Article Archive

January 13th 1996

• • News

  • THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN News
  • EYE ON NATURE News
  • Bridge wrecked by floods News
  • Green candidate for by election News
  • Three NI forum committees meet News
  • Judge calls claim over fall trivial News
  • East Timorese fly to freedom News
  • Two men charged with blackmail News
  • $2m reward fails to find drug baron News
  • Israeli deputies full of hot air News
  • Chirac plans state visit to Vatican News
  • Crime report faults `knee jerk' reaction News
  • Gardai trying to find bogus nurse News
  • Programme on suicide postponed News
  • Priest says bishop must take legal action over claims News
  • Youth sentenced for stabbing News
  • Sacristy robbed of £1,000 News
  • Lorry driver cleared of death News
  • Mother says GP's action saved life of meningitis girl News
  • Three men in court over raid on bank News
  • Driver `afraid' to name thieves News
  • Two youths get 118 years total News
  • Government was warned on Binchy influence News
  • Prisoner released form jail on arrival News
  • Man jailed for role in robbery News
  • Attempted rape plea not accepted News
  • `Fair City' actor admits part in insurance fraud News
  • Court hears suicide bid ended in teacher's death News
  • Man facing rape charge in court on 36th day of hunger strike News
  • Men held over crimes at Border News
  • Challenge to right of RUC to discipline member over march fails News
  • Victimised Protestant gets £12,500 News
  • Victimisation of prisoners decried News
  • Former minister charged over `dirty war' stays free on bail News
  • Princess Anne's stalker released as court finds no threat of violence News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Rebels release several hostages without indication of any deal News
  • British back away from beef News
  • Torrential rain forces evacuation News
  • Nazi victims on way to sainthood News
  • Tonnes of dolphin heads discovered News
  • Police hunt thirds serial killer News
  • 47% in the US suspect Hillary News
  • Tight security for Israeli President News
  • Human rights group adds to report of Muslim and Croat mass grave News
  • Daily life grinds to a halt again as blizzards return News
  • Syria, Israel agree to expand talks News
  • Volvo driver puts ad to test News
  • Teargas used to disperse youths News
  • Bottom biter gets bitten News
  • Breaking into a run News
  • D'ya make it to Jamaica? News
  • The art of divorce News
  • All in the family News
  • Dirty, rotten politics News
  • Leftist rebel to lucky old devil News
  • Supplies of blood replaced in alert over infection News FRANK MCNALLY
  • SF warms to UK idea of elected forum News JOE CARROLL
  • State hopes to raise £500m from sale of Telecom stake News TOM MCENANEY
  • Council blocks SF London HQ plan News FRANK MILLAR
  • Campaign copywriters sharpen their poison pens News CONOR O'CLERY
  • New royal biography queries Prince Philip's fidelity to Elizabeth News SIMEON TEGEL
  • Major tries to reassert authority after critical speech by Thatcher News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Portuguese voters expected to elect socialist as new president News JILL JOLLIFFE
  • Breathing life into a radically reworked pluralism News ELLIS WARD
  • One and only Panchen Lama? News DAVID SHOLDICE
  • Where children are cheap News NUALA O'FAOLAIN
  • ROLE OVER, MATE News RUTH PICARDIE
  • Going platinum News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Single minded awards News ROBERT O'BYRNE
  • big gigs News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • BRATS BY THE BUSLOAD News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Return to the Perfect State News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • MORE HORROR STORIES News EDDIE HOLT
  • Orange prize bears fruit at last News JOHN BOLAND
  • Nationalism for the new Ireland News LIAM DE PAOR
  • A thoroughly marvellous Moor News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Opening up the Post News CONOR BRADY
  • Marxism towards the millenium News BRIAN FALLON
  • La Divina, by Anne Edwards (Pan, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Painted Bird, by Jerzy Kosinski (Black Swan, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Anais Nin: the Early Diary 1927-1931 (Penguin £8.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Looking at Giacometti, by David Sylvester (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Wig My Father Wore, by Anne Enright, (Minerva £6.99 in UK) News HELEN MEANY
  • Games, by Gerald Jacobs, (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News HELEN MEANY
  • The Penguin Book of Contemporary Women's Short Stories, edited by Susan Hill (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Good-looking Corpse, by Mike Nicol (Minerva, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The poetry of everyday language News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Aroma by any other name News JOHN MCKENNA
  • The Rhone Rangers News MARY DOWEY
  • Brought To Book News PADDY AGNEW
  • Chilling out with the film set News GARRETT ROWE
  • French Leave News JIM REYNOLDS
  • The Otter limits News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Fear and loathing in Paris News JOHN MAGUIRE

  • Sport

  • Sweet talker Sport
  • Smith in reckoning for World Cup Sport
  • Mickelson one behind Edwards Sport
  • Agassi upbeat despite defeat Sport
  • Harlequins prepared to play the piper's tune Sport
  • Another chance for Schulz Sport
  • Athlone advance easily to last 16 Sport
  • Rangers aim to widen gap Sport
  • Rangers aim to widen gap Sport
  • United guilty of illegality Sport
  • Martin's Lamp set to shine out Sport
  • Two more winners for Nicholson Sport
  • Feherty no longer joker in the pack Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Warning signs for GAA in rugby professionalism Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Closed session heralds the open era Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Benefits for all as strong join weak in Munster Sport SEAN MORAN
  • It may not be a one horse race Sport JOHN ROBERTS
  • O'Connor to fulfil ambition Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
  • Workers the losers in class struggle Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Bohemians do it, without style Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Cup mix contains multiple attractions Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • South Africa favoured on home ground Sport ED O'LOUGHLIN
  • Francis latest to turn down England Sport GUY HODGSON
  • Newcastle seek cure for their travel sickness Sport GUY HODGSON
  • Shocked Wimbledon and Spurs to appeal Sport PHIL SHAW
  • Derrymoyle looks the one Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Major Rumpus likely for Moore Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Looking after number one provides some fun for all Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Ireland poised to gain promotion Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Green Bay carry the hopes of a nation Sport MATT TRENCH

  • Business

  • Opinion

  • Maxwell jury to sit it out Opinion
  • Wood-Printcraft's press Opinion
  • MARKETS REPORT - DUBLIN Opinion
  • MARKETS REPORT - LONDON Opinion
  • MARKETS REPORT - EUROPE Opinion
  • MARKETS REPORT - NEW YORK Opinion
  • Criminal cleansing lobby offers no solutions Opinion
  • One makes the difference Opinion
  • PRESIDENT MITTERAND'S TREES Opinion
  • Privatisation of Telecom begins Opinion
  • Plump Jurys could provide tasty morsel Opinion
  • Intel up to speed in admitting shortcomings Opinion
  • Anglo Irish Bank defends £1.4m directors' fees Opinion
  • Owen identifies the problem but is doing little to solve it Opinion
  • Cutting deficit more urgent than giving major tax cuts Opinion
  • BEHIND THE CRIME HYSTERIA Opinion
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion
  • Problems at Sellafield Opinion
  • Potential investors Opinion
  • State hopes to extract a high price for 35% stake Opinion
  • Regulator to decide on costs Opinion
  • IOUs played by Granada in poker game with Forte Opinion
  • Le Shuttle not ready to shuffle off mortal coil Opinion
  • Woman takes 112 years to breach M&S boardroom Opinion
  • BSC says Saxone will not be sold Opinion
  • Crosbie claims docks CPO disrupted haulage business Opinion
  • Bonn seeking EU `alliance for jobs' Opinion
  • Galvin highlights PRSI Opinion
  • Review of US bank merger Opinion
  • Forte lashes Granada bid Opinion
  • Passengers up 10% for Stena Opinion
  • Cabinet patties still face tough talks over Budget to aid jobless Opinion
  • Quinn urged to help those in need Opinion
  • London Exchange sets out trading reform timetable Opinion
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Opinion
  • CRISIS IN OUR PRISONS Letters JOHN O'HALLORAN
  • FLOODING AND MIDLAND BOGS Letters M G SALTER
  • ATTACKS ON WOMEN Letters DOROTHEA MacCARVILL
  • BLUFF CALLED Letters J P WATERS
  • XMAS CARDS Letters F S MAGAN
  • THE IRISH DIASPORA Letters NOEL BROWNE
  • WELFARE CUTS FOR YOUNG Letters SIMON BROOKE
  • MRS BRUTON Letters D A R CHILLINGWORTH
  • BRITISH ISLES Letters KEN HEALY
  • BRITISH ISLES Letters Rev S J ALLEN

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Dates for Dublin fairs Culture
  • Tests do not show true level of disease Culture
  • Year with a silver lining Culture
  • Clearance sale in Sandymount Culture
  • The stout hearted Murphys Culture
  • Library table fetches £1,300 Culture
  • A taxing matter is finally put to rest Culture
  • Recalling the heyday of the arts and crafts movement Culture
  • Fine and decorative arts course begins this month Culture
  • High flying First Lady takes heavy flak Culture CONOR CLERY
  • Outflanked IVU forced to negotiate on Yates plan Culture SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Fears of Trojan horse if Nirex goes underground Culture FRANK MCDONALD
  • Investigation dogged by error and ill luck Culture JIM CUSACK
  • In fear of being alone, in fear of the dark Culture KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Woman who enriched lives of her family and colleagues Culture KATHY SHERIDAN
  • The mystery of those who were never seen again Culture JIM CUSACK