08 October, 2004 Digital News Archive

Three changes as U-21s take on France

Hello, good evening and failte

Minister has no plans to sell more barracks

By Conor Lally in Letterkenny

BCI fears appeals body may undermine its position

By Emmet Oliver

British were in contact with Bigley captors

Murder accused tells court of husband's violence

Hermes to host Trophy

By Mary Hannigan

US job growth weaker than expected

BORED TO DEATH BY AXIS OF EVIL

By Donald Clarke

Airport seeks chief executive

By Emmet Oliver

None of party groupings would win a majority

Financials off slightly as stocks lose early gains

By Dominic Coyle

Cambodian king threatens to abdicate

Aircraft maker to cut 560 jobs

By Dominic Coyle

Man tells of how murdered brother lived in fear

Afghans prepare to vote amid security fears

Minister says company law reform on way

By Michael O'Regan

Statement from the Equestrian Federation of Ireland

Butting into the bus lane

McCreevy vows to cut red tape

PSNI on alert over attack threat in Ballymena

KING CRAZY

By Donald Clarke

Wise and witty, he woos MEPs

Irish unfazed by French conveyer belt

Megawati concedes Indonesian ballot

O'Brien tribunal case may get Oct 20th court date

Murder accused allegedly admitted stabbing

Taoiseach 'shocked and outraged' at Bigley murder

An ill-judged and opaque way of filling vacancies on the bench

By Carol Coulter

New US voters may prove crucial

JAZZ

By Ray Comiskey

Widening opportunities open the way for life coaching

CD OF THE WEEK

By Ray Comiskey

Young need better hospital facilities

By Eithne Donnellan

Ireland to open embassy, boost aid to Vietnam

VIDEODVD

Study agreed for Shannon railway

By Gordon Deegan

'Muddle through' model beats the apocalypse

Carnegie still playing catch-up

By Brian Foley

Connacht reshuffled

By Gerry Thornley

Wood energy 'key' to meet Kyoto targets

By Olivia Kelleher

Aragones apology cuts no ice in France

Community employment review to report soon, says Martin

By Michael O'Regan

Microsoft rails against 'kinder but weaker' tag

WHO THE HELL ARE

By Kevin Courtney

Two men jailed for 12 years after big drugs haul

By Patsy McArdle

Pro-abortion group wins appeal in Belfast Court

Cheap not always cheerful for motor cover

By Laura Slattery

Firm of solicitors grossly negligent over deal

HBOS leads bid race for NIB and Northern Bank

By Siobhan Creaton and Finance Correspondent

Chairman says officer's dual role not in guidelines

By Christine Newman

Many feared dead after blast in Egypt

ELECTRONICA

By Jim Carroll

Transaction decline on stock exchange

By Dominic Coyle

Farmers and hill-walkers

Maher aiming for top rung

By Liam Gorman

VOICES IN THE HOUSE

US details plan to quell Iraq insurgency - report

Submarine under tow to Scotland

By Lorna Siggins and Marine Correspondent

O'Sullivan and Hunter to meet in semis

Iran's nuclear programme

All eyes on DUP's sales pitch

Ford takes over in Galway

By Gavin Cummiskey

Filgas leaves Leinster

By Johnny Watterson

US announces plans to sell weapons to Turkey

Insurance firm says foreigner quote was an error

By Cronan Scanlon

SOUNDTRACK

By Jocelyn Clarke

St Bernards to find new role in modern world

Listening to the laity

Desmond takes investment activities private

By Colm Keena

Harrington claims final place at Wentworth

By John O'Sullivan

Boston Scientific secretly copied key heart device

By Sean O'Driscoll in New York

MobileAware to expand in US and Asia

By Jamie Smyth

Gardaí cannot reveal sources, IRA trial hears

Pollution on Loch Corrib

America's role in the world

Man jailed in absence for breach of peace

Curfew change for children in pubs in summer

By Marie O’Halloran

All roads and routes lead to Paris for Cup fans

By Carl O'Brien

Ballmer's wish-list

Rathgar Beau looks to have the edge

By Brian O'Connor

THE ITCH TO SWITCH: current account savings

Developing institutional land in Dublin

Irish pair to miss new series

By Shane Stokes

UN to investigate Darfur genocide claims

US broke aviation subsidy accord, says EU

Government grants to the GAA

Tug tows stricken Canadian sub to Scotland

Oil prices threaten recovery - Trichet

By Denis Staunton in Brussels

A celebration of faith and soul

By Jim Carroll

Saddam 'made $11 billion' from oil voucher sale

Concern pulls out of Afghanistan

Traveller protest passes off peacefully

US attack kills 11 at Fallujah wedding

SINGLES

By Kevin Courtney

Car bomb kills 40 in Pakistan

Schumacher wary of Sato

Austrian writer wins Nobel Prize

Co Antrim woman cleared of husband's murder

ACCESS ALL AREAS

THE REAL DEAL

Call for targeting of educational resources

By Tim O'Brien in Galway

TRADITIONAL

By Siobhán Long

Army Chief criticises PDFORRA for airing allegations of bullying

By Conor Lally

McMillan loss dents Friday feeling

By Gerry Thornley

Garda head says accused in IRA

Tiger sequel not as exciting as the original

By Cliff Taylor

Hotels say move on child pub ban is not enough

By Mark Hennessy and Political Correspondent

Ahern plans to open more embassies

By Mark Hennessy and Political Correspondent

Consultants reject Harney talks plan

By Eithne Donnellan and Health Correspondent

Several hurt in embassy bombing in Paris

A note on poll methodology

Howard says he doubts Blair 'told the truth'

Fish cages vital for a marine revolution, says BIM

By Lorna Siggins and Marine Correspondent

First case of winter influenza bug identified

By Elaine Edwards

Arthritis drug may triple risk of blood cancer

Poll findings show all is still to be played for in the run-up to next general election

Walls family case opens in High Court

By Mary Carolan

Israeli soldiers shoot dead 10 year-old girl

Fighting fit for greater global expansion

By Siobhan Creaton and Finance Correspondent

US reclaims fastest supercomputer title

Norwegian company to create 220 jobs in Cork

By Cathal Hanley

Sensible health policy promised by Harney

By Eithne Donnellan, Health Correspondent and in Tullamore

Wexford festival to face protests about non-use of Irish musicians

By Michael Dervan and Music Critic

Strikes lead to 5,370 days lost in six months

OUT OF KONTROLL

By Michael Dwyer

McDowell masters Old Course

Does homeopathy hold water?

'McCarthy's Bar' author Pete McCarthy dies

Google unveils text search service

Harbison says multiple blows to head killed man

Gap in Spanish/ Irish shopping baskets narrows

By Sheila O'Flanagan

Two men, mother attacked in Ballymoney house

Blast in Kabul on eve of election

The master of Washington was silenced by an apprentice

Sniper kills Palestinian at Gaza settlement

Writing is on the wall for a president suspected of forgery

By Patrice Harrington

Shortlist for accounts awards

EU's yes to Turkey draws mixed response

By Derek Scally

Domestic diva Stewart reports to US prison

Geldof scathing about EU aid chief

Lower prices mean better value, actually

By John McManus

Banks' culture 'has to be eliminated'

By Siobhan Creaton and Finance Correspondent

SHATTERED GLASS

By Donald Clarke

Hotel stable aims to deliver Dublin flavour

By Jane O'Sullivan

An Irishman's Diary

MUSICDVDs

Government regains support as Kenny steps out of shadows

Clarke leads the charge

BOLLYWOOD WIVES

O'Connor denies cheating as Olympics horse fails test

By Conor Pope

Morrison looks to Keane influence

Reviews

Bank switching pain to be eased but not removed

By Laura Slattery

Drogheda must regroup

By Paul Buttner

Power of 'Carmen' sets a flamboyant tone

By Deirdre McQuillan, Fashion Editor and in Paris

Trial undermines head injury treatment

By Dr Muiris Houston and Medical Correspondent

Kenyan environmentalist wins 2004 Nobel Peace Prize

Oil prices hold over $52 as rally pauses

Iraqi government welcomes Sadr peace offer

Warning over closing Traveller centres

By Michelle McDonagh

Bill may affect sale of GAA grounds

Negotiating a path through office politics minefield

By Robin O'Brien-Lynch

Cork's year in the cultural limelight

Two steps backwards for US TV technology

By Danny O'Brien

Data fails to back outsourcing job fears - study

Eight men are charged following row between two Cork families

By Barry Roche in Cork

Israel blames al-Qaeda for Red Sea bombings

TDs almost fall out of seats as SF brings up 'impersonation'

Emotional surgeon tells of victim's three heart attacks

New kid Mavuba happy to kick against Keane legend

Henry is France's man of mystery

Cork presents programme for its year as capital of culture

By Barry Roche and Southern Correspondent

Fixtures solutions

By David Branigan

PRECIOUS MOMENTS

No rest for Cork champions

By Ian O'Riordan

M&S seeking 350 staff for Christmas rush

Data on children of deported parents unavailable - McDowell

By Kitty Holland

Shia rebels to disarm after jail releases

Illegal dog fighting case adjourned

Business groups attack ESB rise

By Colm Keena

Time for tabloid Irish Times

No weapons at Dublin show, organisers insist

By Elaine Edwards

IRMA to take legal action against file sharing in 2005

By Jamie Smyth and Technology Reporter

Q&A

By Dominic Coyle

Bush seeks rebound in second TV debate

Patience and perseverance are priorities for the peace process

ACTING UP

By Michael Dwyer

Gooch has his eyes on the Aussies

Sony's play to create 'Walkman of the 21st century'

CLASSICAL

By Michael Dervan

Lennon had Barron exhumation put 'on hold'

By Gerard Cunningham

GREAT BALLS...

Quinn Group to pay less than #100m for Wentworth

By John McManus

Bang & Olufsen posts first-quarter profit

Traveller protest disrupts traffic

By Daniel McConnell & Joe Humphries

Blow for US Patriot Act should spur scrutiny of Irish data privacy law

By Karlin Lillington

Four projects to get €70,000 for urban renewal

EirGrid in the market for chief executive

ROCK/POP

TV spin-off in a League of its own

By Michael Dwyer

New faces but a similar story

By Gavin Cummiskey

Striking changes

By Emmet Malone

Time for tabloid Irish Times

No weapons at Dublin show, organisers insist

By Elaine Edwards

IRMA to take legal action against file sharing in 2005

By Jamie Smyth and Technology Reporter

Q&A

By Dominic Coyle

Bush seeks rebound in second TV debate

Patience and perseverance are priorities for the peace process

ACTING UP

By Michael Dwyer

Gooch has his eyes on the Aussies

Sony's play to create 'Walkman of the 21st century'

CLASSICAL

By Michael Dervan

Lennon had Barron exhumation put 'on hold'

By Gerard Cunningham

GREAT BALLS...

Quinn Group to pay less than #100m for Wentworth

By John McManus

Bang & Olufsen posts first-quarter profit

Traveller protest disrupts traffic

By Daniel McConnell & Joe Humphries

Blow for US Patriot Act should spur scrutiny of Irish data privacy law

By Karlin Lillington

Lenihan admits overseas aid target will not be met

By Paul Cullen