Article Archive

November 7th 1996

• • News

  • Article was not unique, hearing told News
  • Bill will reduce academic freedom, Ahern warns Oireachtas
  • Libel law change "not high priority" Oireachtas
  • Motion on Defence Forces Oireachtas
  • FF leader accuses Mitchell Oireachtas
  • Sex abuse increase reported Oireachtas
  • Study shoes excess pesticide levels News
  • Pope holds general audience News
  • Kabul bombed by anti-Taliban group News
  • Never again, says Lotto winner News
  • Man shackled following arrest News
  • Draft and drift News
  • 15 prisoners released and rearrested News
  • Jail sentence on addict reimposed News
  • Drugs proceeds sentence put off News
  • Man gets five years for attack on niece News
  • Uncle's indecent assault jail term is reduced News
  • High Court upholds ban on driftnet fishing News
  • Family may leave home after bomb News
  • Distributor exempt from paying rates News
  • CPO of land for sewage plant approved News
  • Warrant issued for absent witness in rape trial News
  • Escaper fights UK attempt to return him from US News
  • Wright fined for disorderly behaviour News
  • Man held on sex assault charge News
  • Newry by pass is opened News
  • Impact calls off action at RTCs News
  • Wood settles damages claim News
  • Murder witness stole while on RUC protection scheme News
  • Links with USSR and Costello shooting raised in questions News
  • De Rossa tells court of previous IRA involvement News
  • Article's attempts at association with drugs, prostitution was "sick" News
  • Jury told inquiry led to expulsion of party members News
  • Damages up to £125,000 suggested by counsel News
  • QC says Reynolds "had nothing to hide" News
  • Sunday paper did not prove Reynolds lied, libel jury told News
  • Finlay the gombeen man, says QC for Reynolds News
  • FF welcomes new deadline on hepatitis award offers Oireachtas
  • Report on girl's death News
  • Coalition is criticised on ceasefire efforts Oireachtas
  • Membership of the Food Safety Board News
  • Seamen's dispute ends with vote News
  • Perot vows to climb back in the ring News
  • Californians vote to legalise marijuana for medical use News
  • Northern Ireland policy to stay on course News
  • Expatriates use election as time to celebrate News
  • Syria asks US to push for peace News
  • Australia to welcome Clinton News
  • Hopes raised in Cyprus News
  • Run-off needed in Virgin Islands News
  • More than half of US voters failed to use democratic prerogative News
  • Troika's planned talks postponed News
  • Yorkshire school given one last chance News
  • Bridges destroyed as Icelandic flood triggered by volcano peaks News
  • Life may have begun long before we thought News
  • New Labour lead falls five points News
  • Wartime bombs unexploded News
  • Arafat urged to break deadlock News
  • UN checkpoint closed in Cyprus News
  • Defiant Bhutto tells Pakistani president he must step down News
  • The army is calling the shots News
  • Police hunt killer of Briton News
  • Lockerbie jet relatives get offer News
  • Killings linked to elections News
  • Fundamentalists slaughter 31 villages in "ignoble terrorist act" News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Man who abused niece has sentence reduced News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Mitchell tipped for new role as Clinton prepares to shuffle cabinet News JOE CARROLL
  • Five held following detention of vessel from South America News JOHN MAHER
  • Teflon electorate found Dole old and mean News JONATHAN FREEDLAND
  • Democrats' failure to win back House is a serious blow to organised labour News JOE CARROLL
  • Americans like the status quo. That's the vote's message News JOE CARROLL
  • Taoiseach to meet Clinton in US next month News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • North to stay at top of agenda, says Hume News GEORGE JACKSON
  • British leaders trip over each other in congratulating winner News FRANK MILLAR
  • China welcomes the prospect of stable relations News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Clinton can now afford to confront Netanyahu over stalemate News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Santer welcomes chance to preserve good relationship News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Russians respond positively to prospect of continuity News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Republicans hold on to Congress and Senate in lowest poll in 66 years News SEAN CRONIN
  • Clinton must do something dramatic about ethics - "New York Times" News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Yeltsin advised to resume work with great care News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • PDR emerges strongest in poll with 30% of the votes News PHILIP KELLY
  • Clinton's triumph lends new force to Labour's ambitions News FRANK MILLAR
  • Cool response to plans for refugee aid News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Anniversary to be marked by protests at ongoing abuses News DAVID SHANKS
  • Jubilation as water charge case is lost in Co Dublin News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Strikers at Dublin hotel expected to reject Labour Court formula News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Expert reopens dispute over the "Goose Girl" News BRIAN FALLON
  • The hue and why of the sea News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Semperit workers expected to vote for strike News PADRAIG YEATES
  • EU funding sought for new Naval Service £25m vessel News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Gilmore pleased with judgment News LORNA SIGGINS
  • SDLP bans press from electoral pacts debate News DICK GROGAN
  • Protestant minister criticises church role at Drumcree News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Search to continue after IRA arms find in bunker News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Gardai question seven in Guerin investigation News JOHN MAHER
  • Deja vu for Minister as libel trial told life story News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Contrasting styles of lawyers are striking News CAROL COULTER
  • Dublin Port tunnel project "out of date and flawed" News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Opposition deplores Telecom share deal Oireachtas DERMOT KELLY
  • Tanaiste "hopeful" on peace process Oireachtas MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Spring launches party's drive on referendum with assurances on bail Oireachtas MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Smear campaign against Algerian alleged News JIMMY WALSH
  • Committee hears of "dramatic" rise in suicides by young males News PAUL CULLEN
  • Government selling out on neutrality, says MEP News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Consumers finally get real say in food safety News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Plenty of celebrities and style at Dublin premiere News BERNICE HARRISON
  • DCU president appointed to head statutory Food Safety Board News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Food industry criticises exclusion from board News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Political stars come out for "Collins" News ANN CAHILL
  • Rural poverty is hidden in ghettos on edge of towns, development conference told News SEAN MACCONNELL

  • Sport

  • Fallon fined £1,500 by Jockey Club Sport
  • Nicklaus exemption Sport
  • Rogan back in North squad Sport
  • Tokyo to stage 2002 final Sport
  • Price names U-16 squad Sport
  • Decision tie near for Hoddle Sport
  • Wales are the underdogs Sport
  • Scots focus on Sweden Sport
  • Wheeler filly on good fun Sport
  • King maps out Tyson's future Sport
  • Quinnell considers England Sport
  • Irish showdown with England Sport
  • Call too late for Kelly who has been sent home to rest by Leeds Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Sacchi under pressure again after defeat Sport PADDY AGNEW
  • Emerson reported to be unhappy Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Iceland hope to atone for bad results Sport RAB CHRISTIE
  • Tommy Lawton dies after long illness Sport JOHN DUNCAN
  • Meath and Mayo suspensions start to bite Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Antonin to upstage rusty Merry Gale Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Players again caught in club v country row Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Carling to partner new captain Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • Bad night in a week for Landsdowne Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • GAA stars go proactive Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • UCC stay on target Sport MARY HANNIGAN

  • Business

  • European finance seminar in Dublin Business
  • Dana well flows oil in Siberia Business
  • Oil move in Bolivia Business
  • Markets greet Clinton victory Business
  • Strong gains after US election results Business
  • Old Lady hawkish on rates strategy Business
  • Award for cream liqueur Business
  • Hats off to O'Mahony Business
  • One in five use computers Business
  • Queen's business chair Business
  • Hicking's Barbour boost Business
  • Dow races ahead by 96 points Business
  • Major life firm backs a crash Business
  • City wakes up to reality of a rise in rates after US "dream ticket" surge Business
  • Commission says 12 says will meet Maastricht criteria for deficit cuts Business PATRICK SMYTH
  • EU pledges no sudden drop in funding Business JANE SUITER
  • Green pound is to be revalued after Minister's last minute deal Business JANE SUITER
  • 100 backroom jobs at Woodchester Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Bank to auction Taylor home Business ORNA MULCAHY
  • Minister acts to cut oil and petrol prices Business EMMET OLIVER
  • Bill will tackle late payers in public sectors Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • New radio station plans to switch on thirtysomethings Business EMMET OLIVER
  • Pound hangs on to close above parity Business JANE SUITER
  • Telecom staff to retain four directors Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • IIU buys more Unidare despite profits warning Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Irish Life centre of attention after international bonds gain Business SIOBHAN CREATON

  • Opinion

  • HARVESTING TREE SEED: AND ADAMS AND EVE'S TEETH Opinion
  • DISCIPLINE IN SCHOOLS Opinion
  • A SECOND TERM FOR MR CLINTON Opinion
  • Clinton may keep hope in NI peace just about alive Opinion MARY HOLLAND
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • THE BAIL REFERENDUM Letters CHARLES FLANAGAN TD
  • NO EVIDENCE ON COT DEATHS Letters PROFESSOR TOM MATTHEWS
  • STATE FORESTRY Letters DR NIALL O'CARROLL
  • ANIMAL AND HUMAN Letters JOHN FITZGERALD
  • PRESERVING OUR CHURCHES Letters T GERARD BENNETT
  • MEDIA AWARDS Letters ALICE LEAHY
  • ALBANIAN IMPRESSIONS Letters FRANK KAVANAGH
  • MICHAEL COLLINS FILM Letters EOGHAN HARRIS
  • CHESTNUTS Letters KARIN R M BAND
  • COMPUTER EDUCATION Letters PAT HUNT
  • FOOD INDUSTRY Letters D B LOVE
  • WHY DO THEY? Letters ORNAGH LYNCH
  • ANY JUNK MAIL? Letters V M DOWDING
  • REYNOLDS' CASE Letters DERMOT P CURRAN
  • THE FULSOME FACTS Letters MISS BRENDAN O'HANRAHAN
  • THE FULSOME FACTS Letters KANE ARCHER
  • AIR TRAVEL Letters DECLAN SERVICE

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Prints for kids Culture
  • New look Mostly Modern Culture
  • PIANO: dead or alive? Culture
  • And very briefly... Culture
  • A right terror Culture KATIE DONOVAN
  • Gate's Beckett now wows London Culture PADDY WOODWORTH
  • Using music and big screen trickets Culture LOUISE EAST
  • Kissin' Tell Culture DAVID NOWLAN
  • Cantique/Blanaid Murphy Culture DOUGLAS SEALY
  • South Pacific Culture DEREK WEST
  • WORLD CLASS ECCENTRIC Culture EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Let's Hear it for the Potato Culture BRENDAN GLACKEN
  • Irish eyes focus on new Clinton appointments Culture NIALL O'DOWD
  • Food board must be fully independent Culture FEARGAL QUINN
  • Society must ensure people are prepared for parenthood Culture SISTER STANILAUS KENNEDY