21 March, 2003 Digital News Archive

US forces in Afghanistan come under attack

Thousands protest in Arab capitals and Europe

NYSE halts trading in HealthSouth shares

Greene draws Ebdon for Crucible opener

More than 1,000 arrested in US anti-war protests

Rising oil prices propel German inflation

Too early to assess impact of war - Duisenberg

North Belfast UDA decides to name and shame

By Suzanne Breen

State's tech sector losing out on cost

By By Jamie Smyth and Technology Reporter

So many choices for Greencore businesses

Retirement for racehorses

Court imprisons Dublin rapist for ten years

Restrictive practices limit access to top health jobs

By By Eithne Donnellan and Health Correspondent

NI's civic conscience emerges

By By Fionnuala O'Connor

Outlook leaves no cause to protest at weather

By Paul Anderson

Irish aid workers to leave for Gulf tomorrow

By Kilian Doyle

Eight British, five US soldiers killed so far

Ricin found in Paris rail station

Butterfly set for Aintree

By Brian O'Connor

Q&A Dominic Coyle

By Dominic Coyle

Family First campaign 'could have been better'

Qualified welcome for register

Man for court over death of Albanian woman

'This threat is real, growing and of an entirely different nature'

Lufthansa warns of falling profits

Trial of man accused of killing partner adjourned

Regional income gap narrows

By Úna McCaffrey

O'Donoghue jostled, pinned against door

By Tim O'Brien

Youths charged with schoolboy's murder

Vatican speaks of 'profound pain'

By Paddy Agnew and in Rome

Rumsfeld warns of attack on a scale beyond any seen before

By Conor O'Clery North America Editor in New York

Dell gets into supercomputers with desktop clusters

By Karlin Lillington

Does racism lurk in our ivory towers?

By By Nuala Haughey

Irish bid fails to get .eu registry deal

By By Jamie Smyth

Consequences of the war

Norris in US embassy protest over prisoners

By Piaras Murphy

Explosions rock northern cities of Kirkuk, Mosul

Petrov signs new four-year Celtic deal

Leaders try to address task of reconstruction

By Denis Staunton in Brussels

Man 'killed partner' over access

US Senate votes down project for oil-drilling in Alaska refuge

Kerrigan seeks injury lift

By Ian O'Riordan

Straight-laced Victorians would have loved index-linked gilts

By By Kate Burgess

SRH signals willingness to pay a good price for Irish media

By By Emmet Oliver

Veterinary positions limited

Main restrictions on competition in the professions

Huge explosions seen towards Basra from Kuwait

Housing grants for the disabled

Irish News Digest

German budget gets approval

McDowell launches consultation on data retention

Legal team says it cannot make deadline

By Alison Healy

Xerox's chief copies good practice not past mistakes

Broadcaster Hook fined for speeding

Man United and Celtic learn Euro fate

Els moves into contention at Bay Hill

Up to €20m in unclaimed policies, says IIF

High alcohol levels in women at assault unit

By Eithne Donnellan Health Correspondent

How much for . . . 24 paracetamol?

Hartson happy in hero's role

Ignorance of smoking dangers

By Eithne Donnellan

Connectivity in the palm of your hand

By Karlin Lillington

Shannon anti-war protestors remanded

Managing information is the internet's forte

By By Mike Butcher

US unleashes massive air bombardment on Iraq

Iranian oil depot hit by rocket - report

Turkey opens its airspace to US aircraft

Making the most of your mortgage

Nigerian ethnic clashes kill dozens in oil region

Appeal made to prevent forest fires

We know they're coming, but we're not worried, say troops

Loreto look to end jinx

By Mary Hannigan

Derksen back to the fore

Troops push into south Iraq towards Baghdad and Basra

Bears may have it wrong on UK house prices

By By Dan McLaughlin

Dog attacks on sheep in every county

By Sean MacConnell

O'Neill pulls off another coup

By By Tom Humphries at Anfield

Lessons of failure will not be lost on future US politicians

Bullying claim against Bord na gCon

Violence erupts at anti-war march in Cairo

By Siona Jenkins in Cairo

Northwest cuts 4,900 jobs due to Iraq war

Logging online can cut down on the leg work

Ballesteros' Madeira hopes start to fade

Flying the Java flag in high winds

By Karlin Lillington

Frosty atmosphere as EU summit resumes

An Irishman's Diary

By By Kevin Myers

Dillon the favourite

By Emmet Malone

Russia to ask UN to rule on legality of Iraq war

Fees and adverts criticised

US begins seizing Iraq's US-based assets

Esat BT opposes regulator's levy

By By Jamie Smyth

Carrickmines dispute may threaten M50 funding

By Paul Anderson

Bombardier's chief ready to do battle

By By Ken Warn

Dublin gardai seek mother of dead baby

Report urges opening up of solicitors' profession

By By Carol Coulter and Legal Affairs Correspondent

EU savings tax blocked again by Italy

Facing some of the brutal facts of modern living

By By Sheila O'Flanagan

Iraq hits back

Cigna to create 220 jobs in Loughrea

By By Edward Power

Teenager shot in leg in north Belfast attack

Policewoman hurt as loyalists attack station

Prospects of recovery take a hit amid war worries

By Cliff Taylor

Grewcock may miss Dublin decider

ECB voting plan adopted by EU summit

Reform could cut fees in legal and medical sectors

By Colm Keena

Israelis arrest thirteen Palestinians in West Bank

'We pledge that we will fight the invaders"

Trimble tells anti-war protesters to back troops

Ways to save time and money on your mortgage

By Laura Slattery

EU leaders seek to revive Lisbon agenda

Inferno in Baghdad following massive US missile raids

Aer Lingus may reduce business class to cut costs

By By Emmet Oliver

How war in the Gulf began

Venables steps down as Leeds manager

Revitalised Trinity likely to halt UCD's run in Gannon

By Liam Gorman

Only seven Iraqi oil wells on fire: British forces chief

Morning sounds mixed in with the din of war

Hoax call disrupts Waterford hospital

By Alison Healy and Carol Duffy

Low share prices encouraging corporate activity

Chirac warns coalition over 'post-war' plans

Central Bank receives €25m in ECB profit share

Russia berates US for attacks

By Dan McLaughlin, in Moscow and and Derek Scally in Berlin

US and allies are on brink of deploying 'shock-and-awe' tactics

Irish Eurovision song is deemed to be an original composition

By Conor Lally

Costly professions

Public sector pay rises 4.6% in 2002

Rovers have title in sight

By Johnny Watterson

Israel and Palestinian territories

Coalition forces reach outskirts of Basra

Saddam offers money for killing US, UK troops

Woman awarded €100,000 for 'below standard operation'

King's Inns monopoly criticised

By By Carol Coulter

Family alleges council polluted river and lands

Franchises require hard work to be a money-spinner

By By Colm Ward

McGlinchey tells of blackmail on cheques

By Christine Newman

Mulligan to get his start for Dublin

By Ian O'Riordan

Woods one off pace in Orlando

Power targets Italian return

By Shane Stokes

Calculating the economic consequence of war

Coalition has easy victory but emotion runs high

By Irish Times reporters in Leinster House

ECB to cut rates if war-induced recession looms

IMF monitors global economy as war starts

Schumacher and F1 speed on to Malaysia

By Justin Hynes in Sepang and Kuala Lumpur

Search continues for missing island man

By Tom Shiel

Itouch restructuring to result in job losses

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Noonan fails to vote over US use of Shannon

By Arthur Beesley and Mark Hennessy

Reid steps in as Leeds caretaker manager

AG says Ireland is not a belligerent

By Arthur Beesley and Political Reporter

War began early with attempt to kill Saddam

Law, medicine most anti-competitive - study

New Allen design highlights home-built quality

By David Branigan

US successes in Iraq drive up stocks as oil slumps

Fight against poverty needs action

By By Helen Johnston

225 flats sell for €60m in single day

By Jack Fagan Property Editor

Reviews

Accountants add ed 6% to salary in 2002

By By Edward Power

IMPACT union votes to accept national deal

Hijacked Cuban airliner lands in Florida under military escort

Irish abroad outspend visitors here

Freedom of Information Act

Irish retail sales growth hits 13-month high

Regulators set to reform European merger controls

US consumer prices up 0.6% in February

'They all knew what was going on,' says McGlinchey

By Christine Newman

Judge warns of threat to justice system

Israeli air defences on highest alert

By Peter Hirschberg in Jerusalem

Grafton chairman spends €8m acquiring shares in rights issue

By By Jane O'Sullivan and Markets Correspondent

Dillon appointed new eircom League chairman

We're neutral in favour of the allies

Plan to close loopholes in work permit procedures

By Nuala Haughey

Afternoon protests planned against war on Iraq

By Paul Anderson

Ireland's drink problem

Annan, Blix voice regret at outcome

By Conor O'Clery and in New York

Public health doctors to strike

By Chris Dooley Industry and Employment Correspondent

America's oldest continuous ally in the Arab world feels the pressure from within

Though expected, missile attack still came as shock

Witnessing the attack with a young 'human shield'

By Lara Marlowe and in Baghdad

Shannon question reduces all the parties to flying in the face of reason

By Mark Hennessy

Chirac hopes for fast end to Iraqi war

Swift war will not heal US economy - analysts

Ferguson is relishing Real encounter

Drink-driver jailed for killing three people

H&W in 'new chapter' as last ship to leave

Schumacher back in the driving seat

Bias against older workers highlighted

Reporters in gas masks bringing tidings of war

Figures show sharp rise in German bankruptcies

Deadline looms for €1.3 million Lotto winners

Ireland out to maintain unbeaten record Rugby Under-21 preview

By John O'Sullivan

Conditions in primary schools

Golf star sued over son's fatal accident

Hong Kong hotel linked to lethal bug

By Eithne Donnellan and Health Correspondent

French consumer prices show February rise

McCreevy may 'tweak' FoI changes

By Jimmy Walsh and Arthur Beesley

Opposition to euro in UK falls slightly - survey

Brain-damaged boy awarded €3m settlement

Kerr hasn't given up on Finnan

By Emmet Malone

No case to answer over vaccine trials, religious orders claim

By Conor Lally

The tax break that makes art possible

By By Belinda McKeon

State's ad-hoc approach to migrant labour

Vigil and rallies to the fore of protest agenda

By Tim O'Brien and Alison Healy

Wave of young anger sweeps nation

By Frank Millar in London

Allies can only guess at level of support for Saddam

Two helicopters missing in Chechnya ahead of poll

Debate over US-led invasion of Iraq

Galen gets FDA approval for oestrogen ring

Radiotherapy stressed in cancer care

By Dr Muiris Houston Medical Correspondent

Allianz sets out plan to raise €5bn

Angelina Jolie's Oscars dress stolen

'Probable' case of SARS detected in Co Mayo

Turkey votes to open its airspace to US

Sixty years of Crosaire

Eight arrested in Limerick over Keane murder

Blair appeals for national unity and resolve

Coalition makes early gains

By Lara Marlowe in Baghdad, Jack Fairweather in southern Iraq and Conor O'Clery in New York

US says no surrender talks with Iraq government

Sales at Scottish Provident up 42%

By Úna McCaffrey