Article Archive

January 2nd 1996

• • News

  • Tidal waves follow quake News
  • Women dies, parents injured in Finglas fire. News
  • `Minnie dresses' warning News
  • Prelate offered to resign News
  • Lemass considered the possibility of divorce legislation News
  • Eight road fatalities over holiday week News
  • Maxol cuts 4p off gallon of petrol News
  • 16 killed in Karachi violence News
  • Pubs targeted as curbs on smoking are extended News
  • Man dies after Lurgan shooting News
  • Gardai issue appeal as hunt for woman continues News
  • TV set `much admired' News
  • Stormont concern as MPs raised civil rights issues News
  • Plan for a joint Irish history rejected News
  • Options to bring Mater into the NHS discussed News
  • North trade tariff cuts raised News
  • Request by McAteer for salary refused News
  • Dispute over text hobbled tourism pact News
  • IDA in talks on new Cork plant News
  • RUC appeal over Armagh beating News
  • 100,000 homes without water as reservoirs dry up News
  • School issues letter about child abuser News
  • 1996 gets off to noisy and in parts violent start News
  • Christmas factory fire kills 19 News
  • Gang kills caretaker News
  • Charged with 10 murders News
  • Tories contemplate option of staying on as minority News
  • Student's murder linked to other similar killings News
  • 200 hurt in zoo stampede News
  • Gambiabans skin-bleaching News
  • Zapatistas form political wing News
  • Russia misses deadline News
  • 100 killed in Algeria - report News
  • 27 killed in Mexico crash News
  • Saudi power passes to Fahd's brother News
  • Opponent of Arafat is denied access to the media News
  • Nigerian papers name Saro Wiwa `Man of the Year' News
  • Noted German playwright dies News
  • UUP sees possibility of voting Major out News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Papers reveal secret links with O'Neill cabinet News UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL
  • Domestic chaos as Italy takes EU presidency News PADDY AGNEW
  • Wilson mooted plan to invade Rhodesia News JOHN RENTOUL
  • An Islamic party with more than one face News NICOLE POPE
  • Nato bridge into Bosina now needs to be repaired News CAROLINE SMITH
  • `Bow No' turns up at `great party' for new year of peace News CATHERINE CLEARY

  • Sport

  • Opportunity passes United by Sport
  • Collymore hits old friends hard Sport
  • Hard work of no use to Derry Sport
  • Sherlock sent off at Belfield Sport
  • O'Connor defies Galway Sport
  • Swan touch seals victory Sport
  • Redknapp angry over goalkeeping ruling Sport
  • Wright sends timely message to Venables Sport
  • Last ball boundary Sport
  • Merry Gale doubt Sport
  • Ireland look to Kiwi care to bear fruit Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Lane keeps his nerve to gain his biggest win Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • O'Halloran comes back to take title Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Curran, Dillon brightest of `Stars' Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Penalty steals it for Shelbourne Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • From shy hero to Jason of arrogance Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Easy wins for top two Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Leeds link poor form to surfeit of games Sport PHIL SHAW
  • Whelan makes a point at Coventry Sport MIKE ROWBOTTOM
  • Weah is a man of many parts Sport PADDY AGNEW
  • Star of the Sea are on top of table Sport GREG ALLEN
  • Irish forge strong link with rugby in America Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Leinster's European Cup adventure comes to an end Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Lansdowne reach final Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Dance Beat tunes up for Ladbroke Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • O'Sullivan engineers a well-timed victory Sport KATHRYN DAVIS
  • O'Brien mare causes upset Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Glenanne win after bad start Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
  • A larger-than-life personality with a robot's consistency Sport DERMOT GILLEECE

  • Business

  • Accountancy firm adopts name change Business
  • Office named after O Conaill Business
  • Countess dies in Scotland aged 89 Business
  • Management is blamed for most company failures Business
  • Forte expected to announce a special dividend worth £500m Business
  • SFA critical of side effects of social welfare Business
  • Clinton to meet Congress leaders over budget row Business
  • Fisherman dies in boat accident Business
  • RSF message urges withdrawal Business
  • Rescue team gets new pager system Business
  • Smurfit's share price in retreat despite record profits Business JOHN CONROY
  • Jamont plans £5m investment to update plant Business PAUL O'KANE
  • How Dublin region will continue to gain most out of tourism's growth Business JIM DUNNE
  • Wexford girl dies as donor plea fails Business MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Lambs to order for Europe Business SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Placings in union pairs tournament Business GEORGE RYAN

  • Opinion

  • There's no place like home if you're homeless Opinion
  • Teaching Religion Opinion
  • ODD BANQUET IN CROATIA Opinion
  • NEW YEAR RESOLUTION Opinion
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion
  • Campbell Heather MBE Opinion
  • ROME RULE DEBATE Letters DAVID ALVEY
  • WOMEN IN THE HOME Letters HILARY PRATT
  • RATIONAL LOGIC Letters BRIAN GRAHAM
  • DECISIVE LOSS Letters SEAN D BARRETT
  • MEATY FOOD Letters JOAN DELANY
  • TERMINAL OPPORTUNISM Letters D K HENDERSON
  • SURPRISED SCRIBE Letters BERNADETTE KAVANAGH
  • AMBIDEXTROUSLY Letters DEREK WINE
  • MOUNTJOY FIRE Letters JOHN GREANEY
  • THIRSTY WORK Letters THOMAS STUDLEY

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • A chain of pantos past Culture
  • HIGHS and LOWS Culture
  • Internal soundings on the PIANO Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Enough Cranberry sauce Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
  • HIGHS and BLOWS Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
  • A sing song with a difference Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • Junkster/The Bedhangers/The Sewing Room Culture TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • A feast and a famine Culture HARRY BROWNE
  • TB in a sanatorium of the imagination Culture MARY MORRISSY
  • Policing the Famine era Culture GREGORY ALLEN
  • Drudgery of being a 20th century chatelaine Culture ELLEN BEARDSLEY
  • Church survival pivots on authority of love not power Culture KEVIN HEGARTY