18 March, 1997 Digital News Archive

Geordie hopes rest on Asprilla

By Michael Walker

French celebrate jour de fete

By Lara Marlowe

"Islamicisation" of Egypt continues unabated as injustices still flourish

By Lara Marlowe

McALISKEY'S TREATMENT

By From NORMAN A. GOODMAN

Legacy of the Torrey Canyon

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Tory aims shattered as "Sun" shines its light on Labour

By By FRANK MILLAR

Scottish voters to test Tories

Lamaison defends tackle

Long march back to No 10 - or just a long goodbye?

By By FRANK MILLAR

Traveller appeal by archbishop

Warrenpoint firm launches £2.25m plan

Presidential nomination by popular wish urged

By Geraldine Kennedy

Putting basketball on the map

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

It's never a bad hair day

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

McConville inspires northern superiority

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Prices across Europe and US falter over fears on share values

Quinn scorns FF pledges on tax

Trauma fades for mixed marriages in new Russia

By By HELEN WOMACK

OUR PRESIDENT

By From MARIE COWLEY

Work exhibit: the annual appearance

Four die in Brussels cafe bomb attack

UCD OPEN DAYS

Differences on setting date for Sinn Fein entry to talks emerge

By By JOE CARROLL

Public journalism, private crusade

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Nirex didn't like the words "waste dump"

By Lorna Siggins

Bord na Mona appointment

Bishop urges dialogue as NI murder victim buried

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

Remarkable win

By By JIM MCARDLE

Irish Contemporary Ceramics

By By BRIAN FALLON

Around 90 jobs to go in Ballymena

Blaise Drummond

By By BRIAN FALLON

Crusade on party fundraising

Andrews takes her chance

Bulldozers prepare to break ground for settlement

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Papuan general leads mutiny

Vladimir Ovchinnikov (piano)

By By DOUGLAS SEALY

Romania holds biggest parade

I'd always wanted to do a degree

Increased incidence of BSE traced to cattle feed

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Kaselectric lands easy victory

Garda team tolerates DCU victory

THE NEW BALLYMUN

Major finally declares the date and produces his celebrated soap box

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Funding dispute in Armagh

PROPERTY PRICES

By From JIM FITZSIMONS and MEP

Yeltsin appoints liberal reformers to new cabinet

By By ANATOLY VERBIN

Future belongs at the feet of the boy form Brazil

By By PADDY AGNEW

Questioning those who ask the questions

By By JOHN HORGAN

Main parties fail to resolve electoral tactics

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

Union criticises Mackie over pay policies

Cork pioneers degree course in environmental studies

Hamed to face a Hardy challenge

By By JOHN RAWLING

Degrees of courage

By By YVONNE HEALY

400,000 turn out for Dublin's "artistic" parade

By Lorna Siggins

PYRENEEAN SHEELAS

Dublin falling behind other areas in jobs creation boom

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Striving to get a grip on myth and reality

By Fintan O’Toole

Nasdaq hit hardest by rates fear

Station needs a bit of una voce early on

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

THE ABORTION ISSUE

By From MARTIN O'REILLY

Racism an expression of a deep sense of inferiority

By By JOHN WATERS

Labour lead unprecedented

Man hurt in blast at Paris mosque

In for the skill, in for the kill

By By YVONNE HEALY

Gilligan case judicial review sought

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By FRANK KILFEATHER

Taoiseach condemns "insults" to message of St Patrick

By By JOE CARROLL

MRS ELWOOD'S CLAIM

By From HARRY FERGUSON

Evoking the spirit of "Oscar"

By By DAVID NOWLAN

Investigation into Antrim shooting

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

RESEARCH BUDGET CUT

By From SHANE M. O'MARA

Lake withdraws for CIA-CNN

Failure of imagination in abortion debate

By By GERARD CASEY

Grand medal count of Grand Marshal

By Lorna Siggins

AER LINGUS: 2, PEMBROKE: 1.

Silver Thyne is napped to score for Pitman stable

Germany shows signs of flexibility on EMU criteria

Waugh does enough for Australia

By By PAUL WEAVER

Beef consumption nearly back to normal

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

`Scotsman' invades London

Key dates ahead

The costs do really add up

Archbishop calls for end to violence

20 killed in Colombia

Date of election causes no real surprise in City

SCHOOL GRANTS REFUNDING

By From DON THORNHILL

Softer dollar stops rally developing

Decision to halt nuclear dump seen as major victory

By By RACHEL DONNELLY and LORNA SIGGINS

Waddle on way home

LCA: relief all round

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Zaireans urged no to panic as rebels claim Mobutu era is over

Czech up on the latest degrees

By By ANDY POLLAK

TURKEY AND THE KURDS

By From ANNE MCCLUSKEY

The best thing I ever did

British policy on EMU under attack

OUR PRESIDENT

By From AILISH M. NIC PHAIDIN

Pope appoints Scot as envoy

Israelis guests in Tipperary

An Irish terrier proves a breed apart a show

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

WOMEN'S SAFETY

By From MARY KELLY

Price cuts by NIE not enough says regulator

Rare comet coming to the sky near you

By Dick Ahlstrom

Irish mythology Tallaght theme

Guide to good works in the North

Cypriot unions discuss EU issues

Guiney catches wind and title

By David Branigan

Euro accounting may begin in 1988

UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Clintons start African tour

Yeltsin in fighting form for talks with Clinton

FMLN wins San Salvador

Directors' payments at Green rise 10%

Limerick focuses on community

Cork adopts waste management plan

Three Rock survive Glenanne fightback

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

Wembley favoured by Wales

Foes hope his abrasiveness will rub the voters up the wrong way

By By DENIS COGHLAN

Delegation spends festival in day of hard bargaining

Morley to League's rescue

By By PETER BYRNE

Galway host to twinned cities

AMSTERDAM'S QUAYS

By From H. WYNDHAM BEERE and FRICS

Seeking science

USI meeting back Roisin campaign

Pope appoints Derry envoy

Earthquake hits Jakarta

Williamson recovering

Gardai entertain Dublin children

Don't assume it's over their heads

By By CARMEL WYNNE

Annan calls for staff cuts

The Casanova of rock'n'roll

By Kevin Courtney

House v Child

By By ANNETTE BLACK

ALERT

By By ANNE BYRNE

IRA bomb conviction referred to Appeal Court

By By CAROL COULTER

THE LONGEST ELECTION

TCD societies put out on the street

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Baker appointed UN envoy

Militia leader's trial to open

OUR PRESIDENT

By From DAVID R. NOBLE

Minute's silence in New York

Conflicting signals on Tyrone parade

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

Doherty's chances look slim

By Emmet Malone

Wife cuts off husband's penis

Saving Certificate rates cut

Becker set to move to Florida

THE ICA AND ALCOHOL

By From BRIDIN TWIST

Churches hopeful of breaking school admissions logjam

By By ANDY POLLAK

Colleges still trying to do things by halves

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Invest in research or wither, says Mortell

By By DICK HOGAN

Boesak in court on fraud charges

Early shines as Armagh self destruct

By Philip Reid

Washington plays the green card

By By JOE CARROLL

Dominant Athenry are worthy winners

By By SEAN MORAN

Stolen minibus crashes into 14 cars

By By GEORGE JACKSON

On air with Radio Ireland

By By HARRY BROWNE

Domestic game seeks international bliss

By Gerry Thornley

Integrity of UK will be central campaign issue for Tories

By By EWEN MACASKILL

"Bad steak" doping defence is rejected

By By DUNCAN MACKAY

Six young men among 10 killed on the roads

Attention centres on Socialist leader as Berisha shelters in Tirana palace

By By JOANNA ROBERTSON and JOHN SWEENEY

A vocation to be different

By By ANNE BYRNE

CBC win thrilling Munster final

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Voters' choice between PDs and Labour, says McDowell

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Stagg hails move as very significant Irish victory

By Joe Humphreys

Ex-soldier seeks to have case re-opened

By By JIM CUSACK

Schools' game should be cherished

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Bookies ready to cash in

Dalai Lama seen as local citizen

Spring to hone skills in Texas

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Well kicks Academy to their first Ulster cup

By Johnny Watterson

Real wages are better than you might think at first

By By ANNE BYRNE

Legitimate interest of Ireland is acknowledged by Gummer

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

TV charters differ

Cork paraded fails to repeat the excitement of past years

Four youths charged in Limerick

New £3-£5m BES scheme

Kilkenny in top spot

Canadians come to Monaghan

Terenure College stand firm and take their chances

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

6 dead, 55 hurt in Mexico jail riot

Singspiel heads English team in quality field

Alamein favourite for Lincoln

Brunton parades his talent

By By KATHRYN DAVIS

Carter back hitting golf balls

HAZARDS OF COOCHY-COO

By From D.K. HENDERSON

Talks on dyslexia

PARTNERS AND TEACHERS

By From JOE LYONS

SPEAKING OF 98

By From NICHOLAS FURLONG