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April 1997

‹ Apr 22nd 1997 Apr 24th 1997 ›

April 23rd 1997

- Sport
- Blackburn Rovers turn on the style Sport
- Southampton nearer safety Sport
- Play-off dates Sport
- Kilmarnock in final Sport
- Inter lose but book final place against Schalke Sport
- Martyn saves Leeds again Sport
- Zola is again a class apart Sport
- Kerry reach final Sport
- Cork make Derry pay Sport
- Bray earn a draw Sport
- Klairon Davis on his best behaviour Sport
- Behaviour gets nap at Epsom Sport
- Kinane offered Guineas mount Sport
- Klairon Davis on his best behaviour Sport
- Behaviour gets nap at Epsom Sport
- Kinane offered Guineas mount Sport
- United must keep potent Dortmund strikeforce at bay Sport DAVID LACEY
- Boys with one thing on their minds Sport JIM WHITE
- Juninho masterminds trip to Wembley Sport DAVID LACEY
- Wexford cannot lose hangover Sport SEAN MORAN
- McGrath still in dark over future Sport PETER BYRNE
- Clare bring Lohan in at corner back Sport SEAN MORAN
- Terenure giving key players time to overcome injuries Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Irish hope to halt decline in Denmark Sport EMMET MALONE
- Kavanagh returns to form to lead qualifiers Sport PHILIP REID
- Ireland's schedule announced Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Parrott is almost denied by Jones Sport CLIVE EVERTON
- Woodville Star's jumping the key Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Woodville Star's jumping the key Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Business
- Readymix board gets more Business
- Election new shakes French CAC Business
- EC believes most states euro solvent Business
- Bula contends claims are statute barred Business
- Welfare help may encourage low pay Business
- Nationwide board pay Business
- Co-op row intensifies Business
- France delays Telecom sale Business
- MDs also accountants Business
- FTSE 100 Index: 4346.1 (+17.4); FTSE Mid-250 Index: 4513.3 (-4.9) Business
- Dow soars 173 to claim back losses Business
- Central Bank puts prop under market value of the pound Business JANE SUITER
- Motor insurers may put on brakes Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Six executive directors of Woodchester share £1.6m Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Jurys opens hotel in Belfast Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Profits jump at insurer to £1.9m Business BILL MURDOCH
- O'Reilly considers legal action over losses at cable TV company Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Seanad to look at Credit Union Bill Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Banks claim discrimination Business JANE SUITER
- Settlement Day: April 29th; ISEQ Overall Index: 3008.51 (-1.5) Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Opinion
- Dean Herbert Friedrich Friess Opinion
- MR DUNNES GENEROSITY Opinion
- LIMBO Opinion
- German Citizenship Opinion
- TRIBUNAL OF INQUIRY Letters DR A J BERGIN
- POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters CIAN MOLLOY
- POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters The Rev JACKIE ROBINSON
- POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters NUALA AHERN MEP
- POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters MARIE MacSWEENEY
- HEALTH WORKERS DISPUTE Letters PENELOPE O'CONNELL
- HEALTH WORKERS DISPUTE Letters TOM KELLY
- GOING FORWARD Letters ANGELA MacNAMARA
- OUR FELINE FRIENDS Letters E EOGHAN H McCLOUGHAN
- IN SEARCH OF A DRUGS POLICY Letters JASON O'MAHONY
- FROM A DISTANCE Letters SEAN MAGEE
- LOST AT SEA Letters GORDON FARRINGTON
- SPEAKING OF `98 Letters J P DUGGAN
- IRISH POETRY Letters SEAN MACFOID
- The power of private wealth holders in public life Opinion VINCENT BROWNE
- AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS
- Culture
- Euro-sceptics rule in blood sport election Culture
- CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
- CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
- CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
- No more Molly Malones Culture LUKE CLANCY
- Set nothing in stone Culture LIKE CLANCY
- Ambitious musical bites the dust Culture GERRY COLGAN
- John McHugh, Project Arts Centre Culture LUKE CLANCY
- Casting the net widely Culture BRIAN FALLON
- She lived 'til she died Culture MARY RUSSELL
- Dropping off the escalator Culture ALVA MAC SHERRY
- Sitting on top of the world Culture KATHY DONAGHY
- Incensed by the Church's attitude to women Culture NOREEN O'CARROLL

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