Article Archive

May 20th 1997

• • News

  • Nurses plead not guilty to murder News
  • Maids cleared to sue Saudi royals News
  • Mandela on visit to Zimbabwe News
  • Children set £2.4m fire News
  • Higgins outlines sewage solution News
  • Investment `put at risk' News
  • FF promises cheaper car cover plan News
  • O'Rourke says FG will privatise News
  • Candidate held while canvassing News
  • Care workers get ready for strike News
  • New engineering academy set up News
  • Thomas, Earl of Offaly, killed in car accident News
  • Brothel-keeper gets 18 months News
  • UCC gets Bantry House archive News
  • The CELT is coming News
  • Liners due in Cork News
  • No more "them and us" Education
  • Waterford Institute of Technology Education
  • Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork Education
  • The city goes statuesque Education
  • ALERT Education
  • Solicitors and clerks lift action News
  • Mir and shuttle may be seen News
  • Wexford drama group wins again News
  • TUI launches education plan News
  • Gaelscoil protest in Mallow News
  • Faldo may build Mayo golf course News
  • Man on track killed by train News
  • Green Party confident of Cork seat News
  • CND wants vow of neutrality News
  • Parties criticised over abortion News
  • PDs call for food safety priority News
  • Ahern speech not in Dail - Currie News
  • Martin warns of rural demise News
  • TD endorses minimum wage News
  • DL dictating to Bruton - FF News
  • Giving mother more of the cake News
  • Union advocates tax credits plan News
  • FF is short of ideas - Noonan News
  • Minister says tax cuts pose threat News
  • O'Connell a victim of official amnesia - Daly News
  • Motorway traffic disrupted as bulk tanker overturns News
  • Brothers found dead in their home News
  • Churchill told systematic murder of Jews started as early as 1941 News
  • High toll feared in severe cyclone News
  • Chernobyl plant shuts News
  • PEOPLE News
  • Britain refuses to send marbles back to Greece News
  • Clampdown and crowds at concert News
  • Dostum faces pro-Taleban uprising News
  • Bacabandi wins Mongolia poll News
  • Cholera outbreak in Hong Kong News
  • Suharto in good health - daughter News
  • New regime promises elections "open to all" News
  • Police clash with student protesters News
  • Australia marks donkey's bravery News
  • Malawi president reshuffles cabinet News
  • 2,000 homeless after Jakarta fire News
  • Kim to run in presidential poll News
  • Rare orchid goes on display News
  • Teachers are very positive as they see changes in how pupils behave Education
  • It's amazing how brutal people can be to teenagers Education
  • Work in progress as the State starts the tidy up Education
  • Galway RTC Education
  • Limerick RTC Education
  • Council says vet school should go Education
  • New survey - outs green lager louts Education
  • Better than peer pressure Education
  • Boost for Leaving Cert business Education
  • Back charter, TUI tells TDs Education
  • Course for drama teachers Education
  • Bugs: The Movie Education
  • Late night Russian television bewitches viewers News HELEN WOMACK
  • Angry Widdecombe hastens Howard's end News PHIL MURPHY
  • Jospin fails to hold students in palm of hand News LARA MARLOWE
  • Both sides blame each other as peace process founders News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • 100 die in Kurdish clash fuelled by Turkish incursion in northern Iraq News RODDY SCOTT
  • Opening the mind's doors Education YVONNE HEALY
  • A place to play in a city Education JACKIE BOURKE
  • Innocence is not ignorance Education CARMEL WYNNE
  • Student artists labour in squalor Education JOHN CONNOLLY
  • THEY MEAN BUSINESS Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Are we speaking their language? Education KYRAN FITZGERALD
  • Poet wins first IT creative writing bursary Education ANNE BYRNE
  • 25 years a-growing - and the end is not in sight Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Gael force wins Education POL O MUIRI
  • Baboro-ians land on Galway shore Education YVONNE HEALY
  • Making the right moves Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Make the world your oyster and get paid at the same time Education ANNE BYRNE
  • Summer in the city . . . Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Wet Wet Wet Education CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Seeing glory amid clouds News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Corporation to take charge of medieval Liberties find News FRANK MCDONALD
  • 180 acre dump project poses environment risks, says critics News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Former head of UCG dies at home News ANDY POLLAK
  • Council grants development firm 50 year lease of King John's Castle News ARTHUR QUINLAN
  • Better quality water supply expected in improvements to Roundwood reservoir News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Bruton confident of staying in job he has grown to love News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Unpretentious leader who has reinvented himself many times News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Transatlantic flight is 70 today News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Garda body accuses Government of hiding report of pay review News JIM CUSACK
  • New national independent news group will offer service to local radio stations News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Robinson to discuss UN post with Secretary General News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Bigger Galway art extravaganza News KATIE DONOVAN
  • Mervyn Wall, novelist and playwright, dies aged 89 News BRIAN FALLON
  • Spreading jam after days of bread and butter News CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Cutting out insecurity at the cutting edge of technology News COLM KEENA
  • Bruton insists he will not ask for Lowry's support in Dail News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Cattle dealers give no stick to the man without a party News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Walsh defends farm poster News MARK BRENNOCK
  • A place dividend noted for its fierce contests within main parties News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • De Rossa takes both greetings and grievances News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • £100 weekly allowance for mothers cost of party's support News FRANK MCNALLY
  • FF promises to increase Irish fish quotas News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Geography the political factor in Donegal canvass News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Tax proposals will widen gap faced by poor News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • Soft landing for high flier Harney News DICK GROGAN
  • Ahern, Bruton to debate on TV News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Women "face 500 year wait" to reach equality News ANDY POLLAK
  • Late addition to ticket may turn out to be poll topper News DICK HOGAN
  • Saulters appears to rule out talks with Garvaghy residents News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Clinton may make notable statement on peace process News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Adams and McGuinness get Commons facilities until clock strikes after queen's speech debate News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Sinn Fein and loyalist parties predict strong support in council elections News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Washington and London rule out any alternative peace process News JOE CARROLL
  • Traffic managers to review scheme to tackle congestion News JOHN MAHER
  • Report urges formation of bank for travellers News PAUL CULLEN
  • Brothers found dead in their home News JIM DUNNE
  • Gardai in riot gear end siege at Cork farmhouse News DICK HOGAN
  • Referendum sought on banning discrimination against disabled people News PAUL CULLEN
  • Labour, DL tax plans seek allowance increases News CLIFF TAYLOR , MARK BRENNOCK
  • Victorious Kabila expected to arrive in Kinshasa today News CHRIS MCGREAL
  • Toiseach rules out action on abortion News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Beautiful city is despoiled as problem of litter worsens News DICK HOGAN
  • 40% of employers are not satisfied with FAS News PADRAIG YEATES

  • Sport

  • Pain in neck irks Omelia Sport
  • Youth side on verge of success Sport
  • Old target for New Labour Sport
  • Ulster replay goes to Clones Sport
  • Dalglish tables bid for Given Sport
  • Instonians take laurels Sport
  • Miller out to stake him claim Sport
  • First blood goes to Ireland Sport
  • IOC plan new test Sport
  • Round world record beaten Sport
  • Horton has kind words for Seniors Sport
  • Beautiful bogey saves the day Sport
  • Air Express wins again Sport
  • Cumani colt is chosen Sport
  • Another double for Swan Sport
  • Connolly to beat injury Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Di Stefano still sure about the Real thing Sport PADDY AGNEW
  • Juninhio targeted by United Sport IAN ROSS
  • Kil takes yellow after third stage Sport JIM MCARDLE
  • Bishop may answer our prayers Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Daly to be on hand to steady his forwards Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Delaney must quit post as Dublin board vice chairman Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Carey's losing battle causes Limerick gloom Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Smith sets record going it alone Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Dawn to dusk at Ballybunion Sport PHILIP REID
  • Eat Sandwedge, sleep Sandwedge, drink ... Sport JOE CULLEY
  • Olazabal takes Irish Open gamble Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Angelsey unlikely golf Mecca Sport PHILIP REID
  • Patience pays huge dividend for Clarke Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Cavan course suits Smyth Sport PHILIP REID
  • User friendly course offers worthy challenge Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Hackett will have work cut out to retain title Sport PHILIP REID
  • Gentle Mossy will prefer this trip Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Masterly wins for Davidson Sport GRANIA WILLIS

  • Business

  • Managing director gets £2m Business
  • Murdoch reigns in California Business
  • Honeymoon over for New Labour Business
  • Italian investors cautious Business
  • Italy looks set to unveil budget plan Business
  • Fears of rise in US rates today cast shadows over markets Business
  • Trade surplus in January shows a continuing rise Business
  • Warning against ending tax relief on UK mortgages Business
  • British Airways profits increase to record levels Business
  • Alcopops advertising defended Business
  • Judge accepts rescue plan for company Business
  • AIB tapping into Sybase Business
  • Car firm recruiting 200 despite dispute Business
  • After Eric, United they fall Business
  • Smooth passage for Rolls Business
  • Galen to float in London Business
  • NI manufacturing exports rise 18% Business
  • John Henderson to invest £4m in storage facility Business
  • Sainsbury clears store hurdle Business
  • Managers' stress increasing Business
  • New York waits for Fed talks Business
  • Hong Kong sun offers new world horizon for Aer Rianta Business CONOR O'CLERY
  • Non Irish business is growing in importance for Irish Diary Board Business COLM KEENA
  • Anglo Irish Bank raises £80m to fund expansion Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • OECD says rapid growth of economy should continue Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • B of I profits jump by 11% Business EDDIE O'GORMAN
  • Market does well to survive Wall Street's sale hangover Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • MOST REMARKABLE FRENCHMAN Opinion
  • BETTER TO TALK NOW Opinion
  • SCHENGEN BORDERS Opinion
  • SEA TROUT SCAREMONGERING Letters RICHARD FLYNN
  • THE ELECTORAL BILL Letters NOEL DEMPSEY TD
  • LINGUISTIC CHICANERY Letters BRENDAN O'BRIEN
  • ZERO TOLERANCE OF CRIME Letters GARY O'SULLIVAN
  • ART FOR WHOSE SAKE? Letters GREG TRAYNOR
  • TAILTEANN BULLDOZING Letters SEAMUS MACGABHANN
  • PRIVATISATION Letters JAMES SMYTH
  • BATTLES IN MEXICO Letters G T DEMPSEY
  • PUBLICANS AND DRUGS Letters OLAF TYARANSEN
  • AN ILLUSTRIOUS SEAMAN Letters JOHN DE COURCY IRELAND
  • GRANTS FOR SPORT Letters DERMOT NAGLE
  • THE DESTRUCTION OF TAILTEANN Letters DR SEOSAMH WATSON
  • FIANNA FAIL AND CASINOS Letters BRENDAN SCALLON
  • PROTESTANT VALUES Letters LESLIE CRAVEN
  • SMITHFIELD SCULPTORS' CENTRE Letters AISLING PRIOR
  • Deflector issue has metaphors for life in the market Opinion JOHN WATERS
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Culture
  • Carving a lasting influence Culture BRIAN FALLON
  • A slice of life on a decorated platter Culture FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • Pianist suffers a double misfortune Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Eels Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Oisin Kelly Culture IAN WIECZOREK
  • THE FEMME FACTOR Culture LARA MARLOWE
  • Virtual friends for those who need coaching Culture ANNA MUNDOW
  • Seen and not heard Culture G V WHELAN
  • Blair's speech dismays republicans, who want unity within 15 years Culture DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Sacrificing the minorities to bogus equality Culture GORDON LINNEY