05 May, 2001 Digital News Archive

Former Dubliners manager dies after long illness

Jakarta not totally satisfied with Timor verdicts

Nuclear Defence

Plan to house 400 asylum seekers in north Dublin criticised

By By ELAINE EDWARDS

Lining-up for St Louis

US spy plane inspectors leave China

A bit of Rough farce

Hollywood writers and producers reach agreement

A guided tour of the village of the damned

Capital killer thriller

By By IAN KILROY

Country has existed for almost 60 years in state of total isolation

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Issues Behind The Arms Trial

Garda Arms Crisis files not to be released

This Week They Said

The phoney war on tax cheats splutters on

Forbidden pleasures

It's time to fly the pirate flag again

By By HARRY BROWNE

`Hunger-strike' role brings back painful memories to former republican prisoner

Reid says Britain will accept court ruling on investigation

By By PAUL TANNEY

Lavish monuments erected in honour of `great leaders' while the workers starve

Dublin flights delayed by staff walkout

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Sonorities Festival: Eleanor Dawson (baroque flute)/ Jane Chapman (harpsichord)

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Harrington needs to get that winning feeling

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Love in a Cold War climate

By By ITA DALY

Salesman seeks return of money

Scarletts move on

Number eight for Sackville

National Stadium Controversy

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire tapes; each part 10 hrs approx. and £24.99 in UK; also available on CD)

By Arminta Wallace

Mary's weather Buccaneers fightback

By Carl O'Malley

The Irish daughters of Islam

Post-mortem on cell victim

Two killed in car accidents

Khatami agrees to stand for second term as president of Iran

Rapist gets bail in appeal move

Image of jeans looks increasingly threadbare

By Breda O'Brien

Leinster SFC: First round

By By SEAN MORAN

Four arrested in drugs inquiry

Mitchell report blames both sides

By By PETER HIRSCHBERG

Volunteers wanted

Text Messages

By By GERALD DAWE

Ireland urged UN Timor protest

Punk rocker with a social conscience

Rain delays French Open

Not in my back garden

Government scores own goals on judges and Bertie Bowl

Is wind power a good thing?

Olazabal in contention as Gribben shines

By Paul Gallagher

Health scare will lead to greener farming, says Fischler

Dilator debate

Smurfit's pay defended at a.g.m.

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Lynch preserved democracy during the Arms Crisis

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Nuns deny role in genocide

Macedonia troops shell rebels, politicians meet

Helping teacher to reach pupils who deserve a brighter future

Financial controller seeks Irish Times files

US says UN vote is `odd'

100 die in Congo ferry disaster

Reign of Captain stars

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

English FA Premiership: Team news and statistics

Cult Heroes

By By JIM CARROLL

Access ban near concert

UK reminded that it must act within the law

Tour without the force

Nokia confident about maintaining global market share

Last Italian to win a grand prix race for Ferrari

The key to the Kingdom

By By MARGARET MAC CURTAIN

Fighting for deer life in Killarney National Park

By Michael Viney

Limerick honours two of its favourite sons

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

As The Beast Sleeps

By Jane Coyle

Nigerian Islamic state amputates criminal's hand

Harrison recovering after cancer surgery

Cork stockbroker may have lost £3m on personal trading

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

$60bn scheme will not buy absolute security

By Patrick Smyth

Destruction of buildings a `mistake'

Wind is taken out of Swail

May Day Protests

Media excesses are eroding citizens' rights - Cassidy

By By JIMMY WALSH

Sunshine and traffic trouble for the weekend

By Pádraig Collins

Church Of Ireland Notes

Swedish PM praises `useful' EU trip to Korean peninsula

The beat of a different drummer

By By JOHN KELLY

Loss of ABM treaty would unravel fragile web of arms control pacts

By By COL E.D. DOYLE

Mickelson in share of Classic lead

UUP stance on decommissioning questioned by Donaldson

Israel opposes call for summit on critical Mitchell report

Forthcoming Fairs

Being read

Garda application refused by court

Tourism and meat workers hit by layoffs

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Birth of genetically engineered babies is greeted with dismay

By Dick Ahlstrom

Welch resigns from Marlborough

Scottish bank in €19m profit

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Widow's pet sheep die after ruling

Radical Hindus demand McDonald's closure in India

Ambassadorial Gothic

Property investment fund formed in €1.3bn deal

Emergency British passport for fugitive Biggs

`Worker President' undaunted by critics

Basque terrorists light fuse for all-out war at the polls

Pleasure Gardens

Peace plans and violence continue

Hunger strikers raised movement's struggle - Adams

Seanad vote catches both sides off balance

By By JIMMY WALSH

Rare 1920s carpet is the work of Dun Emer Guild

Macedonia fighting escalates

Financial stocks perform well on busy trading day

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

Who Watches TG4?

Micko's Dream impresses

By Brian O'Connor

Foxchapel King gets National approval

By Brian O'Connor

Holiday weekend picks up as restrictions eased

By Frank McNally

Stand up for the stehpinklers

By Frank McNally

BTSB `off-loaded' untreated product - doctor

By Joe Humphreys

Sunday's Previews

By Emmet Malone

Close call for Cowen in accident

By Mark Hennessy

`Helen' very happy with the house that Joe built

By Kitty Holland

Supporting a column of air

By Rosita Boland

O'Leary shoots from lip

By Michael Walker

Rail Life

Our Ireland

Roddick rolls into US clay semis

O’Sullivan denies Swail to reach final

Blanch works magic

Gardaí seize drugs and cash in Co Clare

By Pádraig Collins

A Darkness More Than Night by Michael Connelly, read by Michael Beck (Orion, 4 tapes, 6 hrs, £12.99 in UK)

Schoolboys and old boys

By By EDDIE HOLT

Hansen on . . .

Financial institutions jostle for customers

Lee and Bennett slip into the lead

Travellers' Wedding

Biography

Hughes poised to hit big-time

Girding up for groundhog day

RUC appeal over drug dealer's murder

US job losses highest for 10 years

By By CONOR O'CLERY

A Kerry camel under a geranium

Bertie's bowl

Plane can be fixed in China

Legacies of the death penalty

Weak employment data drives stocks up

Leinster SFC: First round

By By SEAN MORAN

Halifax, BoS in €45bn merger

This day in golf history

The Wasp Factory, The Bridge by Iain Banks, read by Peter Capaldi (HarperCollins, each 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

Haughey kept up the fight against modernisation

By By DICK WALSH

A ditty from McGuinness

National Stadium Controversy

Acting against expectations

Soccer: Newslines

Auction Results

Lopez's patriotic outburst

Limerick house prices dropped last year, figures reveal

Dublin gang life exposed

By By JIM CUSACK

The Truth At Last by Christine Keeler, read by Honor Blackman (Macmillan, 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

Well-Remembered Days by Arthur Mathews, read by Frank Kelly (Macmillan, 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

St.Colman’s lift All-Ireland College title

Religious Broadcasting

Golf pro-am on the ball with £15m for charities

Questions remain for Lowry over offshore bank account money

People in Need Trust gives grants of £6.1m to projects

Kim junior deported to China after his arrest in Japan with a false passport

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Sticking scattered lives together

By By EAMON DELANEY

Tyson sues for piece of Rahman

Formula 5000 visitors the top attraction at Mondello

By By BRIAN FOLEY

Higgins and Stevens deadlocked

Kenmare paid Carvill €149,519

Two women killed on the roads

Presbyterian Notes

Fighting against the elements

Irish UN delegation is small, but it focuses on the big issues

Pope preaches Middle East peace on road to Damascus

Taliban blame hardliners as bomb toll rises to 10

Reaction to ruling sharply divided

By By PAUL TANNEY

Some US states having doubts on executions

Engine blows on aircraft in Dublin

Launching Cat

Post-Union furniture by Irish craftsmen

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Italy's Bonino leaves hospital after hunger-strike

Emperor who was felled by the weather

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

FTSE rallies at end of turbulent week in London

Broadcast News

By By MAIRE KEARNEY

Calls for EU tax considered ill timed

Brylcreem Boy, psychologist, anarchist, and conscientious objector

Leading rugby administrator and outstanding teacher

Coffee for two

By By SUE CARTER

`Write, write, write till your fingers break!'

By Eileen Battersby

Corrections And Clarifications

The diaspora in microcosm

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Tipperary anxious to stamp authority

By By SEAN MORAN

Man victim of sex assault

David Norris regrets . . .

McKiernan in crash

Father is jailed for sex assault

Major fraud by sheep farmers in Louth uncovered

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Teachers' Pay Dispute

The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan, read by Lorelei King and Pik-Sen Lim (HarperCollins, 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

Playing or talking, it all comes so easy, easy

Labour, FG scorn O'Flaherty verdict on judicial proposals

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Pope asks Orthodox Christians to forgive Catholics

Human rights of 11 killed `were violated'

By Denis Staunton

Cork the joker in capital affair

By Emmet Malone

State funds crucial for poorer areas

By Arthur Beesley

Teams jostle for position as playoffs loom

By Gerry Thornley

Championship 2001: Weekend previews

By Ian O'Riordan

Motor insurers defend premiums

By John McManus

Wind is taken out of Swail

By Johnny Watterson

Taoiseach tells TDs to start knocking on doors

By Mark Hennessy

Kernaghan tackles life outside football

By Mary Hannigan

New BSE case in France

IRA victims' families outraged by human rights ruling

Japanese chase dollar

Eleven-week-old baby taken to hospital in Belfast bombing

Well, stone me

By Shane Hegarty

Mandela, Buyoya thrash out plan for Burundi government

Orangemen protest at British 'cultural apartheid'

Greek press hails Pope's historic apology

Parting from Miley and looking at life after `Glenroe'

By Vincent Browne

Accused claims another man killed woman

Irish birth rate boosted by immigrants having children

By By ELAINE EDWARDS

For whom the pendulum swings

By By TERENCE KILLEEN

McRae stays in control

Alexei Nabioulin (piano)

By Michael Dervan

Space tourist gets ready to come back to Earth

Judging The Judges

Insurance industry plays language games

Tax-dodgers with bogus non-resident bank accounts get one last chance to come clean

West worries over Macedonian conflict

€92m joint venture on vehicle testing

By Francess McDonnell

FF Lotto win

The Psalm of Psalms

The joy of text

Blue skies ahead, say amateur weather forecasters

Man shot dead in front of his wife and daughter

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Woman is jailed for attack on neighbours

Relatives of dead want State to ask for inquiry

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Local heroes

The name rings a bell

By By COLIN GRAHAM

World's first genetically altered babies born

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Suspected rabies case tested in Britain

Harris revisits his sporting life for documentary

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Foot-And-Mouth Crisis

Space Tourist

Gunman with a grudge against BBC killed Dando with one shot, court told

Irish Permanent, TSB raise rates

Aborigines try to stop cull

Prizes for poets

Adams to retire at end of next season

3 jailed for sex assault on girl

US reviewing all contacts with China

Is wind power a good thing?

Tech shares positive after volatile trading day

Risk-takers may win out

By By LIAM IGOE

O'Byrne's golden deal

By COMPILED By IAN O'RIORDAN

Opposition offers strange arguments against sports campus

Relics Of St Therese

Taoiseach to make nine more official trips abroad this year

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Arsenal sink Leeds as Coventry relegated

Bad news raises US market values

Forthcoming Auctions

Bank holiday arrangements

Election fever

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Medievalist who was active in founding of Israeli state

Waterlog by Roger Deakin, read by Michael Kitchen (Random House, 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

`One of those rare artists whose love for words matched his love of image-making'

By By ANDY BARCLAY

Eye On Nature

Through the door of history

By Eileen Battersby

Afghan bomb kills seven

Party time for Noonan

No pain at the Checkout

Wheelie Bins In Dublin

Cassells calls for union solidarity

By By PADRAIG YEATES

The MacDonagh file

One Way To Confusion

Klestil warns against racism

Chiluba drops new term bid, sacks cabinet

Computerlinks earnings up 199%

The Irish influence

Republicans united, Adams tells Sands commemoration

Outstanding hockey and cricket figure

Sheikh unshaken in his endeavour

Afghan refugees' plight in Pakistan shocks UN rep

Miller shares lead after 63

Eighteen of the best

Poisoned Chalice: Seven managers in 11 years that an NHL title failed to save

Keane adviser dampens Celtic talk

Measures to tackle illegal drugs in prisons promised

By Chris Dooley

St Fintan's steal a thriller

By Ian O'Riordan

Lowry `can say why Smurfit man gave £150,000'

By Colm Keena

Nothing can keep the six million euro man down

By Arthur Beesley

Eircom rejects further approach from eIsland

By John McManus

Sackville set for eighth win

By Brian O'Connor

An Irishman's Diary

By Tim O'Brien

Cuban veterans are heart and soul of weekend festival

By Kevin Courtney

A tax amnesty in disguise

By Dominic Coyle