bets on bigger private health appetite

By By MARY CANNIFFE

`Big little brother' could have done more, Republicans grumble

Minister launches science website

SF told any challenge to ban will fail

By By PAUL TANNEY

Inflation likely to remain stubbornly high

By By AUSTIN HUGHES

Change your life: change your job

By Sylvia Thompson

New Midlands Prison opened in Portlaoise by Minister

By By CLAIRE MURPHY

EU Rapid Reaction Force

RTE cap `almost destroyed' ad industry

By Paul Cullen

United count blessings and seek pot luck

By Michael Walker

Ellis makes offer to firm's creditors

By By THERESA JUDGE

Motion calls for ads ban on paper

Reforming Libel Laws

NCB recommends Barlo as a buy

New Budget chief brings outside view to bear on Finance

It pays to shop around for best deposit rate

By By CLARE O'DEA

The Judges

Murder accused denies he knew his wife had boyfriend

Dot.com shake-out to worsen

Eircom shareholders happy to wait and see

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Corrections And Clarifications

Permanent and TSB networks may merge

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Flood Relief

Celtic unravel at the death

By By GRAHAM SPIERS

CRH in €425m Swiss buyout

By By BILL MURDOCH

The Dyson Contrarotator

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Scottish Provident offers free switch

Teachers' Pay Claims

Mkapa takes oath of office

IMSA chairman urges action

Ross replaces O'Reilly at Arcon

Owen in on act at closing time

By By IAN ROSS

Notre Dame menacing on the rebound

By Johnny Watterson

Teachers' Pay Claims

Online buyers fall at final hurdle

Police refused bail over race attacks

Committee will hear parents' submissions

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Prisoner challenges refusal to consider his release

By Mary Carolan

Unease in the land of the free

Australians prefer Bush victory

SFA wants bond for home buyers

Just The Ticket

Striding statue of de Gaulle unveiled in presence of Chirac in Champs-Elysees

By Lara Marlowe

Faulkner's dilemma

By By BRIAN FOLEY

Search for Galway boy to resume

Keane berates corporate brigade

EU Rapid Reaction Force

Founder of Miss World dies

B of I to restrict the cashing of uncrossed cheques from Monday

By By CLARE O'DEA

Tax burden on low paid betters rival economies

By By JANE SUITER

Rap Music Messages

Mubarak strengthens hold on power

One class must go

By David Branigan

Donal MacNally

Extra money for Beaumont Hospital

Palestine commander killed in attack as US hosts Arafat

By By PETER HIRSCHBERG

The Winners

US `day as banana republic' delights Italians

Empey advocates cross-Border ties

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Regarding employees as people

By By JOE ARMSTRONG

Weekend Travel

Merit leaders feeling the heat

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

BCP Umbrella Bond on sale

National League

By Emmet Malone

NI software firm wins `IT Oscar'

Main Points

Sanctions Against Iraq

One Life

People On The Move

MI5 pitied `Lady Haw Haw'

Questions & Answers

Sexual abuse trial continues

Japan Factfile

Bertelsmann chief goes out on limb

Naming of Abbeylara officers criticised

Pharmacies withdraw some cold remedies

By By JUDITH CROSBIE

Extra money for Beaumont Hospital

Palestine commander killed in attack as US hosts Arafat

By By PETER HIRSCHBERG

The Winners

US `day as banana republic' delights Italians

Empey advocates cross-Border ties

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Regarding employees as people

By By JOE ARMSTRONG

Weekend Travel

Merit leaders feeling the heat

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

BCP Umbrella Bond on sale

National League

By Emmet Malone

NI software firm wins `IT Oscar'

Main Points

Sanctions Against Iraq

Board meeting fails to resolve stalemate

By Shane Stokes

Sweeper Boyles willing to stay

By Mary Hannigan

Log Houses

Murder charge man guilty but insane

Democrats will fight a verdict for Bush in Florida

By By JOE CARROLL IN WASHINGTON and ELAINE LAFFERTY IN TALLAHASSEE and FLORIDA

US test for Pine Dance

By Brian O'Connor

Cork firm pinpoints profits potential in tracking service

ASTI warns schools on supervision by parents

By By EMMET OLIVER