Article Archive

April 26th 1997

• • News

  • Corporation stops Galway development News
  • Sister was aware of Ben Dunne's close friendship with Haughey News
  • Haughey wanted her to settle case, says Heffernan News
  • Traynor "denied he knew of payments" News
  • Portlaoise prison to get new unit News
  • Anti-drugs demonstration News
  • £15,000 for 18-year-old bond News
  • C of I bishop consecrated News
  • £565,000 for Garda station News
  • Farmer is found guilty of rape News
  • Tribulations over "mother of all tribunals" News
  • Yeats sees red News
  • Picture this News
  • The cat's out of the bag of laughs News
  • Organic growth News
  • Romping home with the prizes News
  • On the table, or under it News
  • Off to the ball News
  • April 26th-May 2nd News
  • Unionist to speak in Navan News
  • Boys questioned on fire News
  • Two die in car accidents News
  • Laureate supports President News
  • Ammunition found in Louth News
  • 747 jet forced to turn back News
  • Some lawyers using probation service to do research for them, says judge News
  • Man jailed for crime `flashflood' News
  • Rape of married woman admitted News
  • Solicitors' delaying tactics criticised by judge News
  • Pastor loses challenge to banning of religious ad News
  • Man sexually assaulted child News
  • Englishman for trial over riot News
  • Burglar hid in store wardrobe News
  • Men who tampered with badget sett are fined News
  • Man denies car firm ownership News
  • Alleged killing not impelled by mental illness, court told News
  • Trustee told family of alleged payments after legal proceedings began, says Heffernan News
  • Lowry beneficial owner of company solicitor News
  • Dunnes may pursue former Taoiseach for reported payments News
  • Heffernan says Haughey deflected her question about alleged £1m gift News
  • Court rules in BBC's favour over SF political broadcast News
  • Pope begins third visit to Prague News
  • Rebel supporters want revenge News
  • 150-year-old turtle killed News
  • FBI holds to missile theory News
  • Two weapons trucks vanish News
  • Suu Kyi praises US sanctions News
  • Accused guru hopes for heaven News
  • Old ANZAC soldier dies News
  • Russia postpones treaty ratification News
  • Bomb explodes in Milan News
  • Easter pilgrimage called off News
  • Army to confront Erbakan News
  • UN condemns settlement policies News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Vice inquiry goes wrong News
  • Suspect held in search for serial killer News
  • Payments inquiry puts spotlight on Haughey News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Deeply conservative Dail chair keep TDs in order News DENIS COGHLAN
  • THE WORDS WE USE News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Episcopal illusions News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Prisoner questioned on missing woman News JOHN MAHER
  • State to extend jobs scheme to 14,000 places News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Hayfever remedy under review by medicines board News ANDY POLLAK
  • Supermarket shop stewards seek "goodwill payments" News PADRAIG YEATES
  • UK papers get new circulation rules News JOHN MAHER
  • Starving people demand work, not soup News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Nurses' association and EHB clash again over hostel murders News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Parents reassured on core funding of schools News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Industrial action ballot approved News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Labour Court role raises hope of health strike deal News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Rabbit says report was misleading News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Reject compromises on marches - Patton News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Judge to ponder Haughey's right to confidentiality News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Haughey has weekend to consider issues raised by Smyth News CAROL COULTER
  • Former editor of `Tribune' asked Dunne for £20,000 News JOHN MAHER
  • Jones defends convention procedure that put him on FG list in Wicklow News MICHAEL O'REGAN
  • Drugs problem in some areas `comparable to TB in 1950s' News PATSY MCGARRY
  • TV deflector groups in south-east to propose candidate for election News DICK GROGAN
  • EU moves to help beef prices News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Survey shows most parties support legal rights for same-sex couples News CIARAN O HULTACHAIN
  • Charges of lying fill the air as going gets personal News FRANK MILLAR
  • Poll gives Labour a big lead in London News FRANK MILLAR
  • Maginnis calls apparent `de facto' ceasefire an insult to nationalists News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Adams says SF hopes for `biggest and best vote' News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Mallon `quietly confident' of holding seat in the dales News CARMEL ROBINSON
  • Evolving Europe will accommodate, not replace, national identities News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • Growing concern about fate of 85,000 Hutu refugees amid fear of genocide by rebel forces News DAVID ORR
  • Ethnic tensions are inflamed by ruling in blackmail affair News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Bomb attack on train kills 21 as wave of violence intensifies News BOUBKER BELKADI
  • A stranger welcomed at the feast News JOE CARROLL
  • A sobbing child is exiled in the cause of discouraging an immigrant surge News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Descendants of the victims of Guernica ready to forgive Germans, but cannot forgive News JADE WALKER
  • A return visit to the land of deja vu News DICK WALSH
  • UK's national interest under threat from ideology, emotion News GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Haughey owes it to party to set the record straight News MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • NOWHERE MAN News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • Soft-boiled Plum in hard-boiled fun News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Sharing the caring News MAEVE BINCHY
  • The Producers come to town News LOUISE EAST
  • Deserted villages News LARA MARLOWE
  • The cuckoo in Britpop's nest News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • PUTTING DOWN ROOTS News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • In a class of our own News EDDIE HOLT
  • What's another year? News HUGH LINEHAN
  • An Israeli insider from Ireland News DERMOT KEOGH
  • Will IMPAC have impact? News JOHN BOLAND
  • The spirit of the revolution News JOHN HORGAN
  • Old tales got up in unexpected raiment News ETHNA VINEY
  • Surfaces beneath surfaces News WILLIAM TREVOR
  • Relentless champion of the underdog News BRIAN FALLON
  • Hemingway in Love and War: The Lost Diary of Agnes von Kurowsky, by Henry S Villard and James Nage (Sceptre, £5 99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Turtles All the Way Down, by Gaye Shortland (Poolbeg £6.99) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Loingseoir na Saoirse - Sceal Conor O'Brien by Padraic de Bhaldhraithe (Coisceim £3) News LIAM MAC COIL
  • The Egos Have Landed, by Angus Finney (Mandarin £7.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Prepare to meet thy doom News GERALD DAWE
  • Illuminating the darknesses of art News DAVID WHEATLEY
  • The Corn God's ninety nine brothers News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Bar none News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Art in parts News PENELOPE DENING
  • Modern Irish bistro style News JOHN MCKENNA
  • A question of taste News MARY DOWEY
  • A healthy downward spiral News JOE ARMSTRONG
  • Revelling in a touch of drought News MICHAEL VINEY
  • An adrenalin rush ... News GARRETT ROWE
  • An orchid situation News JANE POWERS
  • Can U2 outdo Vegas? News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Judge can instruct lawyer to reveal talks with Haughey News MARK BRENNOCK
  • All eyes on Big Envelope for Quiet Man of Kinsealy News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Massive security ordered to stop IRA disrupting British election News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Stars come rolling in for U2's big pop News KEVIN COURTNEY

  • Sport

  • Power takes Munster title Sport
  • Double trouble Sport
  • Ireland have 3-0 win over Sudan Sport
  • Di Canio reveals "problem" Sport
  • Irvine's flag day Sport
  • Potts earns Terenure victory Sport
  • Sweden keep Ireland out of top eight Sport
  • Ryan set for double Sport
  • Avro Anson looks outstanding value Sport
  • Kinane lands plum mount Sport
  • James has the lead as Harrington gets lost Sport
  • McManus tumbles out to qualifier Sport
  • OCI may take legal action in funding row Sport
  • Kite flies high in Carolina Sport
  • Ferrari hit the front early Sport ALAN HENRY
  • Babb gets surprise late call-up Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Dublin hurlers ready to make the big push Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Fixture clashes should be avoided Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Break in weather coincides with the new season Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • When our best are just not good enough Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • "We are the people elected" Sport PAT HICKEY
  • Brewer agrees to join West Hartlepool next season Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Barnes' future in doubt Sport IAN ROSS
  • Gascoigne advised to show some maturity Sport DAVID LACEY
  • Bohemians aim to salvage from season Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Tout A Coup looks best Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Rely on Bolger Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Tour operator goes with the swings and roundabouts Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Technological drive yields some success Sport DERMOT GILLEECE

  • Business

  • Retail sales fall 0.9% Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Textiles throw a spanner in Mackie growth machine Business
  • Eurotunnel on track for glimmer of profitability Business
  • Andrex pup trots behind litigious Penguin bar Business
  • Retrial date due in IBA damages case Business
  • Bundesbank member visits Business
  • Montupet strike meeting Business
  • Ennex acquires option Business
  • Co-op group wins the first round Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • ESB price rise to help raise £1bn Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • Electronic jobs vulnerable to market trends Business DICK AHLSTROM
  • China syndrome gives Belleek critical mass Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Major Canadian firm takes largest share of TV3 Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • Irish Life agrees to last ditch mediation Business PADRAIG YEATES
  • Telecom workers eye stake worth more than £150m Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Interim profits surge at Gateway Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Rabbitte to warn credit unions of attack on their tax status by rivals Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Call for a new home loans tax criticised Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BILL MURDOCH

  • Opinion

  • A party and a picnic Opinion
  • NEW FISH FOR THE TABLE Opinion
  • The ESRI Report Opinion
  • MR HAUGHEY AND HISTORY Opinion
  • POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters WILLIE WALSH
  • POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters MICHAEL SAVAGE , OP
  • POPE AND PRESIDENT Letters JOHN MCGUIRE
  • HUMAN RIGHTS IN TURKEY Letters IRENE BARBER M Ed
  • HISTORY OF A BARRACKS Letters PATRICK F WALLACE
  • TnaG FRANCHISE Letters MICHAEL SOLAN
  • HONG KONG Letters ANTHONY O'BRIEN
  • HEALTH WORKERS' DISPUTE Letters TOM KELLY
  • STRUCTURES OF SIN Letters H L LEAHY OSA
  • `NON/LOW ALCOHOLIC BEER' Letters PETER FITZGIBBON
  • GENEALOGICAL OFFICE Letters O'NEILL BHUIDHE
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • A 15-piece drawingroom suite for up to £5,000 Culture
  • Three houses provide furniture lots at Slane Culture
  • Home furnishings focus of Howth's first fair Culture
  • Selling off a Victorian bar for £15,000 plus Culture
  • Pine counter may sell for £1,500 in Kilkenny Culture
  • 19th century mahogany sideboard for £1,500 Culture
  • Top price of £2,200 for mahogany bookcase Culture
  • Victorian dining table is sold for £1,550 Culture
  • William IV dining chairs make £2,800 Culture
  • Bamboo bonheur de jour is sold for £2,800 Culture
  • Edwardian dining table makes £1,650 at convent Culture
  • Victorian camera in the picture at Dublin Castle Culture
  • Latter day high king developed opulent lifestyle Culture KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Life and times of the Big Fella and the Boss Culture MARK BRENNOCK
  • Women an affront to theological dragons Culture MEDB RUANE
  • A great late period Culture BRIAN FALLON
  • Keith Arnatt Culture LUKE CLANCY
  • Scott Hami~lton Culture GERALD DAVIS
  • Juppe cast as punchbag in bruising contest Culture LARA MARLOWE
  • "Has been" retains a sense of humour Culture PATSY MCGARRY
  • Secret famine stalks North Korea Culture PAUL CULLEN
  • Items owned by famous may bowl over buyers Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE