Article Archive

December 10th 1996

• • News

  • Popular Serb song hits a sour note News
  • This year every graduate has found employment Education
  • Surgeons' day Education
  • Limerick dates Education
  • DIT talks Education
  • Zoo module Education
  • Fitzwilliam to admit women members News
  • MAIN POINTS News
  • Tenth person dies of poisoning News
  • Taliban against paper bags News
  • New president of St Patrick's News
  • Travellers' groups reject Stokes claims News
  • Man found guilty of raping woman News
  • Scottish man is refused bail News
  • Onus placed squarely on republicans News
  • Conditions for SF joining in talks reaffirmed News
  • Daddy's little bogman gets a hang of the language - and his new herbal obsessions bay-ya a striking resemblance to the old man's Education
  • At last, students talk sense Education
  • NI abuse ease man walks free News
  • Missing youths safe and well News
  • Garda sergeant assaulted News
  • Dispute over ownership of horse settled amicably News
  • Council to challenge unfair dismissal decision News
  • "Unscrupulous" rapist jailed for life News
  • Three new BSE cases are discovered News
  • Six years for having £18,000 worth of heroin News
  • Dump protesters' celebrate picket News
  • RUC questions IRSP members News
  • New search demand for missing woman (21) News
  • New grand master to be elected News
  • Arson attack on Harryville church News
  • Building rise greeted News
  • Retirement scheme to benefit News
  • Sceptics step up pressure despite Major's unity plea News
  • Machete attacker found guilty News
  • Students renew protests News
  • 150 killed in commune attacks News
  • Court favours flexibility in bed News
  • Family rejects Vatican criticism News
  • Fleeing soldiers rape elderly nuns News
  • Nobel laureates appeal for talks News
  • "Origins of man" scientist dies at 83 News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Archer introduces measure which would give women equal right to the British throne News
  • Australian parliament to quash euthanasia legislation News
  • Charges against minister rejected News
  • Church refuse Disney weddings News
  • Taking out the fear approach Education
  • Every school is individual Education
  • Griffith team takes CIMA prize Education
  • Marketing strike comes to an end Education
  • Vigil after Dept fails on deadline Education
  • Mary Finan remembers the self-inflicted pressure of school, the sense of freedom in UCD and the dilemma she faced after her MA Education
  • Time to `tech up' Education
  • Use technology, counsellors told Education
  • Trocaire campaigns to aid workers News ANDY POLLAK
  • Report highlights need for facility for radioactive waste News FRANK MCNALLY
  • New book exposes the origins of Sheela na Gigs News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Judgment on Clare navigation mast welcomed News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Council not to impose hackney moratorium News ANDY POLLAK
  • European contenders chosen at Greystones News GEORGE RYAN
  • Keeping a cool head News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • EU introduces strict laws to protect flora and fauna News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Top museums in Dublin, Belfast News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Irish delegation for Nobel ceremony News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Heroin user was victim of "versatile" criminal News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Vet is jailed for possessing growth promoters News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Biochemist not aware of patient X illness until 1994 News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Two anti D donors infected by blood board plasma, tribunal told News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Violent row with woman may have led to murder News JOHN MAHER
  • Recycling plan for inner city News FRANK MCDONALD
  • De Rossa outlines his strategy for poverty News FRANK KILFEATHER
  • Bruton and Major agree to disagree News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Hopes of pre Christmas ceasefire "diminished" News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Bruton urges IRA to call ceasefire to allow SF joint talks News FRANK MILLAR
  • Ahern calls for renewed effort News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Patients warned of possible HIV exposure News CAROL COULTER
  • Mitchell set priorities for disarming, says Mayhew News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Irish primary classes largest in EU, says report News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Reports says more than half did not finish school News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Government spending is now increasing at almost double the rate the Coalition partners promised News JANE SUITER
  • Crime measures add more than £45m to outlay News JOHN MAHER
  • Opposition condemns 6 per cent rise in public spending next year News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Spending on health services due to rise by 7% to £2.29bn News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Consultancy services spending is to trip News BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Bord Failte to get 2% more News JIM DUNNE
  • Howlin welcomes record outlay on county roads News FRANK MCDONALD
  • TnaG is to get £10.2m grant News UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL
  • Research, inland fisheries to gain in 10% increase News LORNA SIGGINS
  • IDA to receive £120m for job creation News BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • No "hidden" provision for public sector pay, Quinn warns unions News PADRAIG YEATES
  • 13% extra goes to Arts Council News PADDY WOODWORTH
  • Overseas aid is increased 15% to highest yet proportion of GDP News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Major increase in employment support News FRANK KILFEATHER
  • Spending to increase by £100m for overall total of £2,295m News JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Aircraft held in Dublin may take off soon News BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Bruton appeals for IRA truce as summit ends in deadlock News FRANK MILLAR
  • Spending increase of nearly 4% over inflation criticised News JANE SUITER
  • SE health worker contract HIV from transfusion News CAROL COULTER
  • Names in Dunnes report unlikely to be published for several weeks News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Putting a new slant on Russian roulette News HELEN WOMACK
  • Kohl and Chirac fail to reach consensus on EMU regulations News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Milosevic digs in heels as US warns of new sanctions News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Iraqi crude oil begins to flow again today ending 6 year punitive export embargo News MICHAEL JANSEN
  • Chemical reactions Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Tales of fantasy have real benefits Education SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • How to keep Santa under wraps Education MARK HARROLD
  • Employment is source of worry for pre-teens Education COLETTE SHERIDAN
  • MILKROUND Education JOHN CONNOLLY
  • The zeal of lives converted by just a few good books Education JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Disadvantaged students face array of obstacles Education JOHN CONNOLLY
  • Making school work Education COLETTE SHERIDAN
  • Disadvantage: the strategies to end the cycle Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Bringing parents in from the corridor Education ROSE DOYLE
  • A taste of the grape Education OLIVE KEOGH
  • Book helps adult students over the system's hurdles Education OLIVE KEOGH
  • How-to guide for starting your own education group Education OLIVE KEOGH
  • Opera ain't stuffy Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Trinity's big welcome Education ANNE BYRNE
  • World is her oyster Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Design of the times Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Trinity open day Education ANNE BYRNE
  • So you want to run an office? Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Traveller education questioned Education ANNE BYRNE
  • North's girls beat the boys Education PAUL McGILL

  • Sport

  • Rangers could go 17 points clear Sport
  • Halle signs for Leeds Sport
  • New deal for Premiership Sport
  • Arsenal link with Cannes Sport
  • North call up Graham Sport
  • Emerson returns to north east Sport
  • Alert McArdle snatches win Sport
  • Blistering start for Ulster side Sport
  • Beal becomes eighth new cap Sport
  • McIntosh and Rowley picked Sport
  • United v Tottenham the third round showpiece Sport
  • Brighton fined two points Sport
  • Milligan back in training Sport
  • Gallacher back for awards Sport
  • Family call for review Sport
  • Kerry's quartet may get amnesty Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Memo to the heads buried in the sand Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Afternoon of high emotion for Oxford team Sport IAN MAIN
  • IRFU to trawl the globe for provincial coaches Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • US invasion planned for July Sport SEAN MORAN
  • February match highly unlikely Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Troubled Forest not out of the woods yet Sport DAVID LACEY
  • Capello proves a Real winner in Spain Sport PADDY AGNEW
  • No logic to these crazy days of December Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • New £50,000 pro am planned for next year Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Denver Broncos sent packing by Green Bay Sport MARK TRAN
  • Imperial Call stiff and sore after fall Sport MICHAEL O'FARRELL

  • Business

  • CBT appoints CEO Business
  • New media grouping Business
  • BCCI creditors to get 24.5% Business
  • Firmer Dow restores fortunes Business
  • Court appointed liquidator put into another Taylor firm Business
  • Taylor's wife to pursue claim Business
  • Markets bounce back from Fed comments Business
  • Global trade growth slows reports WTO Business
  • House prices rose up to 30% in 1996 Business
  • Pearson expands into SA Business
  • Greencore share sale Business
  • R&D industry grant sought Business
  • Companies look East for opportunities Business
  • Mackie chairman invests in company shares Business
  • Berg to establish £7m plant in Fermoy Business
  • Footsie easily regains the 4,000 level Business
  • Technologies lead market back on track Business
  • Annual profits tumble at Unidare Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Hopes high at Glencar over gold reserves Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Newry approves Sainsbury store plan Business EDDIE O'GORMAN
  • Smurfit leads Irish pack as the world markets recover Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • DOES NOBODY LIKE THESE BIRDS? Opinion
  • FAILURE TO PROGRESS Opinion
  • SOFT OPTIONS Opinion
  • HARRYVILLE ATTACKS Letters ANDREW STEWART
  • HARRYVILLE ATTACKS Letters JOHN ROBB
  • THE LOWRY AFFAIR Letters BRENDAN M REDMOND
  • ORGANIC BEEF NOT WANTED Letters DAVID G COUPER
  • PAYMENTS TO POLITICIANS Letters PAT RABBITTE TD
  • WATER CHARGES Letters TREVOR MATTHEWS , MCC
  • LOTTO FUNDS Letters ALAN COOKE
  • POLAND AND GERMANY Letters KAREL BACIK
  • FAITH IN THE CITY Letters KEVIN DAWSON
  • WRONG LABEL Letters HUGH ARTHURS
  • DYING FOR IDEAS Letters PATRICIA DELMONTE , MA
  • DUNNE REPORT Letters VINCENT MORLEY
  • INTEGRATED EDUCATION Letters ALVARO REYNOLDS
  • BLOOD SPORTS Letters PHILIP KIERNAN
  • COMPANY NAME Letters CARTAN FINEGAN
  • Ethics only for the FF crowd in Swinging State Opinion JOHN WATERS
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion SEAN CRONIN

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Pyrotechnic pantomime Culture
  • Slip, slidin' away Culture
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture