05 April, 1997 Digital News Archive

German officer's dagger and swastika on offer

McLaughlin says UK party aiming to restore Stormont

By Gerry Moriarty

Fine display by Martha's Son

By Brian O'Connor

Mother and daughter refused bail

GARDEN WORK

Britain sets up pensions watchdog

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Irish travellers' tales from the Grand Tour

Shelbourne show their class

By Gerry Thornley

Back on the boards

By By PATSEY MURPHY

Out for the Count

By Jane Coyle

Going, going, Gonne

By By ANNE ENRIGHT

Parade "a victim of row with council"

`Year of the Criminal' - TD

From the Boer War to the Cold War, by A.J.P. Taylor (Penguin, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Doing what comes organically

By Michael Viney

Flying the Flag

Star's illness provokes suit

Death by misadventure

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Coca Cola cold-shouldered

Police lead traffic as bomb motorway reopens

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Gardai probe attack on house

A guide to church going

By Eileen Battersby

Pressure mounts on parties for ballot on abortion

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Hospital guilty of racial bias

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

Irish and English silver to shine at Dublin event

Concert for Action Aid

Middlesbrough looking to Juninho's skill

By By DAVID LACEY

BES investment this year likely to fall 14%

By Colm Keena

Israelis mount rocket attack

SAVINGS CERTIFICATE RULES

By From J.P. DUGGAN

TSB Bank trims price of one mortgage product

Fear and loathing at teachers' annual gathering

By By ANDY POLLAK

$95m appeal to feed North Koreans

No accounting for bad luck

Eigg residents buy island

Augusta's main man pursues the master planSupplement Page 8

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Early Yeats work in a sale dominated by art

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Conference on monks continues

IRA training camp search

MILLENNIUM APPROACHES

By By JUSTINE ELIAS

Designer and hotel furnishings in Dublin

HOLIDAYS OF THE MIND

Listen to the heartbeat

Pathway to polling day lined with waterholes

By By DICK WALSH

Diana tops Charles in survey of UK rich

When a jockey goes ballistic

By Brian O'Connor

Patients' pressure group urges fines for doctors

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Pre-emptive air-strike?

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

FG selects two candidates

THE IRA MUST CHOOSE

Order's 80,000 members bound by oaths

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

41 killed in coastal flooding

Quinn rules out pact with Fianna Fail

Gary contracted AIDS through using heroin

A tour de force team effort won the stages for Ireland

By By STEPHEN ROCHE

Tadpole shares beached

The blessings of a new state

By By EDDIE HOLT

JFK back in Dublin

By Catherine Cleary

Angry Clinton calls Netanyahu to account for housing plan which could jeopardise peace

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

Forsyth sets jackal loose on "disastrous" euro

Weir of Hermiston, by Robert Louis Stevenson (Penguin Classics, £4.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Dundalk concede late equaliser to Sligo

THE SOUTH WAS RIGHT

By By JOE CARROLL

WINES OUT WEST

By By MARY DOWEY

Eight hurt as part of pub ceiling collapses

By By PAUL GALLAGHER

Midlands group wins over £1m

Union not safe with Labour, Major warns

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Kennedy repeats ceasefire call

By Gerry Moriarty

No specific training for gardai in such situations

Olazabal steals American show

950m TV audience makes it Tourisme de France

By By JIM MCARDLE

Soprano on a roll

By Michael Dervan

Fear no more...!

Burglars' booty brings tear to eye

By Patsy McGarry

Time may be ripe for Irish to regain their "National" pride at Aintree

By Brian O'Connor

A holy dog's life ends

Coalition must wrap it up soon and call the off

By By DENIS COGHLAN

Firemen assist at Vietnamese birth

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Master dramatist has spent his life proving less is more

By Eileen Battersby

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Heroin use `a reaction against deprivation'

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Gardai investigate killing of 50 prized pigeons

ORANGE PARADES

By From JOHN BELLEW

US jobless data fails to reassure volatile markets

By By JANE SUITER

Agony grows as relief workers reduced

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Woolly wonders

Physics honour for TCD student

Fureys lose gear worth £150,000

BNFL fined £20,000 for serious breach of nuclear safety code

By Kevin O'Sullivan

Tolka tie to be televised live

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

Global economy raises new liberatarian issues

By Lorna Siggins

Fresh asset acquisitions lubricates World Fluids

Hoffman re-told

By Michael Dervan

Croquet and all that hoop-la

Greenspan says `maybe'?

Naval Service holds 19th vessel

Quinn rejects Harney claim on cost of water rates abolition

By Patrick Smyth

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By KEVIN MYERS

Motor scootering president can risk leaving toothbrush at home

By Lara Marlowe

Dextra Dove capable of big day surprise

By Brian O'Connor

PDs want Lottery "depoliticised"

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Paisley warning on rerouting

Prison foundation stone put in place

Making magic

THE CULWICK CHORAL SOCIETY

By From MAGDALEN O'CONNELL

Buzy Baz

Williams to face Hendry

The lighter side of undertaking

By By JOHN BOLAND

POPE AND PRESIDENT

By From PEGGY BRENNAN

Quinn set for return to first team duty

Tax increases will benefit environment

Why the IRA should restore its ceasefire now

By By SENATOR EDWARD M. KENNEDY

New ambassador visits the aras

The King's English, by H.W. Fowler and F.G. Fowler (Oxford, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

PR to be introduced in Northern Ireland

Galway city makes its debut

VASECTOMY

By From H.E. COUNIHAN

Garda says every effort was made to rescue man from crane

By By UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL

Albania force to deploy soon

Eden: A place of earthly delights

By By JOHN MCKENNA

English town recalls a lucrative Tour of duty

By By ROISIN INGLE

Shearer eager to be involved

Youths climb into the aras

Gardai `winning war on crime'

Dead man "was distressed" over break up of marriage

Woman kept child in box

£251,169 owed to glassware investor

By Colm Keena

Reading in the Dark, by Seamus Deane (Vintage, £6.99 in UK).

By Eileen Battersby

Good Housekeeping Book of Short Stories, edited by Pat Roberts Cairns (Arrow, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

UUP criticises extra funding for deprived schools as unequal

By By PAUL MCGILL

Party swopping party

FAIR DUES

By Hugh Linehan

Fair to aid cancer society

Rembrandt plate discovered

Addict died of asphyxiation

Steaming Chile

Pre-election attacks feared after attempt to bomb SF

By By EIBHEAR MULQUEEN

SEMINAL ISSUES

By From JOHN J. TEELING

The People Vs. Larry's Filth

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Silvian Bliss one for Kinane

Breathnach to amend Education Bill to reflect role of NCCA

By By ANDY POLLAK

Celtic out to cut lead

Poll shows lack of support for Kohl's re-election

Father held after fatal fire

Break for the Boarder seeking £3m rights

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

The Brothers O Drisceoil

Garda suspect IRA involvement in armed postal raid

Derry on target to carry off the double

By Emmet Malone

Spring to attend EU meeting

Fraud of the century hinged on illusion

By By DAN ATKINSON

Televising hurling a helpful development

By By EAMONN CREGAN

Silas Marner

By By DAVID NOWLAN

Junkster culture

By Kevin Courtney

Kildare can pass test

From fireplaces to stained glass doors

Irish teaching triumphs over poor resources

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

The best of mayhem

By By GARRETT ROWE

Orange factions struggle at the edge of the abyss

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Greens accuse on genetic crops

Earthquake hits Los Angeles

POPE AND PRESIDENT

By From LESLIE W. LUCAS

Avoiding the livid flame

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Kerry look more reliable

The horrid Christian plot

By By DAVID ELGAR

Off the pig's back

New kids on the block court fame, fortune and old failings

By Johnny Watterson

It's all there to play for as those election jitters begin

THE NEW SCIENCE COUNCIL

By From W.J. DONNELLY

Dextra Dove to surprise

PEOPLE

Fresh talent on both sides

Cannibalism not a crime

Detached trailer kills woman

Going gently into that good night

By By NOEL MCFARLANE

Brass-faced grandfather clock for £2,000 plus

Decision on limerick radio licence deferred

By By ARTHUR QUINLAN

Bruton challenges Fianna Fill to take stand on water charges

By By MARK BRENNOCK

O'Donovan to join Bevan at Munster helm

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Master man left to take a day at a time

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Forget Al Capone 999,983 in a million avoid tax

By By JOE CARROLL

PD leader says honesty is her political trademark

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Attention on O'Brien

Couple ordered not to barricade motorway

Leonardo, Leonardo, wherefore art thou Leonardo

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Education Minister must learn to deliver on promises

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Sold out

Drink worth £8,000 seized

Japonica, an old friend of spring

By By JIM REYNOLDS

Her life has been ruined by children's drug use

Chinese reject criticism of press restrictions

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Dunlop keeps Ireland in the hunt

By By DAVID TOWNSEND

Greens try to dispel narrow image

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Losing fee

INNER CITY CRISIS

McCartney brings action against "Irish Times"

Among Women Only, by Cesare Pavese (Peter Owen, £11.50 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

PHYSIOTHERAPISTS' PAY

By From KAREN GUNN and MISCP

Labour attempts to defuse Blair's `parish council' power for Scots

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Spring on the air

Call for more pig testing to control abuse of drugs

By Kevin O'Sullivan

Treatment can prevent cancer

National Youth Parliament opens

Shannon set for a repeat of winning chorus

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Fans are denied oxygen of publicity

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Vote to repeal rape-marriage law

Looking for a dictionary in the snug

By By LIAM MAC COIL

FOREVER ENGLAND

By From KEITH NOLAN

Arab prince bites into Apple equity

By By VICTOR KUSS

Wrapped in the arms of Venus

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Meeting held about UN post

One good man to be counted on

By By FRANK MCLYNN

Rebels in position of strength as Zaire peace negotiations begin

Education spending to be a `priority'

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

THE WORDS WE USE

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

National water scheme group says Harney comments on costs honest

By By UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL

Cork firm makes 13 redundant

By By DICK HOGAN

OLD BUILDINGS

By From SEAN MURPHY

Tiny challenges from the mountains

By By JANE POWERS

Sore FG may have to soften old anger

By Michael O'Regan

Newcastle disease in Cavan confirmed

By By ROISIN INGLE

Tax clearance required for some house sales

21 killed in bus accident

McKeever promises new ideas

By By SEAN MORAN

Travel agents to boycott Ryanair ticket business

By Chris Dooley

Doctor found dead at home, court told

By By RICHARD BALLS