13 April, 1996 Digital News Archive

Bohemians still in championship hunt

By Emmet Malone

A United crusader at peace

By Gerry Thornley

Investments steer New Ireland to £10.4m profit

By By BILL MURDOCH

TOON HALL

By Martyn Turner

Defcon 5

Demands of club agreed by RFU

By By STEVE BALE

Brendan Smyth refused parole

Tyrone man dies from injuries

Burns urges players not to give up hope

EARTHY PLEASURES

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Harvesting the fruit of fire

By By JIM WHITTLE

The tomes they are a-changing

By Eileen Battersby

Spring critical of crisis response

Montrose by any other name

By By EDDIE HOLT

Gender and the poem

By By EDNA LONGLEY

Band members killed in crash

To Have And To Hold

By Arminta Wallace

Israeli attacks include Syrian position

Yugoslavia gets more recognition

Nuclear lesson on `absolute safety'

Peres denies election a factor in bombing Lebanon

By By PETER HIRSCHBERG

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

Proposal to give governors power of dismissal rejected

Dealing in art deco

Simply Katie may be Oaks candidate

Pubs stay open extra half hour

MARCH CUCKOOS

By From JOHN KILBRACKEN

DCC to mop up residue of Flogas

MIDDLE NATION

By From TESSA LUSH

Fisher's Face, by Jan Morris (Penguin, £7.50 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

CITIZEN TANA

By By PADDY AGNEW

Newcastle must secure victory against Villa

B of I will pay £600m for UK building society

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH and JANE SUITER

Fighting for travellers

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Italian strike is suspended

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

CHERNOBYL'S WALKING DEAD

By By KATHRYN SHERIDAN

Focus on Asian market

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

THE PEACE PROCESS

By From JOE MURPHY

THE LESSONS OF CHERNOBYL

Spotlight falls on personalities as policies take a back seat

Wide range of items in Limerick fair

Best frocks and jocks

By Bernice Harrison

Roses against the wall

By By JIM REYNOLDS

FAI moves Cup final to Monday

Three uncapped players in Irish squad

By Gerry Thornley

Norman stays on top but Faldo enters frame

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Publication of Anti D papers urged

Lebanon recovery at risk

Watercolours and oils at the castle

Sellafield fined £25,000 for safety failures

Five ways of looking at ourselves

By By ANDY POLLAK

Bank of Ireland to pay over £600m for Bristol & West

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH and JANE SUITER

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

Branch debut

Mercury raises UTV stake

Mightly Mira

By By PAUL RYAN

Membership of ICTU proposed

Roddy Doyle, the British novelist

By By JOHN BOLAND

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS

By By JANE SUITER

Euro debate on inmate urged

Villagers desert homes to avoid reprisals

By By ROBERT FISK

Waiting for goodies

COMPANY REGISTRATION

By From MART MARTENSEN

Revelation of a profound metaphysician

By By BRIAN LYNCH

How To Get There

Ireland out to prove worth

By Emmet Malone

The Unconsoled, by Kazuo Ishiguro (Faber, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Seekin to enjoy better slice of luck

Hemingway's Chair, by Michael Palin (Mandarin, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

ROYAL RUBATO

By From NICHOLAS FURLONG

Glen Dimplex appointment

Alive in April's Ecstasy

After Labour's by election triumph Blair says he will call for an early no confidence vote

By By RACHEL BORRILL

EU will help on drugs, says Spring

Irish UNIFIL troops shelter

Emergency meeting on crime upsurge

Wrestling with the world

By By CORMAC DEANE

Taxi driver who found £9,950 sentenced

Cathedral in Armagh robbed

Lorry driver fined for rioting in Drumcree

EYE ON NATURE

Gripping action in Toy Story

By By GARRETT ROWE

Fujitsu plans 100 new jobs in west Belfast

How the asset profiles compares

Garryowen look on as others risk title hopes

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

So I Am Glad, by A.L. Kennedy (Vintage, £5.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Doctor Zhivago, by Boris Pasternak (Panther, £6.99 in UK)!

By By BRIAN FALLON

Shareholdings increased

Nursery schools would be priority

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By KEVIN MYERS

McCoy delays return

US award for Irish woman

By Emmet Malone

Tapping one of our great resources in 21st century

By Lorna Siggins

SECOND CHANCE

By From KIERAN HEALY

Quinn warns on public sector pay

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Hound on the hearthrug

By Michael Viney

Impressive display vital for Loughran

Victorian chairs sell for £3,600

Health insurance change opposed

Imsphire back to profits

Smurfit faces valley after growth peak

By By VICTOR KUSS

Clinton praises Blair on North

The Facts

Lorry crash kills 27 workers

Cautionary tales from the catwalks

By Arminta Wallace

West avoids involvement in Liberia crisis

By By EDMUND HOGAN

PAYING FOR WATER

Ease in ground conditions to favour Burden Of Proof

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Dutch cabinet among house contents sale lots

Chilean class by the glass

By By MARY DOWNEY

Jackson's record

Politicians decide to run

Langer survives in typical fashion

Minister welcomes decision by teacher unions on pay

Industry output rising

Greta and Cecil, by Diana Souhami (Flamingo, £7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

TEACHERS' PAY DEAL

By From W. DUDGEON

THE RESURRECTION

By From (FATHER) DOMINIC JOHNSON OSB

It's all Greek to me

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Aldridge to manage Transmere

By Emmet Malone

Anti-crime success leads to resignation of police chief

By By SEAN CRONIN

Private Standard Life

Welcoming new Hunt Museum director

Driving ban seen as "too harsh"

Prospect of a brighter future key to peace

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Clashfern carves profitable niche in oil distribution

CRUSADERS: 2, GLENTORAN: 2.

Augusta is the club of the very rich

By By DERMOT GILLEECE'S

Speculation over sewage plant plan

Independent raises stake in loss making "Indie"

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN

Spielberg interested in monster that was Maxwell

McCarthy `innocent victim'

St Patrick's can almost taste the title champagne

Robinson brings a touch of austerity to Forte

Giving 20th century art a new showing

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

PEOPLE

Lynch leads way at Wembley

The Smurfit Surfeit

By By JIM DUNNE

Pope to visit Tunisia

FORGOTTEN HERO

By From PADRAIG O CONCHUIR

To School Through the Fields Country Days Quench the Lamp, by Alice Taylor (Brandon £5.99 each)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Cyclist killed in accident named

Peres breaks accord with Hizbullah

By Michael Jansen

Man set on fire after opening door

EGGS FOR BREAKFAST

An Israeli warrior for peace

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Villages in Irish Unifil zone under attack

By Frank McNally

VINDICATED

By From EAMON SWEENEY

Doyle has the last ha ha

BEEF BAN

By From J. ROBINSON

TRAVELLERS AND CHILD NEGLECT

By From ANGELA MAGENNIS

Judge decides to allow Chinese adoptions

Wexford facing day of judgement

By Philip Reid

Biggest strategic venture for B of I

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Quinn's tough warning on joining euro

By Patrick Smyth

US sends five ships to evacuate foreigners trapped by ethnic fighting in Monrovia

Baby injured in freak accident

Unique opportunity exists to transform our country

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Meet me at the other Conrad

Portadown aiming for the double

Gardai investigate councillor's remarks

By By JOHN MAHER

Woman survives 20 bullet wounds

Just in time for dinner

US warplanes get Jordan base

GOYA'S JOURNEY FROM LIGHT TO DARKNESS

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

Shelbourne out of race

Pension makes job redundant for Walesa

Huge gallery pay homage to good 'ol Tom and the Tiger

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

IBOA meeting over pay threat

By By PADRAIG YEATES