Article Archive

May 9th 1996

• • News

  • Body found in Greystones News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Dog groupies no longer welcome News
  • FF out in force for book launch News
  • VIOLENT DEATHS News
  • Clare nun wins peace award News
  • Fire destroys furniture shop News
  • Manufacture of landmines to be crime, says Spring Oireachtas
  • Late reports from public bodies anger O'Malley Oireachtas
  • 12,851 companies dissolved Oireachtas
  • No plan to change law Oireachtas
  • Inchicore works staff service News
  • Helicopter firm dispute settled News
  • Man charged with murder in Laois News
  • Man jailed for assaulting journalist in courtroom News
  • Suspended jail term for Carlow drugs case man News
  • Armed bank raider takes £5,000 News
  • Toilet flushes out Limerick vandals News
  • Clergy to get increase in stipends News
  • Atomic waste convoy forced through after violent clashes News
  • Roche fails to get FF nomination News
  • Collection of refuse disrupted News
  • Neighbourhood Watch winner News
  • `Dear Daughter' wins US award News
  • UCG buys folklore archive News
  • £6m housing plan approved News
  • SA celebration in Dublin News
  • Husband charged with killing of wife News
  • Prosecution case ends in rape trial News
  • Mother awarded £43,500 damages News
  • University professor challenges decision to retire him at 65 News
  • SF man sues "Sun", RTE for "Devil" references News
  • Judge wants explanation for man's release from custody News
  • Music publisher is sentenced News
  • Two held after drugs are seized News
  • Gardai facing numbers `crisis' News
  • Taxi passengers lauded for catching man after assault News
  • Court reserves judgment as carpenter claims doctor wrongly certified him News
  • Templemore tops debating league News
  • Teachers picket over part timers News
  • Mara appointed FF director of elections Oireachtas
  • Dail fare is fair enough Oireachtas
  • Ireland gains UN seats Oireachtas
  • Taylor appeals to loyalist paramilitaries News
  • UDP holds talks with US envoy News
  • FAIT founder resigns News
  • New suspect in woman's murder News
  • Three on sexual assault charge News
  • £162,000 injury award News
  • Witness denies taking drugs before her husband's killing News
  • Jockey awarded £88,527 damages News
  • UN must face tough questions, says Israel News
  • UN says inquiry was objective News
  • US envoy starts talking amid reports of Hutu massacre by Tutsi army News
  • Redwood calls for stand against EU News
  • Bomb blast on bus kills eight News
  • Mother jailed for killing daughter News
  • Tories cut Labour lead News
  • 13 students and teacher drowned News
  • Justice Minister driving stolen car News
  • MP jailed in Indonesia News
  • Angolans agree to amnesty News
  • Six seek asylum in embassy News
  • French football fans arrested News
  • 64,000 may die from bad air News
  • Congress-I concedes election defeat News
  • Anti terrorist army tapes bought at car boot sale News
  • Bishop warns education changes threaten schools News
  • Cranberries fans faithful News
  • Fish farm Bill aimed at developing industry News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Dublin council to vote on Hilton plant News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Joking apart, this school could be fun News DICK HOGAN
  • Wildlife neglected, says IWC report News JOHN MOONEY
  • Lasers may preserve old Irish dialects News UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL
  • Snowing butterflies News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Man charged with women's deaths News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Violent deaths of eight women more than total for 1995 News COLM KEENA
  • £800m defrauded from EU budget last year News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Breathnach plans to cut class sizes for poor children to 15 News PAUL CULLEN
  • Tribunal says Trinity should consider rehiring psychologist News JOHN MAHER
  • LRC to mediate in An Post strike News PADRAIG YEATES
  • School inspection proposal wins criticism and praise News PAUL CULLEN
  • Arts Council allocates £493,800 News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Taoiseach prepared to meet loyalist paramilitaries Oireachtas DERMOT KELLY
  • Committee hears conflicting versions of events in El Salvador Oireachtas DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Government to publish abridged version of Madonna House case Oireachtas LORNA SIGGINS
  • Talks on current industrial unrest planned Oireachtas MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Quinn defends his efforts on jobs News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • "Hardliner" Kelly to contest election for SF News SUZANNE BREEN
  • MP calls forum "an irrelevant talking shop" News SUZANNE BREEN
  • EU vets to review ban on UK beef by product News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Estonia denies Russian allegations of role in smuggling arms to IRA and Chechen fighters News HELEN WOMACK
  • Experts predict BSE to go on as culling begins News MARY MULVIHILL
  • Former Stormont nationalist MP dies News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Drop in complaints against British army News DICK GROGAN
  • Most teenagers not against pre-martial sex, says report News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Goodman seeking details of State's beef tribunal costs News CAROL COULTER
  • Nurses discuss policy paper on their future News PADRAIG YEATES
  • US anger at Qana report may block second term for UN head News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Bruton, Major may attend talks launch as new role for Mitchell is discussed News FRANK MILLAR
  • Dubliners claiming £11m lottery win News JOHN MAHER

  • Sport

  • Good opportunity for Minds Music Sport
  • Irish squad for Spain Sport
  • Coghlan set new standard Sport
  • Still plenty of time to steer clear of `nightmare scenario' Sport
  • Clarke decides it is time to change to another coach Sport
  • BBC secure Open contract Sport
  • Ferguson praises Cantona's courage Sport
  • Celtic call to include Irish clubs Sport
  • Frist trophy for Paris SG Sport
  • Best was the best says poll Sport
  • Hollinshead criticises stewards Sport
  • Bath overrun as Wigan display sills of league Sport
  • Nine-year absence nearly costs Graf Sport
  • Tout A Coup for Cusack Sport
  • Unchanged Galway are sympathetic Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Rennick named on Carlow side Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Mattews has hard work done Sport KATHRYN DAVIS
  • Athlone face uphill struggle Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Docherty's joy was short-lived Sport JIM WHITE
  • Manager's belief in youngsters justified Sport GUY HODGSON
  • Venables juggles his crocked centre-halves Sport GLENN MOORE
  • Lidanna expected to outpace rivals Sport HUGH DONOVAN
  • Roche at full-back for Sunday's Well Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK

  • Business

  • ABN moving all its operations to financial centre Business
  • SFA reappoints chairwoman Business
  • Carton wins contract Business
  • £15m Stanley purchase Business
  • Now St Bernard potatoes Business
  • Moody's confirms rating Business
  • AIB buys Ivernia shares Business
  • Winding up of ostrich firm sought Business
  • US competitor of Smurfit rationalises Business
  • Macfarlane profits rise Business
  • Impshire board fees Business
  • Wall Street gloom casts long shadow Business
  • Markets generally close lower Business
  • Stocks snap back with debt auction Business
  • Halligan "delighted" to testify at Dail hearings Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • CRH expects more growth in profits, a.g.m. told Business BILL MURDOCH
  • UK takeover worth £4.6m Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Beamish & Crawford introduces new ale Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Murphy's sales up 10% in UK Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
  • EU not to delay telephone contract Business PATRICK SMYTH
  • First Sainsbury profit decline for 22 years Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
  • Inflation trims profit at Navan Resources Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • Northern optimism bucks the trend in UK business Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
  • DCC intends to buy out minority shareholdings Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Multinationals prefer grants to tax breaks Business JANE SUITER
  • Early losses in New York trade lead to late selling pressures Business JANE SUITER

  • Opinion

  • SOUTH AFRICA Opinion
  • THE NEED TO BUILD BRIDGES Opinion
  • FARMERS OWN 85% OF THIS COUNTRY? Opinion
  • THE PEACE PROCESS Letters PAT HYNES
  • VALUES? Letters MICHAEL O'REILLY
  • TRADE POLICY Letters BARRY O'CONNOR
  • REMOVING HISTORY Letters FIONNTAN O SUILLEBHAIN
  • REMOVING HISTORY Letters DES GILLMOR
  • DEAD BUILDINGS Letters HUGH GODDARD , PETER HOPKINS
  • SACRED COWS Letters JOHN DEVLIN
  • CRASS NEGLECT Letters MICHAEL O'DONNELL
  • LESSONS FROM CHERNOBYL Letters JACK EISING
  • MacBRIDE PRINCIPLES Letters FATHER SEAN MCMANUS
  • FOSTER HOMES Letters KATHLEEN MURPHY
  • BACHELORS WALK Letters MICHAEL SMITH
  • TIMES ANGLE Letters MAUREEN BARRY
  • BIRD BULLETINS Letters FATHER PAT DEIGHAN
  • CRITICS DIFFER AND ... Letters OLIVER MCGRANE
  • Election prospect merits a modest cheer Opinion MARY HOLLAND
  • AN IRISHWOMAN'S DIARY Opinion SUSAN LEONARD

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Going to Prints Culture
  • Newman House Re Possessed Culture
  • Theatre Dialogues Culture
  • Yes to Hewitt Culture
  • Olympian Art Culture
  • And Very Briefly... Culture
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture