Article Archive

February 10th 1996

• • News

  • Doctors told to be patient News
  • Man ordered to pay £6,000 to victim News
  • IRA states its `great reluctance' News
  • Bruton says resumption unjustified News
  • Appalling outrage, says Major News
  • Witnesses describe massive bomb blast which left over 100 walking wounded News
  • Man attacked with cudgels News
  • Blast greeted bye silence, disbelief News
  • THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN News
  • Casino may not go well on this course News
  • FLAT TAX News
  • Carey to rule on future News
  • Radioactive kittens born News
  • German banker and friend killed News
  • Two earthquakes shake Greece News
  • Peer starts jail sentence News
  • Pope visits Venezuela News
  • Firm withdraws after gun attack News
  • Second charged in murder case News
  • Call for more Garda patrols News
  • "Help me, help me" News
  • Woman dies after being hit by truck News
  • Seminar focuses on democracy News
  • Rise in foster care allowance News
  • Marksman to hunt sheep dogs News
  • Minister boycotts video on strokes News
  • Gardai are baffled by theft of altar News
  • Woman recounts robbery at Clare home News
  • Two sought in murder case News
  • Gang blamed for robberies News
  • Dukes defends crime policy News
  • High Court limits Goodman expenses to witnesses who gave oral evidence News
  • Attempts to pass drugs in court foiled News
  • Mother denies heroin charge News
  • Man had 4,000 ecstasy tablets News
  • Actor spared prison sentence News
  • Judge reduces nurse's award News
  • Bomb man fails to have sentence cut News
  • Gavin gets £100,000 pending appeal News
  • New road at Dundalk cuts Dundalk-Belfast travel time News
  • Spence "begs" for patience News
  • Holkeri surprised at announcement News
  • Eames calls for unified response News
  • Senior officer greatly surprised News
  • Major condemns Canary Wharf bombing as an "appalling outrage" News
  • Clinton promises to further assist the Irish and British governments News
  • How new scheme differs News
  • Three die in New Jersey train crash News
  • Sacked man kills colleagues News
  • Doomsday cult leaders jailed News
  • Meningitis kills more than 500 News
  • French police prone to suicide News
  • Wiesenthal silent on TV criticism News
  • Filipina maid caned loo times News
  • Three killed in Egypt attack News
  • Archbishop to be buried next week News
  • Life sentence girl walks free News
  • Eavesdropper to apologise News
  • Cuban writer to receive press freedom award News
  • Looting reports denied News
  • Man charged over fire death News
  • Cleric reported dead after arrest News
  • Pakistan denies nuclear purchase News
  • Laser shoots down rocket News
  • Collins is upset by "Nazi like" questioning by lawyer in court News
  • Admiral sacked after Aegean dispute News
  • Brimful of buying barristers News
  • Alternative awesome eyefuls News
  • Big smile, little dress, slim Grijn News
  • Absolutely positive News
  • Farewell on the fair seas News
  • Bruton gives firm pledge to try to save peace process News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Major's government faces crisis over its North policy News FRANK MILLAR
  • PR director make £1m tax settlement through offshore firm News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • NEWS VERSE News FRANK MURPHY
  • Spin doctor in need of his own medicine News JOHN MCMANUS
  • When a storm is the norm News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Travellers may sue newspaper on item "inciting hatred" News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Village mourns shooting victim News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Ruling a small but significant victory for the public News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • Group in new protest against water charges News CAROL COULTER
  • TDs angered by explanations on overspending News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Bishop Comiskey due to begin trip home News ANDY POLLAK
  • Principals oppose new guidelines on wearing of school uniforms News PAUL CULLEN
  • Archbishop is intrigued by De Rossa's reaction News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Government clarifies proposal on Ceann comhairle selection News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • A mammoth tower block shudders and Londoners brace themselves for more News HUGH O'SHAUGHNESSY
  • The devastating effects of a century of bombing Britain News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • IRA may want to raise the stakes to the limit News DICK GROGAN
  • RUC officers return to the streets with bullet proof jackets and guns News JIM CUSACK
  • Trimble says purpose is to halt elections News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Adams says SF peace strategy is unchanged News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Hendron condemns `monumental mistake' News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Shankill and Falls united in reaction to end of ceasefire News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Government will review policy of cuts in Garda and Defence Forces News JIM CUSACK
  • Despite the setback, all roads still lead to talks News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Politicians express outrage and shock at blast News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Sinn Fein leadership appears bewildered by ceasefire announcement News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • IRA call for Charlie Bird signalled end of ceasefire News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Bombers do not appreciate Byzantine intrigues News MARY HOLLAND
  • White House moves to ensure that peace process will not be derailed News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Seventeen months of peace after 25 years of Northern troubles News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Nearly 20,000 complaints about scheme for Phoenix Park News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Wife tells of suicide man's battle with drugs News MAIREAD CAREY
  • Glossy teen mags proclaim end to an age of innocence News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Favourite son goes home for votes News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Worst fears about AIDS are not realised News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Nato leadership concerned as Serbs break off all contact News GUY DINMORE
  • Kohl forges ahead with integration agenda News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • Troops mass on coastline facing Taiwan News STEVE CRENSHAW
  • Mandela urges "new patriotism" to create jobs News EDWARD O'LOUGHLIN
  • Howard considers moving Hindley to open prison News RACHEL BORRILL
  • 4 die in bomb blast in Chechen capital News PHIL REEVES
  • Death of Venice? News PADDY AGNEW
  • LA BOHEME - 100 years of Passion News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Fighting February News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Fed by the famiglia News ROBERT O'BYRNE
  • NO-MAN'S LAND News EDWARD O'LOUGHLIN
  • Contemporary confrontations News LUKE CLANCY
  • Weekend dance if we want to! News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • One star good, two stars bad News EDDIE HOLT
  • Wicklow whimsy News JANE COYLE
  • Companion with a bad memory News JOHN BOLAND
  • The age of the Great Mann News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Finding balance on a fatal ledge News PROINSIAS O DRISCEOIL
  • No luck, little joy News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The North's lost liberal voice News KEN GRAY
  • The lessons of the master News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Dangerous Minds, by Lou Anne Johnson (St Martin's, £4.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Aspects of Aristocracy, by David Gannadine (Penguin, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Brian Friel Plays 1, introduced by Seamus Deane Frank McGuinness Plays 1, introduced by the author (Faber & Faber, £8.99 each in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Farewell to Prague, by Desmond Hogan (Faber, £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • User, by Bruce Benderson (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Macmillan Dictionary of Religious Quotations, compiled and edited by Margaret Pepper (Macmillan, £7.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Blue Jay's Dance, by Louise Erdrich (Flamingo, £5.99) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Sunrise with Sea Monster, by Neil Jordan (Vintage, £5.99 in UK). News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The heather blazing News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Menu for Love News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Do not miss Saigon News MICK O'KANE
  • Top gun News GARRETT ROWE
  • The Hive News GARRETT ROWE
  • The witch hazel hunt News JIM REYNOLDS
  • Whatever you do, do nothing News MICHAEL VINEY
  • EYE ON NATURE News FELICITY MACDERMOT
  • Watching the Clockers News MICHAEL DWYER

  • Sport

  • O'Connor named for Olympics Sport
  • Roscrea hold out to earn replay Sport
  • Lions for S Africa Sport
  • No answer to Hendry's game Sport
  • Pressure on for Rangers Sport
  • Richest kit deal Sport
  • Squire Silk to win Sport
  • Racing resumes Sport
  • McHenry best on mixed day for Irish Sport
  • A long wait Sport
  • Return of the outsider Sport TOM HUMPRHIES
  • Putting a president in his proper place Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Will Humphreys get out half berth? Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Woodward, earning his stripes "seriously" Sport TIM GLOVER
  • Muster determined to prove the can make his mark on grass, too Sport JOHN ROBERTS
  • Hunger the key to unlocking champions' door Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Fanad's fans sing a sweet swan song Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Kilkenny are blown out Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Shelbourne are in a different class Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Bright young things at end of Republic tunnel Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Portugal to warm up in Dublin Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Sheridan set to take on Leeds Sport PHIL SHAW
  • Blackburn wonder if it is worth it Sport GUY HODGSON
  • Derrymoyle chosen Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Further rain will favour Master Oats Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Pros and how they treat their ams Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • A complex characters shows his warm side Sport DERMOT GILLEECE

  • Business

  • Shopping centre for Lurgan Business
  • Dunloe buys Kalbourne Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Storm clouds obscure Sky's profitability Business
  • Mystery investor jumps aboard Gaelic Resources Business
  • Leeson brought to book, namesake denies complicity Business
  • Residential care offers healthy profit potential Business
  • Eurotunnel likely to call in mediator Business
  • Eurocamp's balance sheet buffeted by nuclear tests Business
  • "Farmers Journal" owner reports growth Business
  • Fyffes investor sells shares Business
  • Lee dredging contract Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • Mortgage rate war may follow half point cut by NIB Business JANE SUITER
  • General rate cuts expected shortly Business JANE SUITER
  • Power agreement on restructuring may restore share quote Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Newspaper to benefit from radio connection Business MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Family interests fund Internet provider Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • Fast food chain will create 500 new jobs in 10 new outlets Business SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Study books at options to broaden pension fund investment Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • EU strikes sour note with Japan Business PATRICK SMYTH
  • Petroceltic looks to field extension Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • Child Care Opinion
  • Too much hope put into peace effort to let it fall without a real fight Opinion
  • TASK OF THE PEACEMAKERS Opinion
  • FOXY NIGHT SOUNDS Opinion
  • PARTY BUSINESS Opinion
  • Past holds no answers for terror of today Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Dail electoral system biased in favour of the better-off Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • ORGY OF KILLING Letters JOHN O'SHEA
  • MINISTER'S REACTION Letters DERMOT CLIFFORD
  • NURSES' DISPUTE Letters JEAN CLARKE
  • UGGOOL BEACH Letters PADDY HOPKINS
  • ENJOYING INFALLIBILITY Letters JAMES MURPHY
  • PEOPLE'S CHOICE Letters EUGENE PIDGEON
  • PIANO REPORT Letters LINDSAY ARMSTRONG
  • SEX TALK Letters ANN PEPPARD
  • CAR INSURANCE Letters FRANK BROWNE
  • FOOD OF LOVE Letters GILLIAN HAYES , SUZANNE HACKETT , DANIELLE LYNCH

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Georgian dining table for £4,200 Culture
  • Irish armchair sells for over £2,500 Culture
  • A full house as Victoria dining table is top lot Culture
  • Irish dresser on grand scale in Waterford sale Culture
  • Not quite Bruckner Culture
  • Carol Smith (soprano)/Malcolm Maqineau (piano) Culture
  • A redefined Clinton puts his presidency into overdrive Culture
  • Everything from toys to furniture Culture
  • Limerick lecture on stoneware Culture
  • Culture
  • Prize castle chest easily surpasses estimate Culture
  • Dublin house contents sale Culture
  • Georgian side table top lot Culture