Article Archive

October 16th 1996

• • News

  • The Tribunal of Inquiry will investigate: News
  • Dublin solicitor struck off for serious misconduct News
  • Dublin man denies killing friend at party News
  • Antiques dealer is freed on bail News
  • Judge orders return of software News
  • 300 in march against drugs News
  • Police locate missing girl News
  • DL candidate selected News
  • Initiative against drug barons urged News
  • Decision to hold referendum on bail welcomed Oireachtas
  • Remand centre to be built next year Oireachtas
  • Blanchardstown starts the action in battle of Dublin shopping centres News
  • Irish programmes on EU award shortlist News
  • Teenager in bag theft to buy drugs News
  • Murder charge man remanded News
  • Trial date set in explosives case News
  • Guilty plea to attempted rape News
  • £10,500 award for broken ankle News
  • Investigations into murder of garda still ongoing, court told News
  • Failure to disclose conflict of interest costs solicitor £480,000 News
  • 2 remanded for attempted theft News
  • Court battle for rival cider title News
  • Former footballer is released from 18-month jail sentence News
  • Man sent to treatment centre News
  • Four hurt as scaffolding collapses News
  • New search for woman planned News
  • Hope of averting seamen's strike News
  • Welfare bonus to cost £41.7m News
  • New Nenagh water source contaminated News
  • Minister to merge town VECs with county equivalent News
  • Show will go on despite Trocaire's withdrawal News
  • Comet visible during month News
  • Legal advisory group welcomed News
  • Trawler towed into port News
  • Cross-Border projects at risk - Ahern News
  • Lack of research into alcohol deplored News
  • Prisoners cost £44,600 each News
  • US firm visits Semperit plant News
  • Drumcree inquiry is sought News
  • Date set for trial of five IRA men News
  • Four questioned on IRA activities News
  • RUC man feared for colleague News
  • 5 appeal murder conviction News
  • Unionist to stand as independent News
  • Bogside residents unhappy over plan for Derry parade News
  • US troops enter Bosnia for pull-out News
  • New Priebke trial ordered News
  • Suharto snubs Nobel laureate News
  • Air passenger restrained News
  • Aborigines upset by theft News
  • Diet can cut jail violence News
  • Pope visits cancer ward before leaving hospital News
  • Government quits in Lebanon News
  • Algerian bomb kills 3, hurts 13 News
  • Funeral for Cypriot News
  • EU-Mexico talk of trade deal News
  • Human wall blocks premier News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Hall won't comment on Jagger divorce rumours News
  • KDP pushes back gains by rival militia in north Iraq News
  • Masood fights to take Kabul from Taliban News
  • UK chemist chain Boots to employ 400 at five new Dublin branches News SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Blanchardstown Centre set to impress shoppers News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Exotic tale of Turkish clime News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Strike action deferred to allow court challenge by bus drivers News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Normal services expected as new roster is postponed News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Verbatim lays off 220 staff at Limerick plant News ARTHUR QUINLAN
  • Man is charged after woman's road death News FRANK MCNALLY
  • De Rossa may set up new register for those unable to work News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Group to study violence against women News CAROL COULTER
  • Woman loses wedding ring in gift pack News FRANK KILFEATHER
  • Three face charges after raid on pensioner's home News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Saving plan urged for elderly News JOHN MAHER
  • Letter reached Ahern, but `I never got it' News RACHEL BORRILL
  • The anger and distress has never left him, QC tells jury News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Tears in the court room as questions on Kathleen's health arise News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Phone call to Spring gave no indication that the Coalition was over, court hears News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Farmers attack Yates on pact for beef exports News JIM DUNNE
  • ISME calls for public sector pay restraint News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Bruton denies claims of blocking questions on hepatitis C issue Oireachtas DERMOT KELLY
  • Bruton defines issues impeding poll on Cabinet confidentiality News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Ireland `faces challenge in building stable relations with a volatile UK' News MARK BRENNOCK
  • NI talks take `small teetering step' forward News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Planning committee calls for urgent inquiry after roof is removed from listed building News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Major pressed on ceasefire `criteria' News FRANK MILLAR
  • Police federation proposes media censorship if situation worsens News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Emergency law has become normal practice in the North, says human rights lawyer News DICK GROGAN
  • British are likely to ban almost all types of handguns News EWEN MACASKILL
  • China shows undiminished zeal for silencing dissent News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Judge's removal in child sex case provokes strikes News PATRICK SMYTH
  • New cash-for-questions inquiry, debate ordered News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • King Hussein pays `first visit to Palestine' News MICHAEL JANSEN
  • San Diego could be Dole's last chance News JOE CARROLL
  • President may not be fit enough to face operation News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • African states to be compensated in EU deal News MARY MCCAUGHEY
  • Reynolds tells libel case hearing he did not lie News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Tribunal into hepatitis C scandal is welcomed News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Northside prison musical plans plunged into drama News FRANK MCNALLY

  • Sport

  • Irish boxers draw with Wales Sport
  • Hero's welcome for Hill Sport
  • Clubs meet RFU today Sport
  • Kilkenny bring in under-21s Sport
  • Bosnich faces Leeds fans Sport
  • NI may face `Crocodile' Sport
  • Rangers may find they are out of their depth Sport
  • Showboat impressive as Eddery lands double Sport
  • Canon Can gets boost for Saturday Sport
  • Branston Abby after group win Sport
  • Jones suffers an initial shock in matchplay Sport
  • Call to support Muslim women Sport
  • Top swimming official banned Sport
  • Kinsella realises Griffin will be a hard act to follow Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Ridge signs for Moseley Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Provinces face tough tasks in European Cup Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Quinnell could earn £76,000 from international season Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • United back by the Bosphorus Sport DAVID LACEY
  • Newcastle again caught with their defences down Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Aberdeen fail to upset Danish champions Sport SCOTT DAVIE
  • Chase course unraceable at Tipperary Sport JOHN KELLY
  • Ireland recover to beat Malaysia Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Irish eyes on the Eisenhower Sport PHILIP REID

  • Business

  • Healy joins company board Business
  • Barclays banking merger Business
  • Executive `unaware' Business
  • Young Business Writer Award Business
  • Analysts sceptical as Murdoch group reveals low profits Business
  • Markets rise on positive sentiment Business
  • Independent buying NZ newspaper shares Business
  • Tuskar names new managing director Business
  • 661 people leave the ESB Business
  • Coca-Cola profit surges Business
  • Market continues its relentless rise Business
  • A late rise keeps the Dow high Business
  • Weak pound poses problems for Central Bank Business JANE SUITER
  • Acquisition worth £100m achievable, says IAWS Business BRENDAN McGRATH
  • Adverse pricing slices third quarter profits at JS Corp Business BILL MURDOCH
  • IP bids to acquire British lender Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Welfare policy comes under the spotlight Business PADRAIG YEATES
  • Hold-ups could stop full funding for EU supported schemes Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Financials dominate as shares follow lead of overseas markets Business SIOBHAN CREATON

  • Opinion

  • AUTUMN PERFORMERS Opinion
  • ANOTHER TRIBUNAL Opinion
  • A LITTLE LEADERSHIP Opinion
  • Reynolds case may break new ground in libel law Opinion VINCENT BROWNE
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • A TIME FOR LEADERSHIP Letters JOHN ROBB
  • HUMAN RIGHTS IN TURKEY Letters ISKENDER OKYAY
  • PRESERVING OUR CHURCHES Letters REV COLUMBA NEE CC
  • CHILDCARE IN IRELAND Letters ANNE SYKES
  • NAZI TACTICS Letters DECLAN GILSENAN
  • SINN FEIN'S MANDATE Letters DAVID MOANE
  • GREEN IRELAND? Letters VINCENT FLANNERY
  • MYTHS OF 1916 Letters PATRICK McGARRIGLE
  • SINN FEIN RHETORIC Letters JULITTA CLANCY
  • PENSION RIGHTS Letters PETER KERR
  • CHARLES HANDY Letters RUTH BARROR
  • DECOMMISSIONING OF ARMS Letters DESMOND FENNELL
  • FRENCH FRIEND Letters TONY CURTIS
  • AT THE FRONT Letters RAY MONAHAN
  • LEAVING CERT PROGRAMME Letters JOHN WHITE
  • EXPLORERS Letters PATRICK O'TOOLE

  • Life & Style

  • £2.5m quoted for St Helen's House Homes & Property
  • Three shops for Dixons Homes & Property
  • Irish Life secures £550,000 Homes & Property
  • Millets sets up new camp Homes & Property
  • Boots to enter Irish market with five stores costing £7.6m Homes & Property
  • Dublin businessman sells 20% stake in Consolidated Land Homes & Property
  • Offices make £710,000 Homes & Property
  • Hotel for Naas Road Homes & Property
  • OPW pays £1.37m for offices Homes & Property
  • £100,000 premium sought Homes & Property
  • £1m for Sligo hospital Homes & Property
  • £400,000 in Galway Homes & Property
  • Dublin pub makes £1m Homes & Property
  • ESB fund to finance £12.8m office scheme in Ballsbridge Homes & Property JACK FAGAN

  • Culture

  • Hiring an extra pair of hands Culture
  • Edwards & Company, Solicitors Culture
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
  • Too much at the banquet Culture BRIAN FALLON
  • Daddy's Little Girls St Anthony's Little Theatre Culture LOUISE EAST
  • Dumb waiters deal mixed hand Culture DAVID NOWLAN
  • Strokehauling Project Arts Centre Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • Urban Minefields Project Arts Centre Culture GERRY COLGAN
  • Hard To Believe Andrews Lane Theatre Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • Abbattoir Bags City Arts Centre Culture DAVID MOORE
  • Balls! Trinity Players Culture LOUISE EAST
  • Venus and Adonis Players Theatre, TCD Culture DAVID MOORE
  • This year's stunt Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • Getting in to print Culture BRIAN FALLON
  • The art of adjudication Culture PADRAIC O'FARRELL
  • Taking the penalty out of mothering Culture KATHRYN HOLMQUIST
  • A spy who stayed out in the cold Culture KIERAN FAGAN
  • Tribunal's mandate allows key questions Culture FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • Flicker of light at talks illuminates pitfalls Culture DICK GROGAN