Article Archive

October 10th 1996

• • News

  • Tyrone man for trial on sex charges News
  • RUC appeal for missing man News
  • Mandatory jail urged in cattle drug cases News
  • Harney attacks Noonan's handling of hepatitis affair Oireachtas
  • Radical surgery, not pills, urged for committee system Oireachtas
  • Cookstown gives £5,000 to GAA News
  • Pool to open on Sundays News
  • Women to hold vigil for peace News
  • Minister extends payments to farmers News
  • War launched on rabbits News
  • 4 killed in Chilean mine News
  • Book about Mrs Netanyahu "no album of compliments" News
  • Turkey warns Greece as pilot of crashed aircraft is returned News
  • Drug dealer gets five years for possession News
  • FAS workers picket union News
  • Man jailed for stealing marble News
  • Rape crisis calls rise by 20% News
  • Design show for Athlone News
  • Water quality measures urged News
  • Call for eyecare cover for teens News
  • Garda defends remark made in court News
  • Man sentenced to nine years for killing baby girl News
  • Girl (13) refuses to name abuser in court News
  • NUJ and managements state media principle News
  • Farmer fights extradition to North News
  • Girl (7) awarded £23,200 News
  • Bishop to administer Cork diocese News
  • Beef inspection agency urged News
  • Priest charged with indecency News
  • Church holy day changes sought News
  • Tests will be similar to UK scheme News
  • Criminal Assets Bureau put on statutory basis News
  • IRA using people as "cannon fodder" News
  • £86,000 lump sum for former medical chief Oireachtas
  • IRA says O'Neill was a volunteer News
  • Police believe girl was abducted News
  • Supervisor tells court of blow to head during raid News
  • Man said to have admitted abusing his only daughter News
  • Wallace's manslaughter conviction quashed News
  • 34 reported killed at fake roadblock News
  • Vietnam War cameraman dies, News
  • Dunblane holds memorial service News
  • Thieves punished by amputation News
  • 13 states suffer food emergency News
  • Lebed impresses NATO hosts News
  • Body found at Salinas ranch News
  • Child-labour total put at 3 1/2 million News
  • Schoolchildren die in hostel fire News
  • US responds to nuclear report News
  • Opposition challenges Erbakan after controversial Libyan visit News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Q & A format allows Tories play their ace card News
  • Labour hopes to spit on Major's image News
  • Prize given for work in low-temperature physics News
  • Duchess scotches suicide reports News
  • Geldof and Yates end custody fight News
  • Dissident is sent to labour camp News
  • New row erupts as vast underground mosque at Temple Mount revealed News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Bluebloods breazen it out in bruising Boston battle News JOE CARROLL
  • Success of Pope's operation unlikely to end speculation News PADDY AGNEW
  • Rifkind rallies party to toe line on EMU News FRANK MILLAR
  • Princess of Wales not letting the `Sun' get in her eyes News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Mick's new model team now holds a perfect record News TOM HUMPHRIES
  • More than 1,200 jobs to be created in Dublin and Cork News CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Dublin resists pressure for break in contacts with SF News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Record £1.95m paid for Dalkey house News ORNA MULCAHY
  • Colleges asked to pay fee for photocopies News PAUL CULLEN
  • Complaints against RTE fail News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Contest to transform rubbish into art News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Paper accused of censorship News UINSIONN MACDUBHGHAILL
  • Cabra anti drugs meeting urged to back Garda plan News NUALA HAUHGEY
  • Bus Eireann puts back viability plan News PATSY MCGARRY
  • First find a frog News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Journalists must go on "naming bad guys" News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Aer Lingus union seeks jobs meeting with Lowry News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Journalists must go on "naming bad guys" News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Hospital to forge close links with GPs News CAROL COULTER
  • VEC head was given 2 week to defend job News PAUL CULLEN
  • 300,000 shoppers a week expected at new centre News CAROL COULTER
  • Union dispute delaying grants - students News PAUL CULLEN
  • Campaign to enhance science News MARY MULVIHILL
  • Mandatory tests planned for cars over 4 years old News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • No public funds for bail referendum News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Bruton accuses IRA of cynical betrayal Oireachtas DERMOT KELLY
  • Optimism emerges over loyalist ceasefire News DICK GROGAN
  • Trimble wants talks to proceed without Sinn Fein News FRANK MILLAR
  • Bombing of Lisburn army base "planned for over 4 months" News GERRY MORIARTY
  • British accused of taking revenge on two prisoners News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Cut of £78m in EU reconciliation fund for North angers FF MEP News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Coroners given indemnity, says Department News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Former officer's case strengthened News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Expert unsure if BSE can be eradicated by 2001 News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Ferry workers to march on route cuts News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Employers and unions to meet on challenge of worker mobility News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Book on St Mel's published News PAUL CULLEN
  • Referendums on confidentiality and emigrant voting rights deferred News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • First action for damages in hepatitis C cases expected next year News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Register omits 100,000 women, says equality body News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Army likely to move troops from southern command to Border News JIM CUSACK
  • McCole would have queried licensing News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Department of Defence to speed up intake of women into Naval Service News JIM CUSACK
  • Governor links Famine Bill to visit by President News JOE CARROLL
  • TDs praise work of anti drugs Tallaght News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Redundancy plan hurt morale, conference told News JIM CUSACK

  • Sport

  • Romania cruise to easy victory Sport
  • Pantomime season for Scotland Sport
  • Doherty loses in Malta Sport
  • Hughes to ensure an Arsenal victory Sport
  • Pasternak wins in novel style Sport
  • Superman position ban "a vendetta" Sport
  • IOC to cut back on vendors Sport
  • OKI Pro Am Kite looks to Valderrama Sport
  • Villeneuve and Hill to play it clean Sport
  • Longo cruises to world title Sport
  • Ireland to face Belarus Sport
  • Longchamp revisited Sport
  • Cecil notches century Sport
  • English clubs' split postponed Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • FAI faces crisis over referees Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Kind draw for in form Irish Sport PHILIP REID
  • Clarke back to business Sport PHILIP REID
  • Rebels get the call to battle for provinces Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Maughan and Mayo to opt for an experimental mix Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Ireland out to settle scores Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
  • Shearer touch defies Poland Sport DAVID LACEY
  • McGrath set to sign for Derby Sport PETER WHITE
  • The Outback Way is worth a wager Sport HUGH DONOVAN

  • Business

  • Shares retreat as Yeltsin rumours add to selling pressures in market Business
  • Frankfurt close to record high Business
  • Samsung set to buy Fokker for $180 Business
  • Giftware firms aim for corporate sector Business
  • Credit Lyonnais calls for more cash Business
  • Return to profits marks recovery for UAP group Business
  • Bid for NZ paper may be opposed Business
  • Alitalia aid plan rejected by EU Business
  • Fresh selling pressure on Eurotunnel shares Business
  • Deep sea port plan Business
  • BT seeks new partner Business
  • Nuclear jobs meltdown Business
  • UK tax cuts forecast Business
  • Incentives needed to encourage investors Business
  • Collapsed airline blames price war Business
  • Court backs plan to rescue firm Business
  • Dow posts biggest loss in a month Business
  • Israeli company defers listing Business
  • Fidelity project to create 400 jobs in Dublin Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Sandoz plans to increase jobs in Cork Business DICK HOGAN
  • Rationalisation blamed for £2.4m Jones Group loss Business BILL MURDOCH
  • VHI looks for uniform charges on medical tests Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Guidelines could influence personal injuries awards Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Rabbitte says "at least £2.5m" missing in Tony Taylor investment affair Business COLM KEENA
  • Sharp fall in CRH key factor in decline in overall performance Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • THE BUBBLING BLUEBERRY POT Opinion
  • THE TESTING OF DEMOCRACY Opinion
  • VOTES FOR EMMIGRANTS Opinion
  • Why it is still worth going the extra mile for peace Opinion MARY HOLLAND
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • PROTECTING CHILDREN Letters NIALL ANDREWS , MEP
  • EDMUND RICE'S BEATIFICATION Letters DR GERRY MOLLOY
  • FIANNA FAIL PROMISES Letters CATHERINE MURPHY , MCC
  • NEUTRALITY DEBATE Letters FERGAL FINNEGAN
  • FOOTBALL FINAL Letters STEVE TRACEY
  • FOOTBALL FINAL Letters MARTHA MATHEWS
  • EU CULTURAL POLICY Letters GRAINNE MILLAR
  • LABOUR PARTY RECORD Letters NOEL AHERN TD
  • INTEREST RATES Letters HAN DE JONG
  • THE BROTHERS Letters DIARMUID LALOR
  • CELIBACY Letters DICK SPICER
  • NO CONFIDENCE Letters BRIGID O'DONNELL
  • SOLDIERS AND TERRORISTS Letters PAUL MCNAMEE
  • INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION Letters CHARLIE LENNON
  • IMPACT TAX PROPOSALS Letters PADDY KEATING
  • CARLOW CATHEDRAL Letters JOHN KIERNAN , FRIAI

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFIATIONS Culture
  • Melodrama comes far too late to scotch morality Culture DAVID NOWLAN
  • The honeymoon solo Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • In honour of Francis Stuart? Culture KATIE DONOVAN
  • Kitchensink Culture GERRY COLGAN
  • Unlikely recruits at the Cirque Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • Obstacles Culture HARRY BROWNE
  • Tailor's Requiem Culture HELEN MEANY
  • FESTIVAL FRINGE REVIEWS Culture LOUISE EAST
  • Metal mania Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Anya Alexeyev (piano) Culture DOUGLAS SEALY
  • Contemporary Nudes Culture BRIAN FALLON
  • Beachcomber extraordinaire Culture EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Once a prisoner but always a human being Culture SISTER STANISLAUS KENNEDY
  • Lenin's culinary legacy lives on Culture BRENDAN GLACKEN
  • Bail reform will affect only marginal cases Culture GERARD HOGAN
  • White Paper could bring science back on to political agenda soon Culture MARY MULVIHILL