Article Archive

June 1st 1996

• • News

  • Here for the beer News
  • Tea for rather more than two News
  • Duncan is remanded News
  • DL in protest at Nigerian embassy News
  • Phone numbers on CD ROM News
  • Not a lovely war as Major's plan to veto EU decisions starts to backfire News
  • Saudi executions condemned News
  • Grapes of Wrath yields a bitter harvest for Peres and Palestinians News
  • Leary turns on, tunes in and drops out News
  • How delegates were elected News
  • Priest massaged woman's breasts News
  • Belfast trial told cause of death not known News
  • Search continues for victim's clothing News
  • Howling may be willing to change design of Galway sewage plant News
  • "Sensitive" negatives of DUP man and friend are missing, court told News
  • Baby given liver, kidney transplant News
  • Second woman priest in parishes News
  • SA delegates for peace forum News
  • German envoy meets President News
  • Eircell to face more disruption News
  • PD seeks clarity on centre plan News
  • Student who took ecstasy tablets at party found hanged, inquest is told News
  • EU gives baby milk all clear following scare News
  • Soldier admits part in killings News
  • 50 killed in rail accident News
  • School massacre planned, boy says News
  • Coalition takes office in India News
  • Prodi wins vote of confidence News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Blast from the past shakes White House News
  • Boy jailed for 20 years News
  • Peace talks called off News
  • Clinton renews China links News
  • Greek leader faces tough battle to maintain control of his party News
  • Arafat calls meeting as Arab world reels News
  • `Pax Americana' gives way to doctrine of might being right News
  • Pharmacists defend 50 per cent price mark-up on two schemes News
  • Man jailed for `road rage' attack News
  • 48% in North poll reject role for Mitchell in peace talks News
  • The look is very thrift store News
  • Barrister's brew News
  • Tryst with Isolde News
  • Dressed to swill News
  • Captain's A's turns 25 News
  • Art factor News
  • Celbridge celebs News
  • Root toot toot News
  • And on the left ... News
  • BOTTLE OF THE WEEK News
  • IRA arms decommissioning continues to be main issue in pre-election talks on North News MARY CUMMINS
  • The defender who turned prosecutor tells it just as he sees it News DICK HOGAN
  • EU warns Government on funds use News PAUL CULLEN
  • Meteorologists under pressure News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Irish in UK die younger than most, study finds News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Tributes paid at murder victim's funeral News MAIREAD CAREY
  • Plans for relief come under scrutiny News BRENDAN CATHAOIR
  • Rain should not dampen fun for holiday weekend News MAIREAD CAREY
  • Quinn says trade unionists will suffer if national agreements are rejected News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Church to study claims of stigmata in Mayo News MAIREAD CAREY
  • Santer sees Ministers ahead of EU presidency News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Plea to Ireland on African fish stocks News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Barrett says he will oppose any cuts in national fishing fleet proposed by Europe News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Dispute threatens holiday air travel News PADRAIG YEATES
  • President hopes for visit here by queen News PAUL CULLEN
  • Government advised party funding Bill may not be constitutional News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • At-risk Dublin Bus routes to get new autofare system News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Clear verdict is that Sinn Fein must join talks News DICK GROGAN
  • Hugs and kisses all round as Sinn Fein has its day News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Paisley's happy unionist family News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • How the North voted News GERRY MORIARTY
  • SF gains pose question of a new IRA ceasefire News MARY HOLLAND
  • Fringe loyalists gain forum seats News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Hendron claims SF cheated as it wins 4 of 5 West Belfast seats News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Shredded unionist vote casts shadow on Trimble's day of victory News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Place at talks won by women News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Crowing coming from London may be premature News FRANK MILLAR
  • IRA must call ceasefire - Bruton News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Unionists win no Derry seats as SDLP and SF sweep board News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • US statement avoids controversy News JOE CARROLL
  • SF demands direct entry to talks after impressive gains at the polls News DICK GROGAN
  • New Anglo-Irish plan would defer decisions on arms until September News FRANK MILLAR
  • Netanyahu win plunges Mid East peace process into uncertainty News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Dutch courage News MAEVE BINCHY
  • In the wake of Shackleton News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Here comes the summer! News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Made in Hollywood News PENELOPE DENING
  • Gathering in Carlow News BRIAN FALLON
  • Rats! News EDDIE HOLT
  • Joyful selection kick-starts Euro 96 News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Last words from a champion of freedom News THOMAS KILROY
  • A rare Avis in print at last News JOHN BOLAND
  • A voyager through the century News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Books and covers News CORMAC DEANE
  • One man and his mother News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Victoria Regina, the bourgeois monarch News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Oregon Trail, by Francis Parkman Jr. (Oxford, £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • My Life, by Isadora Duncan (Liveright, £9.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Lizard, by Banana Yoshimoto (Faber & Faber, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Heroes in Twilight by Bernard Bergonzi (Carcane £12.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Miss Undine's Living Room, by James Wilcox (Fourth Estate, £6.99 in UK). News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Homosexuality: A History, by Colin Spencer (Fourth Estate, £8.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Double Tongue, by William Golding (Faber, £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Heart's Journey in Winter, by James Buchan (Panther, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Paula by Isabel Allede (Flamingo, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Out on a Limb, by Heather Mills (Warner Books, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The wonders of the world News SEAN PURCELL
  • The glory that was Greece News BRIAN FALLON
  • Summer specials News MARY DOWEY
  • BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY News DEREK MAHON
  • Vive la diversity News MICHAEL VINEY
  • The day they bombed Dublin News CAPT A A QUIGLEY
  • Who dares wins News DAVID HOROVITZ

  • Sport

  • Beware that `Bonjour' in Ballybunion Sport
  • Time to pick up the phone, Roy Sport
  • Flynn can win Sport
  • Armagh back for repeat dose Sport
  • The hunger is still there for English Sport
  • McCarthy forecasts bright future Sport
  • Pierce jeered from court as Rittner advances Sport
  • Irvine fastest with Barrichello second Sport
  • Kilkenny look good enough to progress Sport
  • Living is easy as youngsters get their chance against Wales Sport
  • Honoured by rugby literati Sport
  • New blood for Leinster squad Sport
  • Towey's winning ways may put him in line for Olympic place Sport
  • Handicap limit cut to deter laggards Sport
  • Clarke hits form at the right time Sport
  • Atlanta the goal as qualification battle hots up Sport
  • Record takes Huston ahead Sport
  • Isle of Man TT races go ahead Sport
  • Soccer continues to show growth Sport
  • Goodman may be the right man Sport
  • Women's tennis event cancelled Sport
  • Experimental Ireland strive to avoid unenviable record Sport
  • FAI "accountability" criticised Sport
  • Havelange to fight on Sport
  • Time to move Irwin to centre of defence Sport
  • Helissio the one to beat in French Derby Sport
  • Trio to miss Epsom Sport
  • Way cleared for Kinane Sport
  • Irish pay for inconsistency Sport
  • Requin Bleu to win again for O'Brien Sport
  • Decision embarrasses Turf Club Sport
  • Swan lands his 150th Sport
  • Costner gets a grip to beat Tinsletown's golf bogey Sport
  • Teaming up to sail past the world's best Sport

  • Business

  • March retail sales surge Business
  • Bargain rates for foreign currency Business
  • Smurfit boxed in by growth warning and pay dispute Business
  • Adare offer unconditional Business
  • New Minmet joint venture Business
  • FTI to advise Czech firms Business
  • Quality accreditations Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Coillte out of the woods with profits of £12.5m Business
  • Top executives saddle-up to pass the winning post Business
  • Dragon to buy LEA and open new wells Business
  • Goulandris raises stake in Fitzwilton Business
  • Dismissed CE gets package Business
  • Dublin tipped as fastest growing city in Europe Business
  • Weakness of pound against sterling good for exports Business JANE SUITER
  • Semi-states bask in glow of profits Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Bord Gais turns up the heat with £67m profit Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Smurfit Group sells Lyons Estate for around £3m Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Stronger economy a boost for assets Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Second report to be considered by Bord na Mona Business CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Clondalkin pays £58m for Netherlands firm Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • European soccer to help UTV net gains Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKET Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business SIOBHAN CREATON

  • Opinion

  • Dr Woods discovers that the AG word has lost its old black magic Opinion
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • THE TRIUMPH OF THE BALLOT BOX Opinion
  • Learning through experience Opinion
  • ISRAEL'S CHOICE Opinion
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • A BOA-CONSTRICTOR MEAL Opinion
  • Southern policies helped build a wall of orange glass Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • The people turned out to back the ballot over the bullet Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • PENSION PROSPECTS Letters PRIONSIAS DE ROSSA , TD
  • POLITICS AND QUALITY Letters PAT FITZPATRICK
  • SPEAKING OF 98 Letters REV WALTER FORDE
  • KILDARE REZONINGS Letters AIDAN KEANE
  • DEATH IN PRISON Letters MICHAEL GILL
  • DEATH OF LOUGH DERG Letters MICHAEL GILL
  • LETTER REGULAR Letters AIDAN HARMAN
  • VAT ON HOUSES Letters JOE LENNON
  • DIVORCE VOTE Letters WALTER H LOUGHREY
  • EXAM RESULTS Letters RORY BUCKLEY
  • NAMES OF PORTS Letters DONALL O MORAIN

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • New antiques fair in Armagh Culture
  • Leading price for library table Culture
  • £3,500 for yacht built in 1894 Culture
  • Georgian dining table leading lot Culture
  • Glass Society to hold seminar Culture
  • Silver from lord of the manor Culture
  • Regency chairs sell for £2,000 Culture
  • Bureau plat makes £3,000 at Bantry Culture