11 May, 1996 Digital News Archive

NOT TIN-TOT

By Arminta Wallace

The Levant Trilogy, by Olivia Manning (Penguin, £9.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Storytime

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Diplomatic links with Hanoi set up

Women tackle bone disease

New horsemeat line planned

Positively fabulous

What goes around comes around

Canada contests secession right

IRFU committee to rule on club payments

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Renewed talks may avert industrial action by nurses

By By PADRAIG YEATES

The ambiguity of a neutral state

By By BRIAN FALLON

Bruton calls for European research unit

First serious test for Matthews

By By KATHRYN DAVIS

Murder charge man remanded

$867m loan for Ukraine

Primavera - The sweet vegetables of early summer

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Ireland "bemused" by British divisions on EU

By By JIM DUNNE

More GPs urged to be involved in methadone treatments

Sacked Press journalist wins case at employment tribunal

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Lavery and the lady in lace

Classwork, edited by Malcolm Brad bury (Sceptre, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Job fears in Dundalk

Schools awards for Timor rights

Andaman opens offer

Harrington to face the real test of his nerves

Lemass: Midwife to Modernity

By By JOHN HORGAN

Track Attack

Waterford Foods chiefs share £389,000

ARKING ABOUT

By By KATIE DONOVAN

`The sadness is always there, the sadness and the loss'

Tension still high as Hizbullah ambushes Israeli backed troops

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

German terrorist freed from jail

Syntex welcomes licence decision

UN QANA REPORT

By From ZVI GABAY

RAO'S DEFEAT

Hello Dad

By Brian Boyd

A healer for the wounds

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Brewer joins Blackrock

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

High Fidelity, by Nick Hornby (Indigo, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

New witnesses support man jailed for attempted murder

Plant for making "speed" found

Howlin receives "address tax" study

By By JANE SUITER

Moves on beef are good news for industry

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Fresh thoughts from the music man

By Arminta Wallace

Rifkind rejects EU referendum

A country house sale to savour in Bantry

Jackie Under My Skin: interpreting an icon, by Wayne Koestenbaum (Fourth Estate, £8.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Locals lose appeal against Kildare dump

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Borderline beauty

By By JIM REYNOLDS

One-liners on the road to nowhere

By By PATSEY MURPHY

These feet were made for walking

By Philip Reid

Youth given three years for sexually assaulting girl (12) when he was 13

CUCKOO AND CORNCRAKE

By From GRAINNE AHERN

Nazi trial reopens bitter wounds for Italy

By By PADDY AGNEW

Dungannon chasing historic four in a row

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Pair of card tables reputedly owned by Randolph Hearst may fetch top price

Greenpeace alert over incinerator

Australia agrees swift action against guns after massacre

Armani gets suspended sentence in fashion gurus' tax bribe trial

Lloyds warns on Railtrack

Officers seek mandatory jail treatment for sex offenders

By By JOHN MAHER

Father of IFA leader dies

Journey's end . . .

Toy soldiers feature of fair

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

130 Vietnamese migrants on the run after violent camp break-out

Peres leans on Rabin in election bid

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Cruiser's new voyage provokes `no qualms, not heart-searching'

By Fintan O’Toole

Statoil refused access to report

Carlow's moment may be passed

By By SEAN MORAN

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

PHOENIX PARK DEVELOPMENT

By From JACK TOOHEY

Expect to get very much at home with rising house prices

By By JANE SUITER

Hill in for Park show

By By MARTIN MCCARTHY

Dublin light rail to be exempt from planning laws

By Geraldine Kennedy

Muslim, Irish, and a woman too

£1m theft charge man refused bail

SPORTING PHILOSOPHY

By From SEAN O'NEILL

Murder accused remanded

Liverpool fans cry Fowler over cup

By By GUY HODGSON

10 partnerships to test

McDowell pushes for libel reform as Bill is tabled again

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

The Big Fix

By By BRIAN FALLON

Polite Sex, by James Wilcox (Fourth Estate, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Ecumenism in Clarke's honour

By By JOHN BOLAND

Christian sign of the times

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

When your flesh and blood is torn away

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Beethoven may have `borrowed' French tunes

Looking to investment

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Bus services are back to normal

Rabbitte warns against free-for-all negotiations on pay

By By DERMOT KELLY

Trimble dismisses economic grounds for establishing all-Ireland bodies

By By CAROL COULTER

Indian PM Rao resigns

Paisley to have his name on ballot paper

By By DICK GROGAN

Oil firm refused right to see report

Court sanctions Kelly transfer

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Accused had 31 drinks, court told

MR TRIMBLE AND ECONOMICS

Norish sinks to annual loss of £6.8m

By By BILL MURDOCH

Learning to fly

By By CORMAC DEANE

A marriage made in heaven

By By MARY DOWEY

Tanaiste opens student housing

TEMPORARY CONTRACTS

By From KIERAN MCNAMARA

Ferguson's season is ending in glory after it began in turmoil

By By GLENN MOORE

Ex-Minister's son on drug charges

EYE ON NATURE

LOVING CHRIST

By From ANN PEPPARD

It is time to put job creation before tax reductions

By By DENIS COGHLAN

A Cold War tragedy in Afghanistan that the world forgot

By By FRED HALLIDAY

Goal taps into World Wide Web

Kill residents may take appeal against waste dump to Europe

By By JIM DUNNE

Chief's Song worth a bet

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

PACKARD CLOSURE

By From ULTAN O BROIN

Negotiations on PCW successor will be difficult, says Quinn

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

PIGEON POST

By From (VERY REVD) MATTHEW BYRNE

Chelsea choose Gulliet

Feherty Survives, Walton is out

High Court threat by Russians to Bula e.g.m.

By John McManus

Fires devastate north Mongolia

Improvement of greens most obvious

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Bright lights

May 11th-17th

400,000 rats die in bounty hunt

Chirac, Kohl hold talks in Bonn

By Denis Staunton

14 die when helicopters crash in US

New shooting in INLA conflict

SEAL CULLING

By From PETER VINE

Cantona must be stopped

By By MARK LAWRENSON

Wellworths performs well for Fitzwilton

Black Diamonds

By By PAOLO TULLIO

Inventing Wonderland, by Jackie Wullschlager (Methuen, £12.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Norwich Union to examine all aspects of its Irish business

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Plane crash kills 16

Ulster Bank pay increase

Rite you be

Seafield to receive £3m

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By EMMET OLIVER

Diocese gets woman rector

In the eye of the beholder

By Michael Viney

Fascism: A History, by Roger Eatwell (Vintage, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Child's Play

Things that go squawk in the night

By By PENEOPLE DENING

Shoot out plans are shot down

By Gerry Thornley

Islam goes Southside

Same as it ever was

By By EDDIE HOLT

Why did they do it?

By By FRANK MCLYNN

Health board denies staff are exposed to excessive radiation

By By DICK HOGAN

My name's not Bond. . .

By By GARRETT ROWE

US decides against sanctions

Landmark conviction sends stark warning to fraudsters

Wider availability of methadone in prisons called for

Brought to book

The world at the bottom of the bottle

By By ADRIAN KENNY

Hoffman criticises film violence

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Pressure and rush

By Michael Dervan

Holder of key to a visionary world

By By BRIAN FALLON

Fyffes conciliatory in Belize row

By By JANE SUITER and MICHAEL MCCAUGHAN

Assailant's sentence adjourned again after shooting

Man accused of North murder

Two-tier pay divisive for enterprise

By By VICTOR KUSS

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Combination of legend, maturity and confidence

Galway need the win to convince even themselves

By By SEAN MORAN

EARNING RESPECT

By From JAMES MCALEESE

Truth Or Dare looks good

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

People being "left to their fate"

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Drug cocktail is blamed for death

Local issue dominates meeting of CRH

By By VICTOR KUSS

Under the Sign of Saturn and I, Etcetera, by Susan Sontag (Vintage, £6.99 each in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Kelly transfer expected in near future

By Geraldine Kennedy

A PILLAR OF LIGHT IN YOUR GARDEN

BOTTLE OF THE WEEK

COMMON EXPECTATIONS

By From (DR) M.A. HONAN

Yeats paintings enjoy a fine run at Christie's auction

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Classy Kafelnikov

Synnott shattered lives and dreams of dignity

By Kathy Sheridan

Great expectations are rarely fulfilled

By By KEN JONES

Brian Connolly

By By LUKE CLANCY

Islam goes Southside

By Catherine Cleary

Dust off your heart and mind

THE RESURRECTIONS

By From BARRY MCHUGH

Ferrari in head-on legal collision with giant bosom

By By VICTOR KUSS

UVF signals intention to preserve ceasefire

By By CAROL COULTER and DICK GROGAN and FRANK MILLAR

POWERLESS COUNCILLORS

By From ANN PRATT

Donegal man (84) brutally assaulted

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

Dublin sides will face daunting tests in North

By By PETER O'REILLY

Board dropped five conditions for Phoenix Park development

By Frank McDonald

`I was told my child was going to go tomorrow'

24 parties and 329 candidates are set for the North elections

By By DICK GROGAN

Sutherland presented with RDS gold medal

Casino culture brings no wins to local business community

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Two on charge of attacking golfer

RTE Concern Orchestra/Proinnsias O Duinn

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Mary Harney had a chance to do what she wants done now

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

The Slave, by Isaac Bashevis Singer (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Coleman leads Galway, naturally

By By SEAN MORAN

Postcards from the edge

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Islam goes Southside

By Catherine Cleary

Dust off your heart and mind

THE RESURRECTIONS

By From BARRY MCHUGH

Ferrari in head-on legal collision with giant bosom

By By VICTOR KUSS

UVF signals intention to preserve ceasefire

By By CAROL COULTER and DICK GROGAN and FRANK MILLAR

POWERLESS COUNCILLORS

By From ANN PRATT

Donegal man (84) brutally assaulted

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

Dublin sides will face daunting tests in North

By By PETER O'REILLY

Board dropped five conditions for Phoenix Park development

By Frank McDonald

`I was told my child was going to go tomorrow'

24 parties and 329 candidates are set for the North elections

By By DICK GROGAN

Sutherland presented with RDS gold medal

Casino culture brings no wins to local business community

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Two on charge of attacking golfer

RTE Concern Orchestra/Proinnsias O Duinn

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Mary Harney had a chance to do what she wants done now

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

The Slave, by Isaac Bashevis Singer (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Coleman leads Galway, naturally

By By SEAN MORAN

Three women die violently in week prison body admits Mountjoy crisis

By Paul Cullen

Largest farm in State for sale after loan default

By Paul Cullen