31 January, 1997 Digital News Archive

Station seeks 10% market share

By Cliff Taylor

New chief for chambers

GRACE PLUNKETT

By From JOHN KILLEN

Telecom Eireann sells 20% for £183m

Pump up the volume

By Brian Boyd

Nurses for meeting today to decide over cover if strike goes ahead

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Fast food outlet to open in Jervis mall

By By SEBASTIAN TAYLOR

HONG KONG

By From DANIEL D. LAWRENCE

Sligo family loses action

Early retirement doubts

British say time needed to study report

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Hogg's adviser plan criticised

Association calls for insurance priority for female spouses

MABS advises on debts and poor budgeting

Girl's murderer jailed for life

Hair do award effectively wiped out

Inquiry sought ways to avoid "abyss of anarchy"

By By JIM CUSACK

US firm hopes for royal returns

Idea of super broadcasting body rejected

All ready, and waiting only for stamp of ritual

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Bomb kills 3 Israeli soldiers

Hoddle to choose captain

By By DAVID LACEY

The golden boy of latter day English letters

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Oasis star calls for drugs debate

Telecom heralds an era of alliance

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

DE VALERA'S REPRIEVE

By From CECIL MILLS

Man (42) on trial for sexual offence

Publicans told they must cancel increase

Apology for software gaffe

By Lorna Siggins

Solution found to single currency

Spring will press Britain to investigate new evidence

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Adzido

By By KEVIN BARRY

PLEASE EXPLAIN

By From PERDITA QUINLAN

Ivernia close to term on output

By By BILL MURDOCH

Randalstown still formidable

By Mary Hannigan

3 Limerick men remanded again

Drumcree Mark Three beckons

By By FRANK MILLAR

Financials profit from positive tone

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Sigh of relief as the CAO forms are posted

By By ANNE BYRNE

Members to get up to £6,000

By By MARY CANNIFFE

The US and China

Contractor denies cheques were loans

Bristol and West payout

Newsprint costs to rise - JS Corp

By By MARY CANNIFFE

IAWS takes stake in French fertiliser firm

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

THE NEW CONFORMITY

By From M.C. SHAW

Cullen revels in "professional" approach

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

PINTER'S VIEWS ON US POLICY

By From G.T. DEMPSEY

Mowlam backs parades body

By By FRANK MILLAR

BUTTERFLY EFFECT

By From JOSEPH DRINAN

Rude welcome for Ireland

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

Chairman says consensus is the cure

By By JIM CUSACK

Cork hospital dispute resolved

Kinsale YC predicts increase in entries

By David Branigan

Only Tour logistics remain to be settled

By By JIM MCARDLE

Swedish firm has good line on profit

FRANKLY INTEL

DR IAN DALRYMPLE

Telecom leaves reporters on hold

SINGLE MOTHERS

By From HARRY FERGUSON

Kildare make four changes

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Smaller states have grounds for concern

By Patrick Smyth

EMU must be put to the voters

By By JIM O'LEARY

US computer firm to expand

British Midland flying high

Standard Life boosts bonus

O'Malley says Dunne, Lowry Bill a disaster

By Colm Keena

Computer Products lifts profit

Living with high pressure

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Chip boost for Irish Intel plant

By By JANE SUITER

Major says only fresh evidence would justify another inquiry

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Shares encouraged by strong gilts

Farmers feeding poultry offal to cattle

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Court overrules AG on holding new inquest

THE NEW CONFORMITY

By From CONOR SEXTON

This time Olazabal may make it back

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Under 21 side still in hunt to repeat Triple Crown defeat

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

STATUS OF CORK RTC

By From PAUL ROTHWELL

Mahatma Gandhi's ashes scattered in sacred Ganges

By Rahul Bedi

Senators in calls for Bloody Sunday inquiry

By By DERMOT KELLY and MICHAEL O'REGAN and JIMMY WALSH

Judge refuses to end hygiene case

AIB subsidiary to raise $150m on US market

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Settlement in Ballycotton case

Barrett says joining PfP is to be studied

By By JIM CUSACK

THE CULCHIES

By From CIAN O SE

Making a play at TV drama

By Hugh Linehan

Red Cross reunites 8,000 children

Wedgwood hopes to raise Rosenthal stake

Illness delays defamation case

DE VALERA'S REPRIEVE

By From JOHN P MACKEY

Germans approve post war pact with Czech Republic

By Denis Staunton

Murder case jury fails to agree

Report makes 43 recommendations for regulating marches in North

Advertisers tune in to new station

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Bandon move prompts warning

By Philip Reid

BTSB employee wrong on date of phone call

By Patsy McGarry

Annan urges landmines ban

Home users pay the bill for Deutsche share sale

By Denis Staunton

Three charged with murder plot

STICKERS

By From BRENDAN M. REDMOND

Groups fear repeat of Drumcree

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Survey sheds light on polarisation of workforce

By By BRENDAN WALSH

Drinks, food, music - profit

Alliance sees need to act on proposals urgently

By By SUZANNE BREEN

GAELS AND NON-GAELS

By From GABRIEL ROSENSTOCK

Confident Whelan has no fitness worries

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

OIL LAMPS AND WELL WATER

Pope to visit Bosnia in April

China goes on the offensive over human rights

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Dispute threat hits Irish Life shares

Wall St climb continues

Fionnuala Hunt (violin) /Una Hunt (piano)

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Pipe chases seven timer

Publicans told to drop pint price rise - or else

By Marie O’Halloran

Free speech is good, but for what?

By Fintan O’Toole

Tory Eurosceptic is deselected

Woman's death remains a mystery

By By FRANK KILFEATHER

TRADITIONAL

By By NUALA O'CONNOR

Action on failure of oil firm dismissed

Telecom alliance pledges more cheap talk

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

DANCE

By By JIM CARROLL

Newsprint price rise predicted

Trotting Shakespeare down Sesame Street

By By HELEN MEANY and HUGH LINEHAN

Newspaper Bill `this year'

Board denies major outbreak of salmonella

By Kevin O'Sullivan

Radio Ireland targets advertisers

Turkish team has financial flair

Terenure off to perfect start

ICON names major drug dealers

By Catherine Cleary

Harrington and Clarke hang on in the wind

Irish youth denies murder and robbery

The higher cost of being mobile

New high for ISEQ

Railway strike is unlikely to stop reforms

By Lara Marlowe

Bloody Sunday families make court move to quash Widgery

By By DICK GROGAN

RUC role in policing parades "ignoring"

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Telecoms revolution shakes phone monophones

By Cliff Taylor

Cold hand of competition reaches for greedy publicans

By Cliff Taylor

BLOODY SUNDAY MARCH

By From PAT REYNOLDS

Collier Bay may miss the Champion Hurdle

Anti competitive trade costs £1bn

Breen's move welcomed by McCarthy

By By PETER BYRNE

Albright says rights will remain a key issue in US policy

US survey lists rights "problems" in Ireland

By By JOE CARROLL

31 prisoners "unlawfully at large"

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Suspect car bomb found to be hoax

By By JIM CUSACK

Ruud's charm takes minds off bill

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Budget logical culmination of policies

New directors at G&M

Security is tight at union leader's burial

Government's Dail programme suggests an election in June

By Geraldine Kennedy

Sellafield conference delegate warns of a potential catastrophe

By Frank McDonald

Simpson jury resumes debate

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By GREGORY ALLEN

Cassells defines ICTU priorities

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Concern at lack of structured meetings recalled

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

CAC leads the way higher

Dutchman smoked out Dev's likeness

By By PAUL GALLAGHER

Bruton urged to press for Bloody Sunday inquiry

Neptune out for revenge

By By GREG ALLEN

Blinkers suit the Bishop

LONDON CALLING

By By JOE JACKSON

Turkey says it killed 39 Kurds

Let your fingers find the keys to the right solutions

By By JILL KERBY

INTO defends voting in favour of agreement

By By PADRAIG YEATES

NURSES' STRIKE

By From DAVID HARDING

10 held in joint drugs swoops in Ireland, UK

By By JOHN MAHER and ARTHUR QUINLAN

A MISSED OPPORTUNITY

Geoghegan-Quinn replaced in minimalist FF reshuffle

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Mark Phillips `set to marry'

Warrant issued in hunt charges case

O Morain returns to media world

Toyota EMU warning hits Tory election drive

Three moderates who produced report

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Derry City can expect warm welcome

By Gerry Thornley

Ex-blood board man objects to "implication"

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

The right to life touches on wider issues

By By WILLIAM BINCHY

Taking art out of the gallery

By By LUKE CLANCY

VOICE OF FAITH

By From DAVID GRANT

Man with £300,000 worth of cannabis jailed

Team captain can seek order

Famine event planned for June

Media eager to get its hands on phone firm's star quality

Anti D details blocked, tribunal told

By Patsy McGarry

Jordan exhibits young guns

By Johnny Watterson

Ex-Nadir aide freed after plea

MENINGITIS DANGER

By From COLMAN BYRNE

Taxing master told to reassess Goodman costs