Article Archive

March 15th 1997

• • News

  • Russia's battered women find a voice News
  • Police see "zero" policy as plus News
  • Tide of smuggled cigarettes swamps European rules News
  • Solo grab for glory News
  • Fifth bridge on Corrib sought News
  • Higgins turns sod News
  • Motorcyclist dies in crash News
  • More beef for intervention News
  • Third of births outside wedlock News
  • Charity noses past £11m mark News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Trick or treat? News
  • Clergy claim British policy to blame News
  • Bank guard not employed by State News
  • Mr O'Higgins agrees to get juror to the church on time News
  • Honest broker speaks from heart News
  • Text of letter from Home Office minister News
  • Critics try to have it both ways over O'Donoghue's outburst News
  • North Tipp will give its rapparee a safe house and a safe seat News
  • TDs keep their eyes on the main event News
  • Crime back in headlines with murder of two women News
  • WORDS WE USE News
  • Irish climbers make history News
  • Former District Court judge dies News
  • Former IRA man says he meant only to knee-cap News
  • March 15th-22nd News
  • Sim Copter News
  • Family planning pioneer back in the limelight News
  • Mystery of The DALR News
  • Union to release Leaving work News
  • Shots fired at Dublin house News
  • `Greedy' remark irks union News
  • Barrett visits soldiers abroad News
  • New Anglo Irish war book News
  • Shannon's US flights may become seasonal, report says News
  • Bozyone singer on Eurovision team News
  • Book records humiliation and pain of rape News
  • Mother who forgave Shan Mohangi dies in Dublin News
  • `Burning tar' smell came from sunbed News
  • Man charged with assault on priest News
  • Dancer loses damages claim News
  • Murder accused's illness halts trial News
  • Three seek release in detentions controversy News
  • Steam train trip to Mullingar News
  • Shotguns stolen in Donegal raid News
  • Man is jailed for sending `menacing' faxes News
  • Man believed to be leading Dublin drug dealer arrested News
  • Man admits shotgun charge News
  • UK vessel reported damaged in ramming by Spanish trawler News
  • Three more crew members arrested News
  • Refugee council criticises deporting of couples News
  • Gardai to discuss internal dispute next week in Dublin News
  • Expert says signature is most likely De Rossa's News
  • Court refuses to act in ex TD's dispute with Ceann Comhairle News
  • End intransigence and violence, says Mitchell News
  • Robinson wants SF banned because of attacks News
  • Kennedy plan calls for ceasefire to follow talks pledge News
  • Maclean resignation urged after "IRA scum" comment News
  • Teenager gets suspended term for his attack on Catholic News
  • FG is angered by Shatter "solo run" on hepatitis C News
  • President felt she had fulfilled her mission News
  • Higgins indicates he might run if poll head News
  • No room at the bottom for ex-presidents aged 53 News
  • Singing the blues for the faulty towers News
  • Hallowe'en Night News
  • Students bring in £110m News
  • `Quangos' criticised News
  • Bound over for assaults News
  • Buried arms parts found News
  • Student jobs announced News
  • Radio Ireland ready to go on air with a big St Patrick's Day bash News
  • Court confirms society's decision on Dublin solicitor News
  • Tuam case involving 34 people adjourned News
  • Peace ribbons urged for St Patrick's Day News
  • Cosmopolitan festival News
  • Foster father accused of killing girl News
  • US, Vatican at odds on Libya News
  • Policeman kills ex-lover in court News
  • German visa rules approved News
  • Rebels claim capture of 1,000 News
  • Giving blood lowers risks News
  • Military plane with 86 crashes News
  • Clash leaves 7 dead in Mexico News
  • New food scare in UK News
  • Priest speaks in favour of theft News
  • Rwanda Hutu refugees "dying" News
  • Yeltsin predicts tough talks News
  • Justice reforms proposed News
  • EU seeks policy on Ankara News
  • Pakistani woman missing News
  • Police hunt killers of 13 News
  • Friel cargo News
  • Fashion statements News
  • Picture this News
  • Bonofied circus News
  • Moving images News
  • You spoil us, Ambassador News
  • Taste of the future News
  • Cocking a snoek News
  • Good News News
  • Broccoli News
  • Scramble out of murderous anarchy News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Loyalist accused of murdering Catholic father in west Belfast News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Central Bank urges borrowers to be cautious on mortgages News JANE SUITER
  • Gruesome murder injuries shock gardai News JIM CUSACK
  • "I will miss her being President" News EAVAN BOLAND
  • So, where's the topless carwash? News MAEVE BINCHY
  • The Lucas empire strikes back News MARK BURMAN
  • Back to the Old School News ANTONIA LOGUE
  • GENERAL HARRISMENT News PENELOPE DENING
  • Don't rain on our parade News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • CUT AND THRUST News EDDIE HOLT
  • Writers rumble the real America News HUGH LINEHAN
  • He done her wrong, he did him in News HUGH LEONARD
  • Seen and heard but not read News JOHN BOLAND
  • Dogs' best friends News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • On the road of no return News PETER CUNNINGHAM
  • Rafts and corruption News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Allegories for the age, or overrated yarns? News BRIAN FALLON
  • Umbria, by Ian Campbell. Ross (Penguin, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • X-treme Possibilities, by Paul Cornell, Martin Day and Keith Topping (Virgin, £4.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • How the Irish Became White, by Noel Ignatiev (Routledge, n.p.g.) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Sir John Soane, Architect, by Dorothy Stroud (de la Mare, £18.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The World My Wilderness, by Rose Macaulay (Virago, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Moderato Cantabile, by Marguerite Duras (Calder, £5.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The English Patient - A Screenplay, by Anthony Minghella (Methuen, £7.99 in UK). News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Love Song of J. Edgar Hoover, by Kinky Friedman (Faber & Faber, £4.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Trial of Socrates by I.F. Stone (Pimlico, £12 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Healing angel or selfish demon? News JACK HANNA
  • Saving the land from us News RICHARD DOUTHWAITE
  • TEA AT TARA News CAROLINE WALSH
  • Wines worth the bottle-neck News MARY DOWEY
  • M&S says cheese! News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Gardening without borders News JANE POWERS
  • Daphne for scent News JIM REYNOLDS
  • Gems in Dublin's old debris News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Great, more Quake News GARRETT ROWE
  • That backward glance News NUALA O'FAOLAIN
  • Balkans in crisis: Europe has failed Bosnia but may still be called on to save Macedonia News MISHA GLENNY
  • Italy braces for influx of evacuees from Albania News PADDY AGNEW
  • Washington's Patrick's Day has no time for parades News JOE CARROLL
  • Netanyahu vows to press ahead with Har Homa housing News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Tory MPs debate possible successor to defeated Major News FRANK MILLAR
  • Clinton undergoes knee surgery after Florida fall News JOE CARROLL
  • As Irish as it is possible to be in the circumstances News PAUL GILLESPIE

  • Sport

  • Ferguson looks to get back on track Sport
  • Danoli fine after his Gold Cup fall Sport
  • Star to face MSB in final Sport
  • O'Brien falls to Hendry Sport
  • Olazabal a serious title contender Sport
  • Janzen in share of lead Sport
  • Lord Gyllene to continue fine run Sport
  • Coome Hill to miss National Sport
  • Cloone Bridge is confident choice Sport
  • Colm's Rock worth noting Sport
  • Jalabert poised Sport
  • Skopje game still on Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Last hurrahs in the Arms Park Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • Blackrock can stir up title race Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • France will leave Parc with a Slam Sport IAN MALIN
  • Fighting for the wrong right Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Boxing clubs get grants Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Irish repair hostelry after a scorching week Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
  • Master at work with no green envy Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Player power's silver jubilee Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Real fanatics of golf laugh at storms Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Old Firm hysteria to test the nerves Sport PATRICK GLENN
  • Something for all teams in Cup draw Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Upwardly mobile and enjoying the lifestyle Sport JILL TURNER
  • Bohemians gird loins for game of the season Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Home Farm victory delays the inevitable Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Grounds for worry, reasons to be cheerful Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR

  • Business

  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Apple to shed 2,700 jobs and product lines in restructuring Business
  • NTMA issues bonds and certificates Business
  • Record results at Oracle Business
  • Irish Life talks continue Business
  • Oglesby buys back shares Business
  • Boost for Powerscreen Business
  • Grafton salaries rise Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business

  • Opinion

  • THE RISE IN HOUSE PRICES Opinion
  • A MISSED OPPORTUNITY Opinion
  • GOD BLESS IRELAND Opinion
  • MAGIC AND MOHER FOR THE GERMANS Opinion
  • The hepatitis C scandal: they poisoned the women and then they blamed them Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • Robinson approach helped to modernise Republic Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Greatest human tragedy in the history of the State Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
  • OUR PRESIDENT Letters ANNE HOLLIDAY
  • OUR PRESIDENT Letters FRANK BYRNE
  • OUR PRESIDENT Letters KEN HEALY
  • OUR PRESIDENT Letters MARY HATCH
  • CRIMINALS AND LAWBREAKERS Letters MARY KELLY SENATOR
  • WOMEN'S BOXING Letters W J MURPHY
  • WORRIED ABOUT FAS Letters CHARLES ROARTY
  • MORTGAGE PAYMENTS Letters HUGO DUFFY
  • TURKISH EMPIRE Letters DR TESSA HOFMANN
  • LEARNING IRISH Letters GABRIEL ROSENSTOCK
  • QUIET CROSSING Letters BEN HEMMENS
  • ABORTION ISSUE Letters LEO MCCARTHY
  • WOMAN EDITOR Letters GERALDINE GROARKE
  • NEW BUT OLD Letters NICHOLAS KINDERSLEY

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Rafferty paintings mock estimates Culture
  • Leading price for paintings of dogs Culture
  • Solitaire is top lot at £15,200 Culture
  • National Book Fair tomorrow Culture
  • Look north for some furniture Culture
  • Top dealers and varied items for RDS fair Culture
  • Victorian carpentry tools in castle event Culture
  • Film posters, toys at Newman House Culture
  • Painting of Christ fetches £8,000 Culture
  • Irish works sell well at Howth Rd Culture