14 January, 1997 Digital News Archive

Forbairt appointment

EU warns Britain on US air deal

Decision on Lisheen mine delayed to May

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Yeltsin renews proposal for union with Belarus

By By SEBASTIAN SMITH

UK market rises to record valuation

Man jailed for assault on pensioner in robbery bid

Ulster says `Oh no' and exits show

Pope warns Beijing

Urban tax scheme renewed until 1998

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Howlin was advised in 1994 to set up tribunal

College welcome

UCG session

RURAL WATER SUPPLIES

By From MARIE MAC SWEENEY

THE ITALIAN GAME

By From AIDAN A. LARKIN

Safety training unit to help fishermen

Clinton calls for new IRA ceasefire

By By JOE CARROLL

QUESTION & ANSWER

By By SILE SHEEHY

Archbishop criticises prison overcrowding

By By JOHN MAHER

THE PRESENT AGE

By From DESMOND FENNELL

United States of Mind

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Reindeer starve in frozen snow

Taylor to establish committee against racism

By By ANDY POLLAK

Two guilty of parade violence

Argentina, Uruguay struggling to qualify

By By PADDY AGNEW

Worry grows with subject list

Fit Kelly on the way back for Ireland

By By PETER BYRNE

Shots fired into Cavan house

Court appoints liquidator to Mean Fiddler

ELECTION PACTS IN THE NORTH

By From (DR) MAIRE B. WALSHE

Kingspan directors have no worries on share price

Approval for new test took four years to grant

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Fyffes pays £3m to buy out Cork firm

ORANGE VETO

By From JAMES MCGEEVER

Lab safety an overlooked issue, says ex-ASTI chief

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Three held after gun threat

Leeds face tough trip to Palace

Inspectors police new work laws for young people

By By MARK BRENNOCK

RURAL WATERS SUPPLIES

By From SEAN O DIOMASAIGH

MacSharry criticised in BSE report

By Patrick Smyth

OBSTACLES TO PEACEE

By From R.I. CLARKE

Party head makes last attempt to halt strike

Aid for business and farmers key elements of Budget

By By JANE SUITER

Fringe loyalist talks role safe for now

By By DICK GROGAN

Wales prefer Thomas to Davies

By By DAVID PLUMMER

Ruling Socialists yield to elections demand

Grieving Hearts

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Settlers say majority of cabinet opposes deal

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Atherton begins to see the end of the road

Woman prisoner wins sex inequality battle

Computer skills are the ticket

Luxury can have her day

By By HUGH DONOVAN

Demise Kelly (harp)/Moya O'Grady (cello)

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Journalist challenges order for arrest

Fatal fire at Fairview flat

Baker who lost sight in eye after glass attack settles case

Collier Bay for AIG hurdle

By By HUGH DONOVAN

Court challenge to summonses

Clinton talks to Mubarak about "status of dialogue"

Staples out of A match

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

No place for Kidd's play in big bad world

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By PASTY MCGARRY

Old order and tradition get past ambition

By By MARK TRAN

Howlin accused of Corrib `neglect'

Norris accuses Legion of damaging a listed building

By Frank McDonald

Man loses High Court application to prevent alterations to Carlow Cathedral

Medical Council will decide on public hearings

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

O'Grady full of optimism

By By SEAN MORAN

Pledge given to staff at Harry Moore

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

EVERY DAY IS IVY DAY

Batting for the secondary schools

By By YVONNE HEALY

Man who stole for family jailed

Boy gets £32,500 for injuries

Ankara rejects US moves to defuse missile tension

Celtic lose their Dutch edge

Late entry into digital may allow Murdoch to control Irish TV future

FF release plans for sport

By By PETER BYRNE

For the want of a cure

By By HARRY BROWNE

ZERO ANGELS

By From MICHAEL RIORDAN

N-waste ship leaves France

FAULTY TOWERS

By Frank McDonald

Bolton St

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

The buzz of science

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Gardai question sight about Judge killing

American tries balloon flight

GREECE AND TURKEY

By From VASSILIS KPETANVANNIS

Howlin rejects lawyer's criticism of hepatitis C inquiry decision

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN and ALISON O'CONNOR

Smith confirms entry for Salthill meet

By By PAT ROCHE

The remarkable advent of Woods continues apace

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

THE EMERALD TIGER

By From DENIS CARROLL

Early court hearing of doctor's case sought

Open days

Standard tax rate would be cut to 20% by PDs

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Publisher for Casement book sought

Derry man abducted by masked gang

Air strike threat over hotel location in New York

By By JIM DUNNE

Irish made blood product "chosen"

Kula Shaker

By Kevin Courtney

Return of "passion" Ashton's priority

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

USI considers blood bank boycott

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Government's marine safety policy censured

By By IRISH TIMES REPORTER

Markets rise to new peak levels

PEOPLE

Open Crescent

Prison officers seek more protection

By By JOHN MAHER

Do you really need to know?

By By ANDREE HARPUR

More grads greeted by ample jobs

Composition of body criticised

£12.5m clothing investment to create 290 jobs in North

By By EDDIE O'GORMAN

Life assurers agree mutual access record

By By BILL MURDOCH

EURO-MONEY EXHIBITION

By From BRIAN MAURER

KEEPING THE LOYALISTS IN

Chance remark led to choice of factory

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Plan to save printer

Danger in droplets

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Partnership 2000 falls short of what's due

By By PADDY HEALY

Four killed in storms

Call for fairer county funding

Nothing like ER

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Man denies agreeing to sexual act

Scrambled Becker is turned over in the Sun

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY

Sniffing out the rot in Uncle Walt's state

By By PATRICK BRENNAN

Art open days

Concert of two contrasting halves

By Michael Dervan

Encourage firms to employ more - INOU

"A strange, unstoppable creature"

By By LUKE CLANCY

Board denies failing to act on hygiene breaches

By Frank McNally

Carlow man to appeal decision on cathedral

Magazine fined over photos

Fitness to Practise Committee has same powers as High Court

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

All the BSE actions were backed by Commission - MacSharry

By Patrick Smyth

Matt Talbot's canonisation would be a sign of hope to addicts

By By MORGAN COSTOLLOE

Bizarre back dating system described

Rwandans add thousands of returning refugees to genocide trial backlog

By Paul Cullen

Gandhi ashes odyssey barred

Court threat to Belfast dog racing

Mix food and feelings with lashings of laughs

By By JACKIE BOURKE

Scaling the heights

By Fionnuala Mulcahy

Departure of "a little civil servant" casts doubt on open policy

By By CONOR O'CLERY

A Wednesday evening date for teachers

By Olive Keogh

Administrators determined to expand into disaster

By Gerry Thornley

One failure begets another

Do-Re-Mi

By By JACKIE BOURKE

IFA anger as factory cattle prices drop below "survival minimum"

By Colm Keena

CRIME PREVENTION

By From GREGORY ALLEN

An "unabashed celebration" of theatre

By By VICTORIA WHITE

Sandyford halting site plan opposed

By Frank McNally

PARENTS on the run

By Frances O'Rourke

FF to oppose Higgins proposals for restructuring TV and radio

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Secrets of trad revealed

BULGARIAN ELECTIONS

Man killed in car accident

District Court verdicts may face challenge

By By JOHN MAHER

CityJet rescue scheme approved

Judge declines to jail journalist who refused to name informant

Limerick's days

For a doctor education doesn't end after 6 years

Imperial Call heads a strong Irish challenge

Sharing penny wisdom

Busy theatre types pause to praise scheme

By By VICTORIA WHITE and KATIE DONOVAN

Louth man jailed for setting fire to house

Glendalough fall woman `stable'

Anger In The Staffroom

Validity of some court actions open to challenge

By By JOHN MAHER

19 villagers killed in latest Islamist blood letting

By By BOUBKER BELKADI

Letter bomb sent to UN

Bushmen face arms charges

Acrimony over Hebron gives victory to Arafat

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

End of Term arrives early

Quake rocks Cyprus buildings

PROBLEMS OF THE NORTH

By From B.N. O'NEILL

Trinity evenings

Battle for control of duty free business

By By JIM DUNNE

Costello may come home

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Statistics fail to tell full story of decline of the west

By By JOHN WATERS

McCabe grave is vandalised twice within a week

Two hurt, one seriously, as five letter bombs are sent to Saudi newspaper

By By RACHEL BORRILL

European trend provides the spur for rise in Irish equities

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Macho games may turn girls off computing

By By ANNE BYRNE

West moves to Enniscrone

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Efforts to get Department's approval for test outlined

Dow Jones set fifth 1997 record

School days were not happy for Proinsias De Rossa. Discipline was important, but did it have to be so brutal?

Protest over nuclear shipment

Student visa programme on the way

Belfast RUC patrol escapes attack

By By DICK GROGAN

Noonan criticised on nurses' pay claim figures

By By JIM DUNNE

Peru rebels fire inside residence

Hualon adamant decision on NI plant unchanged

Historic march of perhaps 500,000 shows opposition cannot be stopped

By Seamus Martin

Night students show stamina

By Olive Keogh

THE ITALIAN GAME

By From GEORGE CUNNINGHAM

Post mortem on a formula thriller

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Petrol bomb thrown at flat

PROTESTANT

By From ROSEMARY LATIMER

£55,000 grant to train nurses

Kodak confirms Youghal jobs

By By DICK HOGAN

Supreme Court urged to put off Clinton case until 2001

By By JOE CARROLL