Article Archive

November 23rd 1996

• • News

  • Retro chic News
  • Pickled pink News
  • Remembering Gus Martin News
  • Fathers are good for you News
  • IS THIS A RECORD News
  • A life on the boards News
  • Limerick man still missing News
  • Armed raiders take £8,000 News
  • DART services limited News
  • Retired judge says proposed legislation on bail is flawed News
  • Britain to pay for NI schools damage News
  • O.J. Simpson denies ever striking his ex-wife News
  • Man claims £2.1m lottery prize News
  • CIE unions invited to talks News
  • Action sought to combat paedophilia News
  • Lectures on addiction News
  • Call to stop plane, sale to Indonesia News
  • SF man wins £7,500 in case against garda News
  • Case on legality of prisoners' detention adjourned News
  • Injunction granted over Gilligan assets seizure News
  • Court orders granting of shooting licences to visitors News
  • Judge is critical of early release News
  • Plans to end solicitor's practice revealed in court News
  • Driver escapes train death by seconds News
  • Special meeting on Estimates News
  • Action on low pay sought News
  • FG differences over meeting News
  • Christmas stress counselling News
  • President presents awards News
  • Call to open city car-parks News
  • Dementia centre announced News
  • Inquiry to include Bord na Gaeilge News
  • Man cleared of arms conspiracy News
  • Self confessed murderer jailed for life News
  • Irish priest attacked for opposition to summit News
  • Widow needs £50,000 to continue battle to use sperm News
  • Mother Teresa (86) `improving' News
  • Mugabe backs Ghali term News
  • Australian mass murderer gets life News
  • Missile exploded 8km from plane News
  • Charity appeal hits £200m mark News
  • Church leader jailed for fraud News
  • 298 Hutus killed in Burundi - UN News
  • Lukashenko backtracks on referendum accord News
  • Gandhi writings are handed over News
  • Princess Diana's mother banned News
  • PEOPLE News
  • On the right foot News
  • Season of Noelle News
  • Under the silver screen News
  • Unionists raise the stakes on decommissioning crux News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Unbearable lightness of being Day Lewis News BRIAN BOYD
  • THE WORDS WE USE News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Lighting up the atmosphere News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Public works fail to aid starving News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Reynolds to know within month if he must pay costs News RACHEL BORRILL
  • Macra head says bulk of farmers innocent News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Churches confirm arms investments News ANDY POLLAK
  • Irish workers are mobile but lack languages - Bruton News PADRAIG YEATES
  • `Ethical' investment not popular News SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • Ministers fail to agree on fish conservation News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Yates predicts BSE cases will exceed 60 this year News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Greens condemn `vacuous' referendum0 News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Ahern says amendment would make justice system more effective News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Few signs of interest or awareness News BRIAN MCLAUGHLIN
  • Uplifting playing of Beethoven News MARTIN ADAMS
  • Frances Black Empire Music Hall, Belfast News COLIN HARPER
  • Report says judiciary should run courts News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • McDowell wants inquiry into AG's role in Lynch affair News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • PD leader criticises `fiasco-ridden' Government News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Arms finds make decommissioning talk unreal News JIM CUSACK
  • Paisley says Hume "duped" by Sinn Fein News GERRY MORIARTY
  • IRA meeting set terms for ceasefire, according to republicans News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Garda Commissioner believes IRA edging towards ceasefire News JIM CUSACK
  • Byrne has some neck, says Gregory News JOHN MAHER
  • Owen orders investigation after prisoner escapes in court mix up News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Government amends court plan News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Employers say 4.5% is pay rise ceiling News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Burke awarded £7,500 in action against former detective garda News JOHN MAHER
  • Sociologist records `alarming' level of homophobia, but fall in sexism News ANDY POLLAK
  • New tiger is ready to emerge among Pacific economies News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Seoul seeks solace as feud with North Korea resurfaces News ANGELA LONG
  • Tory rebels a threat to Major's plans News FRANK MILLAR
  • UN military leaders meet on planned force to aid refugee News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Intervention by army possible as lorry drivers' protest continues News LARA MARLOWE
  • Alexander Lukashenko News DAVID SHOLDICE
  • Friendly exchanges in Moscow augur well for future EU relations with Russians News DICK SPRING
  • Protests highlight countdown to India's first Miss World contest News SUZANNE GOLDENBERG
  • Reconciliation with church could be risk for Castro News PASCAL FLETCHER
  • THE VAN AND THE MAN News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Spice Girls set the tone News BERNICE HARRISON
  • Good bedside manners News MAEVE BINCHY
  • STRICTLY LOUNGE News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Stories for a change News HELEN MEANY
  • Making music News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Do "bad" people make better television? News NUALA O'FAOLAIN
  • Simpsons of madness News MARTYN TURNER
  • The officers and the law News RONAN LEANE
  • A feeling for Mr Ryan News JOHN BOLAND
  • Down south in lotus land News BRIAN FALLON
  • Once through Tara's halls News PETER HARBISON
  • Mythic Ireland, by Michael Dames (Thames & Hudson, £12.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Nietzsche in Turin, by Lesley Chamberlain (Quartet. Books, £10 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, by Anne Bronte (Penguin, £4.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Tom The Unknown, Tennessee Williams, by Lyle Leverich (Sceptre, £8.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Napoleon and His Marshals, by A.G. MacDonnell (Prion, £8.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Granta Book of the Family (Granta, £8.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Voice of War: Poems of the Second, World War, edited by Victor Selwyn (Penguin, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Don Carlos and Company, by Christopher Morgan (CUP, £10.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Penguin Companion to Trollope, by Richard Mullen, with James Munson (Penguin, £15 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Straightening the crooked timber News PRIONSIAS O DRISCEOIL
  • The matter of the mind News MARY MULVIHILL
  • Stocking up, by post News JOHN MCKENNA
  • WINE News MARY DOWEY
  • FOWL MEANS News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Tongue-in-cheek News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Monster fun pack News GARRETT ROWE
  • Microsoft Sidewinder Game Pad News GARRETT ROWE
  • Great expectations News BRIAN BOYD
  • AN EYE ON NATURE News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Pull The Trigger News MICHAEL VINEY
  • `Crash', bang, wallop News MICHAEL DWYER

  • Sport

  • Finalists dominate with 22 All Stars Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Vast improvement expected from a reinvigorated Ireland team Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK

  • Business

  • Vatican called to account over smoked salmon bills Business
  • Jurys plans refurbishment Business
  • Group returns to profit Business
  • British Midland adds flights Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Italy's return to ERM expected Business
  • New captain at Ryanair as airline heads for Europe Business
  • Irish division nourishes Northern Foods' profit Business
  • Profits at Break for the Border rise 10% Business
  • Banks debt may derail Euro Disney profit ride Business
  • Court awards £50,000 to redundant manager Business
  • Synnott investors to get 2p in the pound Business
  • ABN-Amro buys US bank Business
  • C&C distributes Corky's Business
  • City looks for prudent UK budget from Ken Clarke Business
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • Barlo turns up growth thermostat Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Quinn says joining EMU carries fiscal policy implications Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Second strand of EMU urged by Tietmeyer Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Financial changes expected at Cityjet Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Airlines say private airport charges higher Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Working hours Bill angers staff at Group 4 Business COLM KEENA
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • Let There Be Light Letters
  • THE BULLY OF BELARUS Opinion
  • House unites to honour Naughten Opinion
  • TIGHTER BAIL IS NEEDED Opinion
  • No substance in abuse allegations Opinion
  • Tom Brodie can complete hat trick Opinion
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • Tourists look for first win Opinion
  • Kilkenny show their intentions Opinion
  • United keen to get back on track Opinion
  • Blinker is banned by FIFA Opinion
  • Canny set for last 16 Opinion
  • Fast ground causes major withdrawal Opinion
  • Helissio for Japan Cup Opinion
  • McGrane takes pride of place with fine 71 Opinion
  • Ireland should not remain in post-Cold War isolation Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Victory for Albert that seems less than total Opinion DICK WALSH
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Wood can ignite dormant Irish fire Opinion DONAL SPRING
  • A small part vital to the big picture Opinion JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • New England seek new style on the Italian job Opinion ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • Hail the blueprint for the new rugby man Opinion GERRY THORNLEY
  • Usual quota of notable omissions Opinion SEAN MORAN
  • Games to set league alight Opinion GERRY THORNLEY
  • Morley on mark in Shelbourne stroll Opinion GERRY THORNLEY
  • Dundalk get a point but no luck Opinion PAUL BUTTNER
  • Ivanisevic threatens same old double act Opinion STEPHEN BIERLEY
  • In search of le panache Opinion DAVID LACEY
  • Williams in design row Opinion ALAN HENRY
  • Opera hat to win at favourite track Opinion MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Sound Man to win again Opinion MICHAEL O'FARRELL
  • Time for winners to accept plaudits Opinion BRIAN FOLEY
  • Holiday fund should be set up Opinion SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Sydney shows its nasty side Opinion DAVID DAVIES
  • Hosts hold slender lead as Ireland fall further behind Opinion DERMOT GILLEECE
  • THE BAIL REFERENDUM Letters JOHN O'HALLORAN , PC MCC
  • BAIL REFERENDUM Letters DAN COLLINS
  • BAIL REFERENDUM Letters MICHAEL SCOTT
  • OZONE OVER IRELAND Letters GERRY MURPHY
  • FIGHTING FOR SPAIN Letters EAMON O CIOSAIN
  • CAR-SHARING Letters CONOR LAWLOR
  • SYMPATHY Letters R D BANTON
  • VOTING SYSTEMS Letters MR G F DALTON
  • IRELAND AND GANDHI Letters DR NARINDER KAPUR
  • TRADE WITH CHINA Letters JOHN WHELAN
  • FRANCIS STUART Letters JAMES EVANS
  • HEN HYPNOSIS Letters DEREK FOREST
  • ANON Letters DERMOT TREACY
  • REYNOLDS LIBEL Letters HENRY ARUNDEL
  • ISLAMIC CENTRE Letters PAULINE BANNON

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Diamond tiara which converts to a necklace Culture
  • Six Yeats paintings in London auction Culture
  • A chance to replenish the wine cellar Culture
  • £3,700 for Edwardian ruby, diamond brooch Culture
  • `Charming chimes' and other clocks on offer Culture
  • Royal wine cooler and the French connection Culture
  • Contents of Georgian farmhouse to be sold Culture
  • Irish bidder splashes on `daughters' painting Culture
  • Victorian knee hole desk is top lot at Adam sale Culture
  • Part time for Dublin antiques, silver shops Culture
  • High fliers at RTE set sights on top job Culture PATSY MCGARRY
  • Why do women still become sequels, not equals? Culture KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Albert's road to the Aras disappears Culture DENIS COGHLAN
  • Libel cases always carry a high risk of losing Culture PETER CARTER RUCK
  • A landmark in the quest for press freedom Culture SUNDAY TIMES
  • The bail proposal: internment or common sense? Culture JOHN MAHER
  • Swift's home setting for sale of Gainsboroughs Culture ORNA MULCAHY