Article Archive

June 15th 1996

• • News

  • The late Taoiseach News
  • A gift horse in the mouth News
  • Stocks and sharing News
  • Round up for rose cured glasses News
  • THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN News
  • EYE ON NATURE News
  • Bible course starts on Sunday News
  • Mother Teresa leads service in Armagh News
  • Lebed, the only person in Russia who is `sober on principle' News
  • Doctors try to find 650 people in new type TB alert News
  • Bill on light rail system redrafted News
  • Getaway made on horseback News
  • Two drown in Royal Canal News
  • New light shed on bookshop's old world charms News
  • Methodists condemn unionist conduct News
  • Court rejects couples' adoption claim News
  • Suspended sentence for rape attempt News
  • Jury sent away in murder trial News
  • Judge accuses prison dealers News
  • Murder accused too ill to attend News
  • Judge warns on move to amend sentence News
  • NI men jailed for possession of arms cache News
  • Court quashes arrest over barking dog News
  • Sentence deferred on hurler who hit man with glass News
  • Man knifed by youths stealing car News
  • Man charged on Belfast murder News
  • Gun fired in raid on bank News
  • Archbishop to be enthronedArchbishop to be enthroned News
  • Help for man in coma sought News
  • Pollen service gets sponsors News
  • Woman who died in crash named News
  • Orange band parade to be opposed News
  • Loaded gun was in car, court told News
  • Man tried to rape 77 year old News
  • Boy is chained and beaten News
  • School attack case adjourned News
  • Some votes already cast News
  • Chechen voting centre attacked News
  • Nato and Russia draw closer News
  • Ethnic Russians prefer Zyuganov News
  • Poll shows dramatic drop in Yeltsin's support on eve of vote News
  • Losing side is certain to call `foul' after election result News
  • US quietly prays for Yeltsin victory News
  • Agreement made on arms control News
  • Freemen give up after 81 day siege News
  • Habitat adopts documents News
  • US grants asylum to Togo woman News
  • BNP pressed to accept defeat News
  • Margaret is dead politically but declines a decent funeral News
  • Truth about UN operation in Bosnia is seeping out News
  • Queen "bans Mass" at London Tower News
  • Netanyahu forms cabinet of right News
  • Security Council rejects Iraqi offer News
  • North Korean boats intrude News
  • PEOPLE News
  • "Fifth Beatle" to receive knighthood News
  • 50 Kurdish rebels killed News
  • 12 Abiola family members held News
  • Man jailed for eating cat News
  • President's visit a triumph for Irish US relations News
  • Spring indicates President would be backed for UN job News
  • The soul of brevity News
  • Sunshine children News
  • Fairy cakes News
  • Feis Ceoil 100 News
  • UUP accepts Mitchell as SF "repudiates" garda murder News COLM KEENA
  • Ireland may inherit stalemate on TV News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Making the long journey from beer to eternity News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • The full moon ordinaire News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • 400 apply to hepatitis C tribunal as deadline nears News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Fish kills bring call for action on pollution News DICK HOGAN
  • Wounded garda to be treated in Belfast News COLM KEENA
  • Farmers urged to be vigilant over effluent News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • EU officials lobbied over Ballymun light rail link News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Birmingham Six confident of backing by Government News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Father of seven dies in `midst of plenty' News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Child-crusader priest to make complaint over police treatment News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Result of divorce referendum is formally signed by High Court News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Tests show cow on Cork farm did not suffer from BSE News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Bruton in talks with Finnish PM News MARK BRENNOCK
  • New Test offers prospect of diagnosing CJD News MARY MULVIHILL
  • Pre-Bloomsday bike rally brings jam to the Green News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Dick can run but for how long? News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Trimble keeps his seat on the rollercoaster News DICK GROGAN
  • Playing tense games of musical chairs at the talks table News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Desperate delegate turns to Mother Teresa News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Procedural wrangling dogs start of meetings News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Slow first session makes some progress News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Gardai investigate girls' claims about hostel worker News JOHN MAHER
  • Van gets another day like that in queen's birthday honours list News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Reading section clouds candidates' sunny morning News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Tape leaves some ears straining News ANNE BYRNE
  • First paper provokes differing teacher views News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Students see the wood, struggle with the trees News ANNE BYRNE
  • No end for unflagged subject News ANNE BYRNE
  • Constitution review body wants widened definition of family News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Position of Bord na Mona head is still under threat News JOHN MCMANUS
  • Divorce referendum saga signs off News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • NYPD beats the blues News JOHN MAHER
  • United against the Sasanach News PAUL O'KANE
  • Get the picture? News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Awards with IMPAC News BERNICE HARRISON
  • The Bondman of Alcatraz News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Still Rotten News BRIAN BOYD
  • That Blooming Day! News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • ROCK AROUND THE BOX News HUGH LINEHAN
  • The game goes on News EDDIE HOLT
  • Witness to the end of a world News JULIA NEUBERGER
  • A cluster of gem-stones glittering from the past News PETER HARBISON
  • The day of the editors News JOHN BOLAND
  • Avis in a gilded cage News KATIE DONOVAN
  • The time of the anti-heroes News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The light of poetry on Dover Beach News EAVAN BOLAND
  • New readings in an old literature News LIAM MAC COIL
  • The mistress of Coole News DOUGLAS SEALY
  • Sisters before their time News BRIAN FALLON
  • An Experiment in Love, by Hilary Mantel (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Aleksandr Blok: A Life, by Nina Berberova (Carcanet, £9.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • King David by Alan Massie (Sceptre, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Cheap Lives, by Antony Sher (Abacus, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Corot: The Poetry Of Landscape, by Vincent Pomarede and Gerard de Wallens (Thames & Hudson, New Horizons Books, £6.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Season of Blood: A Rwandan Journey, by Fergal Keane (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Young Disraeli 1804-1846, by Jane Ridley (Sinclair-Stevension, £12,95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • About Time: Einstein's Unfinished Revolution, by Paul Davies (Penguin, £7,99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Rock solid News BRIAN WOOD
  • Having a ball with cheese News JOHN MCKENNA
  • In the pink News MARY DOWEY
  • Spices of life News LUKE DODD
  • No frills, just the thrills News GARRETT ROWE
  • Silent Thunder - A10 Tank Killer News GARRETT ROWE
  • Let your garden run a little wild News JIM REYNOLDS
  • Glittering Prizes lie among the flotsam News MICHAEL VINEY
  • More laughter than tears News EILEEN BATTERSBY

  • Sport

  • React to land York feature for Jarvis Sport
  • Walton lets it slip at the finish Sport
  • Irishman sees club is run wisely Sport
  • New order reaches a defining point Sport
  • LIMERICK 0-25, CLARE 2-10 Sport
  • CLARE 1-17, LIMERICK 0-11 Sport
  • Sabatini is still injured Sport
  • Robinson impresses Sport
  • Brown a true canny Scot Sport
  • Portugal shimmer in afternoon sun Sport
  • Venables may have rethink on Gascoigne Sport
  • England may edge Scots into frantic contest Sport
  • Referee of Irish match demoted Sport
  • Walton slips slightly at the finish Sport
  • Heat is on as rivals prepare to cross swords Sport
  • Galway set to relinquish title to a resurgent Leitrim Sport
  • The Olympian going for gold on a real Diamond Sport
  • CLARE 3-16, LIMERICK 3-12 Sport
  • McCarthy is well prepared Sport
  • Germans to guarantee qualification Sport
  • Spain aim to burst the French bubble Sport
  • O'Sullivan to increase collection Sport
  • Kimble in form Sport
  • Alesi fastest after opening session Sport
  • Croatia wait on Boksic, Boban Sport
  • MCC will give Ireland a genuine test Sport
  • Hiddink sends Davids home Sport
  • Italy left with a tough job to advance Sport
  • Protests over refereeing Sport
  • Germany favourites Sport
  • Kinane to partner Ashkalani Sport
  • Williamson quits Bailey job Sport
  • Dettori facing long lay-off Sport
  • Fallon's good run continues Sport
  • Tout A Coup taken to shine again Sport
  • Nolan fires record to win Amateur title Sport
  • Murphy heads the field on Zoltan Sport
  • Double sculls team to be decided today Sport
  • Murphy leads Irish challenge Sport
  • Daly zeros in on what it takes to play the more patient game Sport
  • Goosen charges off into five-shot lead Sport

  • Business

  • Barings history recalled in Buenos Aires sewer deal Business
  • Futures black as copper boss shows his mettle Business
  • Manchester United chairman nets £10m Business
  • Radical change in consumer trends forecast Business
  • Oriflame breaches bamboo curtain for cosmetic profits Business
  • Seafield board optimistic despite losses of £3.8m Business
  • Adare shares crash after loss of Microsoft contract Business
  • UK Fraud Office examines £1.2m billion Sumitomo loss Business
  • Cork firm expands Business
  • British Gas row continues Business
  • Yorkshire cuts power costs Business
  • Steeling itself to sparkle Business
  • Merger gets Royal approval Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Deep rift evident at Golden Vale Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • The revolving door whirls at Golden Vale Business VICTOR KUSS
  • More questions to be answered in the Bord na Mona sage Business CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Bula resolves row with Russians Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Chamber alarmed by `stag' tourism Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • THE WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business CLIFF TAYLOR
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BARRY O'KEEFFE

  • Opinion

  • In Flower Filled Jericho Opinion
  • Lethargic backbenchers feel the whip for poor show at the Dail Opinion
  • A WEEK OF PROGRESS Opinion
  • HALL OF FAME Opinion
  • A NEW LEADER Opinion
  • Jobs market is subject to large inflows and outflows Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • IRA gets its answer at funeral of garda Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • APPARENT METAMORPHOSIS Letters DR JIM MCDAID TD
  • PASSIVE SMOKING Letters JOHN GEARY
  • STATION FOR A NATION Letters SEAN O TARPAIGH
  • LABOUR'S LOW TIDE Letters DEIRDRE KENNEALLY
  • INDUSTRY AND ARTISTRY Letters RAYMOND DEANE
  • ANIMAL PASSION Letters BLAISE O'HARA
  • EMPATHY! Letters CATHAL DONOVAN
  • TWICE A YEAR? Letters MARGARET MCCANN
  • ABOUT PEACE Letters DONAL O CELLEADCHAIR
  • BIKE SAFETY Letters BRIAN MURPHY

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Fair includes Meissen porcelain Culture
  • Irish paintings market shows its fickle nature again Culture
  • Eminent architect's desk the main draw Culture
  • Dining table leading lot Culture
  • Athlumney House items to be sold Culture
  • Yeats sketch in charity auction Culture
  • Osborne canvas may fetch £50,000 Culture
  • Price of the day for pair of bookcases Culture
  • First day cover for £3,000 Culture
  • A diamond necklace to lose your head over Culture
  • Bookcase comes with secretaire Culture
  • "Who the hell knows what the public are going for?" Culture PATSY MCGARRY
  • Sidelining of Gaybo leaves advertisers unconvinced Culture PATSY MCGARRY
  • 16 fixed as minimum age for work in legal move to protect young Culture COLM KEENA
  • Barring hard labour, teenagers resent limits on working hours Culture COLM KENNA
  • Nyle Wolfe (baritone) and David Wray (piano) Culture MARTIN ADAMS
  • Video games Culture LUKE CLANCY
  • Brian Kennedy prints Culture BRIAN FALLON