Article Archive

May 31st 1997

• • News

  • Pollen forecast in `Irish Times' News
  • Going to St Ives News
  • Survey of female cancer is under way News
  • Posters to show results of heroin addiction News
  • Call to arms News
  • Grand support News
  • Helpline for smokers opened News
  • Tobacco seized in Dundalk News
  • Crime is down 15% in Salthill News
  • No clerical errors News
  • After a fashion News
  • Absolutely... News
  • Cool guy News
  • May 31st-June 6th News
  • Taking the mick out of Tony News
  • Called abroad News
  • Seeing double News
  • Man acquitted of woman's murder News
  • Total of BSE cases for May was four News
  • PDFORRA warns of Army concerns News
  • Play to highlight rural Irish life News
  • Galway' housing boom continues News
  • £2m MRI unit opened in Galway News
  • FF pledges to end hospital waiting lists News
  • £1,000 to V de P for traveller (84) News
  • Labour to press for continued duty free shopping News
  • Frayed nerves lead to use of dubious tactics News
  • Boy who had tried to save friend dies News
  • TUI to suspend strike threat News
  • Residents protest at dump plans News
  • Judgment put back on travellers News
  • Judgment on sand pit reserved News
  • £1.1m from EU for gardens News
  • Excivil servant to head adverts body News
  • Waste plant `now fully functional' News
  • Law staff to continue action News
  • Ruling party wins landslide amid charges of voting fraud News
  • Jury out in Oklahoma bomb trial News
  • Pregnancy ended after case dropped News
  • Church sells up over Burma News
  • New body for NATO and allies News
  • Taliban lose two towns News
  • Clapton's art fetches £419,665 News
  • Westendorp to replace Bildt, - envoys say News
  • Yeltsin ready to sign treaty News
  • `Megan's Law' man guilty News
  • East German generals jailed News
  • Peru judge quits in protest News
  • Yabba dabba - don't News
  • Council may cut off supplies to water charge defaulters News
  • 3 prisoners in controversy over judge refused release News
  • Rock star ordered to attend court News
  • Man jailed for sex assault News
  • Father jailed for abuse News
  • Pope begins bitter-sweet journey home News PADDY AGNEW
  • A plan that revitalised a war-shattered Europe News SEAN CRONIN
  • Nigeria flies in more troops as US airlifts over 900 News JOHN CHIAHEMEN
  • Hong Kong's rapid changes undermine our stereotypes News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • Le Pen serves up mayor's head on a platter News LARA MARLOWE
  • Chirac, Jospin line out together News LARA MARLOWE
  • Right-wing leader raises spectre of Quebec secession News JOE CARROLL
  • The philosopher who put the doh in doughnut News ROISIN INGLE
  • Government parties suffer swings and roundabouts in election polls News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • THE WORDS WE USE News DIARMUID O MUIRITHE
  • Gilmore pushes for tough action on Norwegian salmon News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Disaster in a quiet town News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Sick baby's plight illustrates serious waiting list crisis News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Hospital delays child heart operation for 11 months News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Trawler overturns in Cork Harbour collision with ferry News DICK HOGAN
  • Talks between Telecom and unions break down News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Hepatitis C victim follows McCole route and encounters similar obstacles News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Noonan's account seems inconsistent News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Mother forced to cook weeds News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Sunshine boosts Lotto jackpot News EMMET OLIVER
  • Comet all ye faithful, the end is nigh News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Troops alert after Hizbullah incident News JIM CUSACK
  • Are pledges on take-home pay taxing belief? News CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Volatile and floating in the new suburbs News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Bruton confident of Rainbow victory News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Bruton's Garda reform adviser endorses FF's `zero tolerance' News JOHN MAHER
  • Not quite politically correct News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Coalition's best efforts fail to break logjam News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Stability of party support unchanged with crucial floating vote still undecided News JACK JONES
  • CND chairman calls for vote against those introducing NATO "by stealth" News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Labour's poll topper may find himself in fight for final seat News ANDY POLLAK
  • Ahern sets down "mistakes" by Bruton on North News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Spring says Ahern must stop running and face questions News DICK HOGAN
  • Not doing anything about abortion News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • Taking things in her stride News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Nuclear deterrence claim denied News JIM DUNNE
  • Confident Greens predict company in Dail for Sargent News DENIS COGHLAN
  • A party prepared to forsake power to have policies implemented News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Docklands scheme would be largest ever News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Tall buildings should be permitted, says report News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Mowlam calls for parades solution News CARMEL ROBINSON
  • Conference offers parties benefit of SA's experience News PATRICK LAURENCE
  • RUC head says IRA ceasefire inevitable News CARMEL ROBINSON
  • Falling short of early promise News JOE BREEN
  • National Chamber Choir/Colin Mawby News MARTIN ADAMS
  • Andrew Boyle News LUKE CLANCY
  • Court refuses ballot order News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • FF and PDs close to gaining majority, new poll reveals News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Hole-in-the-heart baby must wait 13 months to see cardiac consultant News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Man fatally stabbed, another injured in violent incidents in Tallaght News JOHN MAHER
  • The truth about Irish families News KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Mahaffy family values News DEIRDRE FALVEY
  • Get-out for the count News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Artistic licence to party News LOUISE EAST
  • The write stuff News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Re uniting the Go Betweens News BRIAN BOYD
  • Dancing from dawn in dusk News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Drawing the crowds News TOM MATHEWS
  • Showing their true colours News EDDIE HOLT
  • Beyond the usual News COLIN HARPER
  • Summertime, and the readin' is easy News LOUISE EAST
  • A matter of interpretation News JOHN BOLAND
  • Illuminating Ireland's past News MICHAEL RYAN
  • At last: the Great American Novel? News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • A time of crying without tears News ROBERT FISK
  • A book for all readers News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Prague Farewell, by Heda Margoulis Kovaly (Indigo, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Irish Poetry After Yeats, edited by Maurice Harmon (Wolfhound, £6.99) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Last Days of the Raj, by Trevor Royle (John Murray, £13 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • One by One in the Darkness, by Deirdre Madden (Faber & Faber, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Out of Sight, by Elmore Leonard (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Declares Pereira, by Antonic Tahucchi (Harvill, £5.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Mavis Belfrage, by Alasdair Gray (Bloomsbury, £5.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov (Penguin, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Frustration of a Free State News PROISIAS O DRISCEOIL
  • The course of alternative history News BILL MCSWEENEY
  • Food on film News MICHAEL DWYER
  • STARS OF THE NORTH COUNTY News MARY DOWEY
  • Bathtime In Budapest News ANGELA LONG
  • On the sugar beat News MICHAEL VINEY
  • EYE ON NATURE News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Going wild in the city News JANE POWERS
  • Bursting to win News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Fermanagh Man News PATSEY MURPHY

  • Sport

  • For a few dollars more Sport
  • Strawberry Roan to miss Oaks Sport
  • STRICTLY BALLROOM: Irish style Sport
  • Woods barely makes the cut Sport
  • World's best go one on one Sport
  • Trust Granny's Pet Sport
  • Fabre trio look ones to beat Sport
  • Down Royal delayed Sport
  • Given move may prove a landmark Sport
  • Severe back problems force out Langer and Ballesteros Sport
  • Utah Jazz end on high note Sport
  • Irish record for Neil Ryan Sport
  • Half throttle Gascoigne is a luxury Hoddle can ill afford Sport
  • Brazil beaten by Norway Sport
  • Everton may name O'Neill Sport
  • Bold Demand gets support Sport
  • Hoddle's England bank on Gascoigne Sport DAVID LACEY
  • World's best to go one on one Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • McCague sees flaws in Derry's armour Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Sick Sampras bites the claycourt dust again Sport STEVE BIERLEY
  • The Hills have ideal blend to defend cup Sport TOM DEVLIN
  • Tall tales of a hoop dreamer Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Standard to rise in the East Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Olazabal ready to gamble on Irish Open Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Much more than Faldo's bag lady Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Ireland's late developers need a win Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • A Lion by instinct Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • Salvage operation starts here Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Dromineer can keep punters afloat through busy holiday weekend Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Sport gets a battering on and off the court Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Ballroom glitz needs some gold trimmings Sport ANTHEA MCTEIRNAN
  • Many hands make tragic work Sport EMMET MALONE

  • Business

  • The five new age questions Business
  • Retail sales improving Business
  • Lloyd's profits Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • £0.6m profit on newspaper shares Business
  • Freight costs challenged Business
  • ISME plea on pensions Business
  • Halifax flotation Business
  • US economic growth rate highest for nine years Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • Bonn adviser critical of the proposals to revalue gold Business DENIS STAUNTON
  • Talk of revalued pound a spur to buyers Business CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Towns vie to be high tech guinea pig Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • Ryanair's share success remains on a steady high Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Shares plummeting after Intel warns of drop in profits Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Next year may see McInerney returning to dividend list Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Jug of milk seals £337 dairy merger Business VICTOR KUSS
  • THE WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • Holy day amid a million flowers Opinion
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS Opinion
  • OPPOSITION STAYS IN POLE POSITION Opinion
  • RAMBLING ROWAN Opinion
  • MEETING OF MINDS Opinion
  • COMMEMORATING THE FAMINE Letters MAURA HARRINGTON
  • COMMEMORATING THE FAMINE Letters JOHN DORIS
  • COMMEMORATING THE FAMINE Letters JOHN T KAVANAGH
  • APOLOGETIC BISHOP Letters ANNE CANNING
  • PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Letters CHARLIE MCCREEVY , TD
  • PUBLIC EXPENDITURE Letters EDDIE HAUGHEY
  • FINE GAEL IN WICKLOW Letters GEMMA HUSSEY
  • RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITY Letters M CAUSER
  • APOLOGETIC BISHOP Letters SR DELIA GALLAGHER
  • WHAT'S IN A NAME? Letters DAVID R NOBLE
  • BUPA Letters WILLIAM HEAP
  • PHOTO-GENDER Letters TRIONA GLACKEN
  • Political passions lost in move to market research Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • The long shadows cast by Lowry and Haughey Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Prospect of a hung Dail puts focus firmly on Independents Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY Opinion FRANK KILFEATHER

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Card table sold for £1,075 at Blackrock Culture
  • Sadler's Dublin scenes for sale in London Culture
  • Regency rosewood sofa table fetches £2,000 Culture
  • Secretaire abattant may fetch £2,000 Culture
  • Leading Irish artists' paintings in Belfast Culture
  • Paintings to make strong showing in Sutton sale Culture
  • New catalogue published Culture
  • Yeats soldiers on in fickle market for Irish art Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE