Article Archive

May 10th 1997

• • News

  • Verdict expected in murder trial News
  • Murder charge man seeks bail News
  • Cutprice Irish studies on offer News
  • Gardai seek help to identify victim News
  • Board reports baby boom News
  • Lifeboat tows crippled vessel News
  • Off-duty RUC man shot dead in Belfast bar News
  • Hospital cooks expected to strike News
  • Hale-Bopp comet lecture News
  • Violence to civil servants raised News
  • Work-to-rule could disrupt legal system News
  • Girls add ginger to royal encounter News
  • TDs prey to floating vote and swinging mood News
  • GARDEN WEEK News
  • What a scream! News
  • Hitting a high note News
  • Hot tickets News
  • Strike by doctors threatened News
  • Three bursaries awarded News
  • Extras needed in Galway News
  • Planning decision deferred News
  • `Too late' for original Luas route News
  • Crash inquest adjourned News
  • 2 remanded for arson sentencing News
  • Dublin man gets life for battering girlfriend to death in convent grounds News
  • DPP should monitor media's court coverage, district judge advises News
  • Traveller claims she is afraid for her life News
  • Lamborghini case ruling reserved News
  • Injuries award is reduced News
  • Russian review of beef ban News
  • Misadventure verdict on addict who collapsed in public toilet News
  • Iquiry into detention ordered News
  • Prison awaits drugs plan News
  • TD insists tax position is up to date News
  • Setdance teacher buried today News
  • Farmers told of grants deadline News
  • Co Offaly farmer remanded following sex abuse conviction News
  • Trade warns of rising motor tax News
  • New recruitment terms for Garda News
  • Sister of acquitted priest "relieved" News
  • Teacher challenges compensation refusal News
  • Investigations of RUC men News
  • Garda searches for weapons continue News
  • Mobutu delays his return home for talks News
  • Short-lived revolution in St Mark's Square News
  • North Korea had war plan, says defector News
  • Ex-militia chief jailed for life News
  • Memorial to war dead planned News
  • US sailors on rape charge News
  • 71 wedding guests killed in accident News
  • Five killed in bus crash News
  • Japanese PM on visit to Peru News
  • Conversion on road to couture News
  • French left-wing parties attempt to avoid split over policies on EU News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Gadafy arrives in Nigeria News
  • US Nazi gold report praised News
  • Israel urged to stop using `torture' to interrogate Palestinians News
  • Jack's back News
  • Here's to you, Mrs Sweeney News
  • The right Track News
  • Exile may provide comfort for Mobutu, and for his fiefdom News PAUL CULLEN
  • Beirut to bombard Pope with paper News LARA MARLOWE
  • Chill winds blow through Rainier's Monaco News DARIUS SANAI
  • Cook is optimistic on reaching agreement at Amsterdam summit News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Building bridges to foster pluralism News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • China's first air crash in three years leaves at least thirty-five people dead News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Clinton's charm offensive wins over Mexican hearts and minds News JOE CARROLL
  • NI Secretary Mowlam takes to the streets of Belfast News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • From a precocious child to a provocative adult News RICHARD BALLS
  • THE WORDS WE USE News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Tell the truth, shame the divil News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Conditions `inhumane' for women in Mountjoy News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Revived Trinity Ball pumps out the beat News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Donegal wind farm will give power to 100,000 News FRANK MCNALLY
  • The British are taking Ireland's good name News FRANK MCNALLY
  • System of relief adds to suffering News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Prison officers threaten to go on strike over pay claim News JOHN MAHER
  • Revolving door coming "off hinges" News JOHN MAHER
  • Collusion by State and drink lobby is alleged News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Road move audience will miss last bus home in Cannes News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Rethink on care of addicts urged News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Children prefer cereals - survey News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Sectarianism to blame for son's death, says father News CARMEL ROBINSON
  • Muted Black magic News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Frances Lucey and Donald Sulzen, Royal Hospital, Kilmainham News DOUGLAS SEALY
  • Hibernia String Trio, Lane Gallery News DOUGLAS SEALY
  • Spring to raise issue of Hamill death with British News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Decommissioning secondary to inclusive talks - Mowlam News GEORGE JACKSON
  • Sinn Fein calls for British to authorise talks with officials News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Adam's mandate strengthens case for constitutional route News SUZANNE BREEN
  • NI civil servant accused of harassment leaves job News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Ministers criticise PD proposal for radical reform of taxation system News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Sinn Fein hopes one of 15 candidates will win Dail seat News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Government rules broken on £8.8m paid to consultants News PAUL CULLEN
  • Minister turns up late to lecture on punctuality News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Securing a presence in the Dail is very high priority for party News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Anglo Irish links on technology in schools considered News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Still a country apart News CONOR O'CLERY
  • You shall go the ball News PATSEY MURPHY
  • Outrage in the face of Euphoria News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Biennale there or be square News LOUISE EAST
  • Bow quest News JOANNA COLES
  • The Art of translation News PENELOPE DENING
  • It's child's play News HELEN MEANY
  • Cha cha cha changes News VICTORIA WHITE
  • Changing places News EDDIE HOLT
  • Paddling her own canoe News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Elegy for an unloved state News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Keeping it simple News JOHN BOLAND
  • Wayne's world News ANNA MUNDOW
  • Secrets and lies News VICTORIA WHITE
  • The wealth of nations News FRANK MCLYNN
  • An excessive desire for success News ROBERT O'BYRNE
  • A not-so-Gallic realist News BRIAN FALLON
  • Getting it in the Head by Mike Mccormack (Vintage £5.99 in UK). News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Stars Look Down, by A.J. Cronin (Vista £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Spiritual Journeys, edited by Stanislaus Kennedy RSC (Veritas, no price given) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Stalin, by Edvard Radzinsky (Sceptre, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Civil Action, by Jonathan Harr (Arrow, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Sea Around Us, by Rachel Carson (CUP, £7,99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • An Uncommon Woman: The Empress Frederick, by Hannah Pakula (Phoenix Giant, £10.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Novel noir of bovver buachaills News POL O MUIRI
  • A great opportunity missed News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • `Less than one acre', eh? News JOHN McKENNA
  • Argentina cries out for attention News MARY DOWEY
  • A consumerist manifesto News PAUL CULLEN
  • Insects' lives and videotape News MICHAEL VINEY
  • EYE ON NATURE News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Patience for patients News GARRETT ROWE
  • Strictly by arrangement News JANE POWERS
  • Rocking the Kennedy boat News ANNA MUNDOW
  • Blair meetings raise hopes for early progress on the North News FRANK MILLAR
  • Party leaders clear the way for early announcement of election News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Armed separatists were trying to ring changes in Venetian state News PADDY AGNEW

  • Sport

  • New rugby correspondent Sport
  • Cherry Orchard in control Sport
  • Clarke just two behind leader Sport
  • Irish smash Cameroon Sport
  • Lansdowne too well equipped Sport
  • Garryowen remain wary Sport
  • Ballymena too accomplished Sport
  • Galwegians in better shape Sport
  • Horton leads way again Sport
  • Duval leads Price by one shot Sport
  • Ireland lose out to Welsh Sport
  • Silver Patriarch should pass Lingfield test Sport
  • Loup sauvage to thwart Stoute's shot at record Sport
  • In slipsteam of the greats Sport MARTIN MCCARTHY
  • Double delight for Irish Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • Seven Test players a match for Cronje Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Season heads into the unknown Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Good days ease the bad years Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Long, hot summer in store for wannabes Sport JOHN O'KEEFFE
  • Maggs replaces injured Bell Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Miller player of the year Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Old Head is wiser after the event Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Keane should be fit to face Liechtenstein Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Derry captain gets top award Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Quinn still disturbed by relegation nightmare Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Robson and Strachan teeter on the brink Sport DAVID LACEY
  • Gascoigne urged to rekindle honeymoon spirit Sport DAVID LACEY
  • Oxx can create a piece of history with Ebadiyla Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Reasilvia a model choice for victory Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Sports investment pays big social dividends Sport SEAN KILFEATHER

  • Business

  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • Ryanair `fat cat' factor crash lands on White Paper Business
  • Consumer voice "must be heard" Business
  • Exdirectors fail to halt receivership Business
  • Safeguard sperm balance with `green' credit card Business
  • Smurfit directors see bonuses fall Business
  • First Ireland debates future Business
  • Aerospace jobs for Cork Business
  • ILP sees demand drop Business
  • Esat taxes Eircell calls Business
  • Greenspan leads rate rise defence Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • Pressure on interest rates eases Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Banks follow the trend Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Bubble bursts on Canadian gold mirage Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Profits at Northern Ireland Electricity tumble to £50.6m Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Share options for management and staff as Ryanair flotation takes off Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • IBM campus formally opened at Mulhuddart Business COLM KEENA
  • Mitchell foresees 10,000 working in the `phenomenally' successful IFSC Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • MR BLAIR'S IRISH INTEREST Opinion
  • WAIT AND SEE Opinion
  • BEFORE RACHEL CARSON Opinion
  • BANK DECISION Opinion
  • PLANNING IN KILDARE Letters TONY MCEVOY
  • FLOATING ON AIR Letters JIM MITCHELL , TD
  • MIXED MARRIAGES Letters JIM CANTWELL
  • UNFAIR TO EVENING STUDENTS Letters FIONA KENNY
  • COMMEMORATING BRAM STOKER Letters LESLIE SHEPARD
  • A NEW MANTRA Letters JOYCE HICKEY
  • PROTESTANT VALUES Letters ROBERT GREACEN
  • THE SHROUD OF TURIN Letters FEARGAL O TUAMA
  • CARNIVORES Letters COLM BUCKLEY
  • ROAD SIGNS Letters BILLY FLEMING
  • UNPRINCIPLED Letters MYLES CROWE
  • Sceptical public puts politicians on trial Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • A few sums show British Labour's "landslide" was really no such thing Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Bruton's SF boomerang returns to land in his lap Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • A four minute wedding in a vestry with no flowers allowed Culture
  • From furniture to coins and cards at Dublin fair Culture
  • Victorian drawingroom suite fetches £4,000 Culture
  • Kasparov faces supreme chess test Culture
  • Irish art for the budding collector Culture
  • Edwardian, Victorian items in Glasnevin sale Culture
  • Toy soldiers specialists for Newman House Culture
  • Zero accord on meaning of fashionable crime policy Culture JOHN MAHER
  • Garda officers say policy would result in failure, even mutiny Culture JOHN MAHER
  • The angel on Doherty's shoulder Culture DERMOT GILLEECE
  • The airline that brought Aer Lingus down to earth takes off Culture KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Events of 40 years ago which nearly destroyed a family and split a town Culture CAROL COULTER
  • Why Rwanda aid must continue Culture DOMINIC MCSORLEY
  • `Hidden' glass works of Harry Clarke revealed Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE