Article Archive

October 26th 1996

• • News

  • Georgian catwalk News
  • Stick to the celery juice News
  • Heigh-ho... News
  • Man charged with Tralee murder News
  • RTCs give strike notice News
  • Carey condones slapping News
  • Report warns on cost of Euro News
  • THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN News
  • No parking day or night News
  • Such coalition expertise News
  • Freesheet to the winds News
  • Day without road rage News
  • Feathers fly over motion News
  • Cork pop in Cork as Ireland's jazz capital gets in the swing News
  • Germany to ban offal imports from France News
  • Greens join criticism of Galway TD for objecting to centre News
  • Four injured at Point Theatre News
  • Fireworks found in Dundalk raid News
  • WEEKEND TRAVEL News
  • Tribute paid to Malta envoy News
  • Copy of Garda report on IRA to be shown in court News
  • 1,000 attend anti drugs meeting News
  • Man jailed for misappropriation News
  • Mother (47) challenges hepatitis C award News
  • Printer was reluctant forger, court hears News
  • Date set for new trial of councillor News
  • Experts called in negligence case News
  • Murder attempt trial date set News
  • Planning notice for concerts at Slane challenged News
  • Court again remands former garda News
  • Youth admits sex with woman who was unconscious News
  • Delay in fixing date for murder trial criticised News
  • Finlay does not take the stand News
  • Cardinal and Blair clash News
  • Couple win bypass battle News
  • Mladic firing report denied News
  • EU to act on Burma News
  • Official objects to peace prize News
  • Court ruling anger Jews News
  • Florida riot leads to ban News
  • UN Middle East official included in new cabinet News
  • EU award to dissident causes strong protest News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Tutsis vow to topple Zaire leader as UN considers regional conference News
  • Woman told to leave home over drugs News
  • Youths dropped boulders on cars News
  • Jailed for abuse of step daughter News
  • Call for funds for case against BNFL News
  • 13 treated after fire in prison News
  • `Nazi' remarks out of order News
  • Ireland fail to improve position News
  • And so to wed News
  • Rankin file News
  • Annaghmakerrig graduate News
  • Brought to Booker News
  • Pricey hot dogs News
  • EYE ON NATURE News
  • The most sound advice News
  • On yer bike News
  • They're in the money News
  • They've been framed News
  • Farmers told new BSE cases will not affect Russian deal News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Loyalist prisoners should not be rewarded for ceasefire - Mayhew News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Lotto fireworks before Hallowe'en as jackpot climbs to a record £5m News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Week begins and ends with allegation against gardai News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • THE WORDS WE USE News DIARMUID O MUIRITHE
  • Programming quality is Goan's aim at new TnaG News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Resetting the clocks News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Dublin gets first mobile drugs unit News JOHN MAHER
  • Yates applies local "whip" to outmanoeuvre angry farmers News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Hunger now set to stalk Belfast streets News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Events leading to the Russian beef ban News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Department says BSE allegations by O'Malley an "utter fabrication" News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Russia's largest newspaper has eye peeled for "crazy Irish cows" News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Warrant issued for arrest of former garda News JOHN MAHER
  • Flynn reborn at feminist launch News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Three still held in Guerin inquiry News JOHN MAHER
  • Editor was `not happy' with publishing two versions of story News CAROL COULTER
  • "Impossible" evidence drives judge to adjourn News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Reynolds's verbosity absorbs endless punches News CAROL COULTER
  • Tally ho: not so funny, Mr Jordan News EOGHAN HARRIS
  • Rock gigs must get act together for safety's sake News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Garda pessimism arrested News JOHN MAHER
  • Deputies' drop out rate hitting Fianna Fail the hardest News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Estate fears repeat of last year's riot as tensions mount News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • 195 acres in Swords are rezoned for development News RICHARD BALLS
  • Music not as we know it News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • William Scott, Kerlin Gallery News BRIAN FALLON
  • Taoiseach says jail places will cope with increase News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Talks should continue without SF, says Trimble News DICK GROGAN
  • Garda rejects media tip-off claims about Hanahoe visit News JOHN MAHER
  • Gore's message revives shattered dream News JOE CARROLL
  • Race for Congress too close to call News SEAN CRONIN
  • Yeltsin blames economic crisis on "squabbling" News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • New Bill to signal end of the "career criminals" News MICHAEL DONNELLY
  • Shaping a new flexibility for EU News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • Chirac assures Lebanese of firm French support News LARA MARLOWE
  • China takes first small steps towards cleaner world News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Arab' embrace of France discredits US as honest broker News LARA MARLOWE
  • SPOTLIGHT News DAVID SHOLDICE
  • The Merry Wives of Washington News KATHY SHERIDAN
  • SING OUT, SISTERS News JOE BREEN
  • Viewless in Vancouver News MAEVE BINCHY
  • The Van is heading this way News BERNICE HARRISON
  • Daring Diplomacy News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Celebrating Samhain News LOUISE EAST
  • The sounds of Sionna News FINTAN VALLELY
  • They shot horse, didn't they? News EDDIE HOLT
  • First nocht News HUGH LINEHAN
  • A brave fighter for women's rights News FRANCES FITZGERALD
  • Screening out the CD-Rom News JOHN BOALND
  • How we got the telly News SEAN MAC REAMOINN
  • Camels with Rossevelt News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • The diary of a somebody News ANGELA BOURKE
  • Bearing eye witness with accuracy News BRIAN FALLON
  • The reigns of power News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • A Patriot in Berlin and A Married Man, by Piers Paul Reid (Phoenix, £5.99 each in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Raising Kane, by Pauline Kael (Marion Boyars, £14.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Merry Dance Around The World, by Eric Newby (Picador, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Doll, by Baleslaw Prus (CUP, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Silence, by Shusaku Endo (Peter Owen, £12.50 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Egg on Myac edited by Sean Power (Gill & Macmillan, £9.99) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Jane Austen: A Biography, by Elizabeth Jenkins (Indigo, £7.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Frontiers of Complexity: The Search for Order in a Chaotic World, by Peter Coveney and Roger Highfield (Faber, £9.99 in UK) News MARY MULVIHILL
  • The Plastic Tomato Cutter, by Michael Curtin (Fourth Estate, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Back in the world of the story News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Brave New World of Pinot Noir News MARY DOWEY
  • S.T.O.R.M. News GARRETT ROWE
  • Pyramid selling News SONIA JENKINS
  • Autumn lays out its stall News MICHAEL VINEY
  • A Final Flourish News JIM REYNOLDS
  • The other house in the Park News RENAGH HOLOHAN

  • Sport

  • Disgruntled Meath will not fancy a trip to face a vengeful Cork Sport
  • Hoping the body rises to challenge Sport
  • Out for the time of her life Sport
  • Sky TV offers to mediate Sport
  • Dublin still in Tour hunt Sport
  • Yankees now in command Sport
  • Lehman in the lead Sport
  • Shantou fancied to do well Sport
  • Mister Munnelly looks best Sport
  • Slowing down the pace but not the mileage Sport
  • Kendall could replace Harford Sport IAN ROSS
  • Curry bemused to be in lead Sport PHILIP REID
  • Wexford's hurler receive 14 All Star nominations Sport SEAN MORAN
  • A sleeping giant walking up fast Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Time for GAA to clean up its act Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Form points to a victory for Ulster Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • The future is uncertain for a club exploited by bigots Sport EMMET MALONE
  • O'Connor Snr a legend among legends Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Ireland keen to be hosts Sport PHILIP REID
  • Graham's sort of homecoming Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Shelbourne let is slip at Tolka Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Bray battle for point Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Gough is unlikely to retire Sport PATRICK GLENN
  • The ultimate endurance test Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • The lads in the pads are on their way Sport JOE CULLEY

  • Business

  • Marina planned for Dublin dock site Business
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Curt Uniliver ultimatium for rebels at Lyons Irish Business
  • Boxmore package contains profit, dividend growth Business
  • Profits at Kellogg fall 30% Business
  • Will office workers warm to self heating coffee cups? Business
  • Funeral directors strike gold in crematoria ashes Business
  • Irish Life restructures its British operations Business
  • VHI confirms departure Business
  • Gateway 2000 profits rise Business
  • New Spiddal industry Business
  • Sears considering Derry Business
  • Sainsbury to offer banking services Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • CountyGlen's share listing cancelled by Stock Exchange Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Some damage limitation at Pan Andean Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Pound slips against sterling as British economy expands Business JANE SUITER
  • Failure of EMU could imperil EU economies Business JANE SUITER
  • Dana offers £3.05m for Petroceltic Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • Enterprise caps well off west coast Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • WHAT DOES SALMON TASTE OF? Opinion
  • Ivan blusters, Michael sighs and Harry goes public again Opinion
  • Employment to continue to riser; emigration set to end Opinion
  • A DANGEROUS GAP OPENS UP Opinion
  • Yes, isn't it wonderful? Opinion
  • CAPITOL HILL Opinion
  • Farming out the blame and resisting change serve no purpose Opinion DICK WALSH
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • LAW ON THE ROADS Letters DOUGLAS MCCOWEN
  • GENEALOGICAL OFFICE Letters GEORGE H O'REILLY MA
  • A TIME FOR LEADERSHIP Letters SEAN WALSH
  • JAILING NOISY WORKMEN Letters D K HENDERSON
  • THE ROOTS OF CRIME Letters DR IAN O'DONNELL
  • LETTING IN THE CUBANS Letters BERNIE DWYER
  • COLLINS FILM Letters NIALL CONNAUGHTON
  • VIEWS ON EMU Letters BRENDAN RYAN
  • GREEN PAINT ON ROYAL CRESTS Letters MATTHEW JACOBSON
  • CONKERS Letters DAVID R NOBLE
  • A CHILD'S EYE Letters OLIVER MCGRANE
  • THE QUESTION Letters ANDREW ROBINSON
  • BEEF Letters JEREMIAH HOAD

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Top price of £6,000 for George IV bookcase Culture
  • Edwardian is best Culture
  • Bidders queue for a place at Blackrock sale Culture
  • Pottery and plaques collection makes £1,585 Culture
  • Film items in extra Newman House event Culture
  • Ulster antiques fair Culture
  • Leading Irish painters' works in Cork sale Culture
  • Colourful guide to the antiques market Culture
  • A toast to memory of museum keeper Culture
  • Red letter day as Irish postal items make their mark Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE