Article Archive

May 25th 1996

• • News

  • Whisky thief abandons toddler News
  • Eiffel Tower set to reopen News
  • Major's `war on Europe' may be Tories' last bitter battle News
  • Heatwave catches power stations on hop as demand for electricity causes "brown outs" News
  • Disney show had no first aid available News
  • MAIN POINTS OF NEW OFFER News
  • Howlin calls for all-party consensus on local tax News
  • Standards code for colleges News
  • Extreme Games News
  • May 25th-31st News
  • EYE ON NATURE News
  • French connections News
  • Observe the sons of Ireland News
  • Gone to the dogs News
  • Addict jailed for robbing bus driver at syringe point News
  • Man charged after biggest ecstasy haul News
  • Teenagers killed in road accident News
  • Managers serve hospital meals News
  • Cannabis bale handed to Navy News
  • High-speed ferry to start services News
  • Final submissions in appeal over fishing rights on Moy News
  • Champagne for retiring porter News
  • Relatives of IRA men lose appeal for new inquest News
  • Sentence rule a joke - judge News
  • Five held in Dublin over fatal beating News
  • Fishing boat towed to port News
  • Work resumes at Waterford plants News
  • 16 cattle seized at Border News
  • Man hit by train in Skerries dies News
  • Europe faces a daunting agenda, Spring tells conference delegates News
  • Gardai seek help to find man News
  • Dispute causes Eircell delays News
  • Mandatory reporting of child abuse case urged News
  • Quinn says he will put job creation at top of EU agenda News
  • Italy's Presidency hit by months of political instability News
  • £6.7m paid over hepatitis C News
  • Sentence suspended in £35,000 embezzlement case News
  • Victory for Italian coalition News
  • Ciller attacks own government News
  • Two killed by Moscow grenade News
  • 13 missing after ferry sinks News
  • Smallpox virus to be destroyed News
  • Liberians march demanding peace News
  • Pyongyang uses threat of war in appeal to US News
  • Working for a fair deal in the home News
  • Agreement on Karadzic's future "relatively satisfying" to both sides News
  • Jumbo loses wing panel on flight News
  • 73% fail phone science quiz News
  • Shoppers paid to take away beans News
  • Bundesrat puts off move to Berlin News
  • Child in body bag revived News
  • Burmese democrats ready to challenge junta head on News
  • Scientist in killer oil case fined £100 News
  • General scepticism greets Yeltsin's plans for Chechen peace summit News
  • New Lord Chief Justice expected to join dispute over sentencing News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Nigeria announces plans to UN for judicial and political reforms News
  • Britain goes to court over EU beef ban News
  • Suspected soccer hooligans raided News
  • Proper patsys News
  • No casting couches News
  • Literary lottery News
  • Guests at the Best News
  • Celtic hooley News
  • Pain in the butt News
  • BOTTLE OF THE WEEK News
  • Beaux-Arts News
  • From Eurovision win to tale of a lost extradition warrant News JOHN MOONEY
  • Report on bus crew assaults welcomed News JIM DUNNE
  • President calls for "determined" NI talks News ANDY POLLAK
  • Writer of mixed heritage who is quintessentially Australian News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • A consequence of candlemas? News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Warrant mistake came to light at court News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Food depots "will control prices" News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Health board chief claims report into death of Kelly Fitzgerald contained "inaccuracies" News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • CPSU executive urges acceptance of Government pay deal despite unhappiness among delegates News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Dispute threatens 300 jobs at C&C plant News PADRAIG YEATES
  • New proposals in An Post strike News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Heroin user accuses `viggies' of beating him News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Report queries social link to addiction News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Irish cities urged to look at New York drugs fight News DICK HOGAN
  • `Late Late Show' launches RTE into the era of Internet TV News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Trimble says guns must be given up in first talks phase News DICK GROGAN
  • O'Brien pledges to save the Union News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Church drafts guidelines on child protection News DICK GROGAN
  • Vandals destroy vintage rail stock News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Travellers to Majorca advised not to cancel holiday over meningitis scare News FRANK KILFEATHER
  • ICCL opposes detention length in drugs Bill News COLM KEENA
  • FF seeks independent Mountjoy inquiry News LORNA SIGGINS
  • EU lacking in vision for next century, conference is told News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Diplomats who disagreed with envoy get awards News JOE CARROLL
  • New paper to hit streets on Monday News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Spring will seek stronger EU powers to fight drug trade News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Islands under seasonal strain News LORNA SIGGINS
  • IRA ceasefire is unlikely before Northern election News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • No more magic bullets News KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Ab Gab News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Don't shoot News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Irish food opens a new door News BERNICE HARRISON
  • Just about holding fire News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • The cat's pyjamas News BRIAN BOYD
  • Country-boy on a rollercoaster ride News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Best foot forward News EDDIE HOLT
  • How is the new Doctor Who likely to fare in the brave new world of cybersluts and ninja warriors? Hugh Linehan anticipates the special feature length drama to be screened next Monday News HUGH LINEHAN
  • From the Isles of Greece to the town of Ennismuck News KATIE DONOVAN
  • Dingle and the great world News JOHN BOLAND
  • Scenes out of an Ireland in the mind's eye News GERALD DAWE
  • The years of madness News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • A sense of reverence News BRIAN FERRAN
  • The decade when all the boats rose News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut (Indigo, £5.99 in UK) News ARMTINA WALLACE
  • The Grotesque, by Patrick McGrath (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Agenda: Irish Poetry Double Issue, edited by Patricia McCarthy (Agenda, £8 in UK) News JOHN BANVILLE
  • A Clockwork Orange, by Anthony Burgess (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Moral Desperado: A Life of Thomas Carlyle, by Simon Heffer (Phoenix Giants £12.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Sailing Around the World, by Joshua Slocum (Phoenix, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Biography of Kafka, by Ronald Hayman (Phoenix Giant, £12.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Gorleston by Henry Sutton (Sceptre, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • So Far, So Good, by Paul Eddington (Coronet, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Barbarossa: The Russian German Conflict 1941-1945 by Alan Clerk (Phoenix Giant £10.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Through the years on the board game of life News GAIL GROSSMAN FREYNE
  • Peter's city in the swamp News MARY RUSSELL
  • The years of living dangerously News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • DRAMATIC PERSONA News PENELOPE DENING
  • Merlot Mania News MARY DOWEY
  • WATERFORD News JOHN MCKENNA
  • To market, to market ... News JOHN MCKENNA
  • What did you do on the cruise, mammy? News DEIRDRE PURCELL
  • Sail away News JOAN SCALES
  • Duke hits the big time News GARRETT ROWE
  • Laurel lawns News JIM REYNOLDS
  • The birds and the birds News MICHAEL VINEY
  • J'adore l'Irlande News VICTORIA WHITE

  • Sport

  • Light at end of the tunnel Sport
  • Galway should be more positive Sport
  • ERINS ISLE 3-8, FINGALLIANS 0-13 Sport
  • That old hand Darcy shows Irish the way Sport
  • Adams looks to have secure place on the England team Sport
  • Ninotchka gives Carson fresh heart Sport
  • Atlanta dream comes true for Dubliner Sport
  • Gales curtail day's racing Sport
  • Seles approaches the French Open with caution Sport
  • Fallon out to defend Galway's crown Sport
  • CARLOW v WICKLOW Sport
  • Down the better of two teams in decline Sport
  • Cork voodoo just might spook Limerick Sport
  • Powerful display by Hogan Sport
  • Top clubs to stay in fold Sport
  • Cunningham to join Bective Sport
  • Temptation for Bath to slow game down Sport
  • Ballesteros out on a limb while Faldo flies Sport
  • McCarron holds on to lead Sport
  • When Snead camped out at St Andrews Sport
  • Sell-out crowd expected for visit of Celtic Sport
  • Vialli decides to join Chelsea Sport
  • Bassett aims to halt O'Neill's juggernaut Sport
  • Injury prevents Goram regaining place in goal Sport
  • O'Sullivan to test her progress on the Oregon trail Sport
  • Corradini set to pay his way Sport
  • Dundalk chase is void Sport
  • Dance Design looks good home value Sport
  • Bijou d'Inde is hard to oppose Sport
  • RTE will show 16 hours a day from Games Sport
  • Evans takes over as Lemm falters Sport
  • McBride hits a Pembroke hat trick Sport
  • Muckross go under Sport
  • Friendly draw won't hide poor standards' Sport
  • Judge in snooker semi finals Sport
  • Rios will challenge the establishment at Roland Garros Sport

  • Business

  • An Post appointment Business
  • Wendy's coming to Belfast Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • Santer plans new initiative on jobs Business
  • Kerrygold adds richness to Dairy Board's results Business
  • British Biotech potent drug for the speculators Business
  • Norway sings a new tune with fish farm controls Business
  • Renderers raise fresh fears for meat sector Business
  • Hotel names manager Business
  • Weather hits insurers Business
  • Record trade surplus as exports rise Business JANE SUITER
  • M&S profit machine nudges £1bn Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Bank of Ireland director takes early retirement Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Barlo's annual profits tumble 37% to £3.5m Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Arnotts plan still on course despite delays Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Sale of Ryanair shares next month Business PAUL O'KANE
  • Bula hopes to remove Russians at new e.g.m. Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • Market anger as Golden Vale stock stumbles Business PAUL O'KANE
  • Radiator woes hit Jones for £4m provision Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business JANE SUITER
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BARRY O'KEEFFE

  • Opinion

  • Extradition issues shows Justice portfolio as poisoned chalice Opinion
  • Birthday Joy ... Hope Renewed! Opinion
  • JUVENILE DELICACIES Opinion
  • PAYING FOR LOCAL SERVICES Opinion
  • WAR CRIMES Opinion
  • Checks and balances ensure the popular will prevails Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Aftermath of debacle has Owen in trouble Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • WHITHER LABOUR? Letters M D KENNEDY
  • AER RIANTA'S FUTURE Letters CAOLAN MANNION
  • EXCLUDED FROM CENSUS Letters AINE WELLARD
  • CONFLICT OF INTEREST? Letters NIGEL COOKE
  • CASINO APARTHEID Letters JACK TOOHEY
  • WOMEN GOLFERS AND RTE Letters CARMEL WHITE
  • SITTING BULL'S MEDAL Letters PIERRE JOANNON
  • UNINTENDED EFFECT Letters B KENNEDY
  • GREEN ACRE Letters JOHN F FALLON
  • RECEIVED IMAGES Letters STEPHANIE BOURKE
  • BEAUTIFUL RENDITION Letters ROBERT O'SULLIVAN
  • THOUGHT POLICE Letters DAVID CRONIN
  • FORGETTING IRISH Letters BERNARD H ALLAN

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • How the saga developed Culture
  • Two Dublin fairs tomorrow Culture
  • Oral hearing on appeal against Delgany houses Culture
  • Coffee set may fetch £900 Culture
  • Edwardian items top lots Culture
  • Advice on silver offered Culture
  • National Gallery lectures Culture
  • Highest price for davenport Culture
  • A gaming table for playing in style Culture
  • Everything is blooming north of the Border Culture