Article Archive

December 3rd 1996

• • News

  • Dead man walking News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Petrol reduced by 3.6p a gallon News
  • City manager's wife dies News
  • Mexican AG is sacked News
  • Possible ice found on Moon News
  • Meningitis scare spreads News
  • David Ervine left school at 14, but he made up for it when the UVF made education compulsory in Long Kesh. Education
  • Zoo module Education
  • Waste treatment tenders extended News
  • Father accused of having sex with daughter News
  • Woman says she awoke to find man raping her News
  • Punishment beatings increase News
  • Unionists elected to Queen's senate News
  • Inquiry today on by pass plan News
  • A different approach to dealing with autism Education
  • Decision to hold public hearings in Woods inquiry has major implications News
  • Inquiry told of presence of drugs in body of man (86) News
  • "Infatuation" evidence criticised at murder appeal News
  • TUI strike at centres is deferred News
  • Irish can access EU information News
  • Education tours for over 55s News
  • NI ferry service halted for now News
  • Freeze on Gilligan asset sales agreed until new hearing News
  • Travellers get prison warning News
  • Two men are ordered to leave North News
  • Army helicopters cross the Border News
  • McGuinness gloomy on ceasefire prospects News
  • Doolan's resignation greeted with regret News
  • Counsel cites letter about queries on patient's case News
  • Disabled to get travel assistance News
  • November was in contrasting mood News
  • Six artists on list for award News
  • Irish people invited to join implant action News
  • Howlin claims resignation will have no impact on Cabinet unity News
  • Nurses step up action in Dundalk hospital News
  • Gas blast kills 114 in Chinese mine News
  • OAU opens for Africans News
  • President of Moldova ousted News
  • Man killed in road rage attack News
  • Girls get 2 years for manslaughter News
  • French boat defies fish ban News
  • 1,500 Burmese students protest News
  • Mother Teresa gives doctors cause for hope News
  • Scott loses battle to hold onto local Tories' support News
  • TIMES, FOLKS! Education
  • If you're in for the big money Education
  • Dept pushes for end to "Outreach" Education
  • College looks a bit worm-eaten Education
  • Alcohol: feel the quality Education
  • Marketing prize in era of grad opportunity Education
  • The computer is moving in on the drawing board Education
  • Maynooth welcome Education
  • Irish competition Education
  • How art is marked: reply from Department Education
  • ASTI wants support for second-level charter Education
  • A spot of lateral thinking Education
  • Accord on new pay deal believed close News PADRAIG YEATES
  • C of I paper calls judge affair shabby News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Publisher, NUJ urge adoption of press convention News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • TUI rejects claims by VECs on jobs policy News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Volume of beef exports constant but value falls News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Masterpieces donated to National Gallery News BRIAN FALLON
  • Career guidance challenge stressed News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Guidelines for workers at risk from BSE urged News COLM KEENA
  • Meteorology in pop mood News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Bus and rail strike averted by Labour Court recommendations News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Child restriction orders and compensation by parents planned in Bill News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Publican held hostage as gang takes £4,000 News ELAINE KEOGH
  • Loyalist paramilitaries blamed for riot News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Arson attack on Catholic church in north Belfast widely condemned News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Group wants law to combat racism News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Counsel for BTSB asks people to withhold judgment News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Years of inaction after infected plasma warning to be board detailed News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • BTSB "abandoned instructor to fly solo" News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Counsel says many at board knew the facts News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Infected woman was never asked to agree to use of plasma, says counsel News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Plan for jobs is agreed by EU ministers News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Traffic crackdown to continue in 1997 News RICHARD BALLS
  • Traffic crackdown to continue in 1997 News RICHARD BALLS
  • Lottery grant allocation practice to be reviewed News RICHARD BALLS
  • Readership trends for European newspapers "stable" News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • FF front bench did not get payment - Ahern News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Bruton says Lowry told him he will work with inquiry News PADDY SMYTH
  • Ex minister to co operate with Revenue Commissioners News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Council to request house planning details News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Structure of financial deal seen as unusual News CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Dunne's tax request rejected News COLM KEENA
  • Lowry "acted as Dunnes consultant" News COLM KEENA
  • President urges care in political language News RACHEL BORRILL
  • INTO says 30 schools are unsafe for pupils News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • RTE draws up shortlist of four for post of DG News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Prominent FF figure got over £1m from Dunnes Stores in early 1990s News CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Inquiry in Dr Woods cases will be public News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Padre Pio life story holds the key for three more jackpot winners News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Home for incurable and more or less normal News HELEN WOMACK
  • Blast kills 12 in train carriage News PAUL CHANDHOKE
  • Summit promise of CFE treaty review allays fears of Russians News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Where journalists have a shorter life expectancy News LARA MARLOWE
  • Flower girls lead 20,000 in protest against Milosevic News PETER GRESTE
  • Justice, Rwandan style, is a hellish world, where no one has yet been tried for genocide News PAUL CULLEN
  • Kohl, Chirac to meet again on EMU News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Amnesty reports torture widespread in West Bank, Gaza News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • What's the POINT? Education ANNE BYRNE
  • Where's home at Christmas? Education TONY HUMPHREYS
  • Nothing Goofy bout it Education JOHN CONNOLLY
  • University status unlikely for DIT Education JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Bosnia is back at school Education MARY RUSSELL
  • TONGUE TIED Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Making the most of your mind Education OLIVE KEOGH
  • A mini medical school open to public Education OLIVE KEOGH
  • Speaking out on the Euro Education JUSTIN COMISKEY
  • Parking the pencil Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • An awfully big adventure Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Athlone open day Education ANNE BYRNE
  • Irish students' science score in 40-country chart Education ANNE BYRNE

  • Sport

  • Middlesbrough want Nadal Sport
  • Healy to stay at Derry Sport
  • Timarida is well beaten Sport
  • Keegan kicks PBC through Sport
  • Eh, whose round is it anyway? Sport
  • Deacon spurs St Columba's Sport
  • Komen heads Durham field Sport
  • Townsend denies he is to retire Sport
  • Emerson back in Brazil Sport
  • Broncos clinch division early Sport
  • Imperial Call Ericsson entry Sport
  • Maguire takes riding honours at Worcester with 41-1 treble Sport
  • New York on GAC agenda Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Long live the Davis Cup Sport STEVE BIERLEY
  • Uncertain few weeks for Leahy Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Alliance of clubs for different reasons Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Norman to play in the Andersen finale Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Sacchi ready for fresh challenge with Milan Sport PADDY AGNEW
  • On song Liverpool show no sympathy Sport RUSSELL THOMAS
  • Keane recalls horror in Vienna Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Football's small part in life's big picture Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Newcastle face Metz at a difficult time Sport MICHAEL WALKER

  • Business

  • ACT takes 25% stake in Dialogue Business
  • Esso cuts petrol and diesel prices today Business
  • Widening base of Vision Business
  • Mackie division wins £3m contract Business
  • £17m expansion to create 73 jobs in Ballymoney Business
  • Dax slips back from record high Business
  • EU ministers have yet to agree budget stability terms Business
  • Irish oil interests pass to Norwegians Business
  • Food company wound up by High Court Business
  • Brewer's profits top £195m Business
  • Norish share purchase Business
  • Halifax to insure cars Business
  • Phasing in power freedom Business
  • EMAP board supported Business
  • `Equity Capital Survey' Business
  • Mivan through to final Business
  • Strength of sterling deters buyers Business
  • Stocks mixed in uncertain economy Business
  • Pound dips below parity with surging sterling Business JANE SUITER
  • Dukes to consider running Luas underground Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • New news feed for local radio Business MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Government forecasts jobless rise 1998 Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Lyons shares to stay listed Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Marginal fall in values in line with weak international trend Business SIOBHAN CREATON

  • Opinion

  • KEEP A DIARY Opinion
  • THE CANCER OF SECTARIANISM Opinion
  • SLOW PROGRESS Opinion
  • TIGHT IS PRETTY Letters PHILLIP VAUGHAN
  • TOURIST STRATEGIES Letters CARTAN FINEGAN
  • NOT THE FIRST Letters BARBARA MENNELL
  • GAA NOT GUILTY Letters LEON O MORCHAIN
  • FACTS NEEDED Letters NICOLA LAFFERTY
  • TRAFFIC U-TURN Letters TREVOR SARGENT , TD
  • NURSES PAY Letters TOM MULLINS
  • O'Hehir a true voice for the way we truly were Opinion JOHN WATERS
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion HUGH O'SHAUGHNESSY
  • REALISTIC CEASEFIRE Letters PAT HYNES
  • IRISH FOOD SAFETY Letters JIMMY
  • TOO DEAR FOR THE TERRACE Letters DENIS CAHALANE
  • MICHAEL O'HEHIR Letters PHILIP GORMLEY
  • MICHAEL O'HEHIR Letters PEARSE O'DALY
  • DUBLIN'S PUBLIC TRANSPORT Letters ULICK O'CONNOR
  • MICHAEL COLLINS FILM Letters MARJORIE HORGAN
  • WEARING THE POPPY Letters SAMUEL WALSH
  • WEARING THE POPPY Letters NIALL O MURCHADHA
  • WEARING THE POPPY Letters CON HOULIHAN
  • THE PRICE OF PARENTHOOD Letters MARGERY BRADY
  • TIGHT IS PRETTY Letters WYNZEN DE VRIES

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • WRITE ON Culture
  • GROWING PAINS Culture
  • Booking space for the arts Culture DECLAN KIBERD
  • Deficits of democracy Culture HARRY BROWNE
  • Looking evil in the face Culture FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • This Donizetti is for the eyes Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
  • School for Wives Culture DAVID NOWLAN
  • Radu Lupu (piano) Culture MARTIN ADAMS
  • Dylan Moran is Indisposed Culture LOUISE EAST
  • TROUBLE ON EYRE SQUARE Culture UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL
  • Television: the plug in drug Culture KATHRYN HONE
  • An Anglo Saxon in the jungle Culture MARY RUSSELL
  • Dunnes battle led to Lowry's longest day Culture JIM DUNNE
  • South is losing out by distancing itself from North healing process Culture COLUMBA BREEN