Article Archive

June 21st 1997

• • News

  • PEOPLE News
  • The month in Strasbourg and Brussels News
  • Asylum seekers: Irish dilemma News
  • Citizens' rights News
  • Learning about the Parliament News
  • Week of action on unemployment News
  • Single mandate for all Irish MEPs News
  • Action threatened over flouting of BSE rules News
  • Bankers ready for the EURO News
  • MEPs for youth plan News
  • The controversial issue of cruelty to animals News
  • A question of sport News
  • Call for more education funding News
  • Ahern and Alderdice in North talks News
  • Petrol bomb thrown at house News
  • Casting aspirations News
  • US alien-nation News
  • `I close my eyes and I see the bodies' News
  • Over strict controls may shut Aughinish plant, hearing told News
  • Sentence on man who killed abusive father suspended News
  • Teenage burglar failed to take chance judge gave her News
  • Department on RSE threat News
  • Papers in braille fail to arrive for blind student News
  • Judgment reserved on radio licence News
  • Date is set for Quinlivan detention inquiry appeal News
  • Tax-driver fined for assault News
  • Two deny murder of RUC man News
  • Voluntary sector introduces report News
  • NI Forum report on parades criticised News
  • British officials knew faulty plastic bullets in service with RUC News
  • Joy as man is cleared on appeal of the murder of two British corporals News
  • Five days for the Independents to flex muscles News
  • Capture of Poi Pot again claimed News
  • French N-plant "dumping" in sea News
  • Kray found guilty of cocaine charge News
  • Ciller angry as PM named News
  • UN team in killings inquiry News
  • Better off without her News
  • £200,000 for guide's negligence News
  • Vatican signs Hungarian pact News
  • Police find new Salinas aliases News
  • Apparition claim leads to chaos News
  • Nuclear research victim dies News
  • Kohl popularity falls further News
  • Miners win pay rises of 30% News
  • Police break up housing protest staged outside communist party headquarters News
  • Enlargement at risk after Dutch summit News
  • Resolution approves nuclear agreement with the US News
  • Call for military intervention News
  • President speaks out for Europe's citizens News
  • Petitions for action News
  • The European database News
  • Single market mineral oils News
  • Protests over the ending of duty-free News
  • China: dialogue goes ahead despite worries about democracy News
  • Call for EU to help homeless News
  • Of Bloom and Bacon News
  • Tales of summer schools News
  • Rising stars News
  • Midsummer ball News
  • Everywhere, all at once News
  • Scallions News
  • IRA killing of RUC men raises North tensions News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Holy cow, yet another sequel from Batman News ROISIN INGLE
  • THE WORDS WE USE News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Rain unlikely to dampen spirits at Radiohead gig News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • SIPTU calls off strike action at Rennicks News PADRAIG YEATES
  • The voice of experience News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Media blamed for creating tensions over refugee issue News PATSY McGARRY
  • Health board chief warns on Information Bill implications News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Electricians in new stoppage over pay News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Confusing, wordy, awkward, not quite the stuff of art 2.626 ANNE BYRNE
  • Starving head for more lenient Quebec News BRENDAN O CATHAOIR
  • Syllabus gets through airing News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Wunderbar, says the students News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Loyalists `will avenge' RUC men's deaths News JIM CUSACK
  • Inquiry today after finding of body reported News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Flanagan warns on escalation of IRA violence following murders in Lurgan News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Blair will urge Clinton to back new peace moves News JOE CARROLL
  • FF/PD JOINT PROGRAMME News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Ahern and Harney lay out plans for the new coalition News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • New deal pledges to restore "confidence in public life" News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Parties may seek to replace multi-seat system News DENIS COGHLAN
  • Trouble at home reduces EU heavyweight News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • Accuracy of "twisted journalism" vanquished former MP News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Summit aspirations soar to match the "mile-high" city in the Rockies News JOE CARROLL
  • Gonzalez says he is standing down News JANE WALKER
  • Hague puts Redwood on `New Tory' bench News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Military presence will extend to piggeries News CONOR O'CLERY
  • `Deep Throat' remains in the shadows News SEAN CRONIN
  • Blair to warn Sinn Fein that its `moment of truth' has arrived News FRANK MILLAR
  • Aitken falls on `sword of truth' News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • First Guerin shooting intended to kill News JIM CUSACK
  • US alien-nation News BRIAN BOYD
  • A model lifestyle? News MAEVE BINCHY
  • A man of many parts News MICHAEL DWYER
  • South, in search of sin News KEVIN BARRY
  • Don't look back News HELEN MEANY
  • Roseanne's turkeysong News EDDIE HOLT
  • Hugh Linehan watches the candidates at the coalface News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Where ghosts walk abroad News ROBERT FISK
  • How Lincoln learned about the world News BRIAN FALLON
  • Fire: 1934-1937, by Anais Nin (Peter Owen, £13.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Oxford Book of Travel Stories, edited by Patricia Craig (CUP, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Men who Murdered Marilyn, by Matthew Smith (Bloomsbury, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Kiln, by William McIlvanney (Sceptre, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Agenda: An Anthology, edited by William Cookson (Carcanet, £12.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Scarlet City, by Hella S. Haasse (Alison and Busby, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Arizona Game, by Georgina Hammick (Vintage, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Tailor of Panama, by John le Carre (Coronet £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Collected Poems and Verse of the Austen Family, edited by David Selwyn (Carcanet, £7.95 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Albania: From Anarchy to a Balkan Identity, by Miranda Vickers and James Pettiler (Hurst, no price given) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Cold Comfort Farm, by Stella Gibbons (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • It always happens again News ETHA VINEY
  • Literature, language and the polis News LIAM MAC COIL
  • A historian against the grain News FRANK CALLANAN
  • No escaping a Blooming bore News JOHN BOLAND
  • The man with the golden voice News RAY COMISKEY
  • Straight down the middle News MARTYN TURNER
  • The music of quiet lives News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • A fair day for wine News MARY DOWEY
  • Come into parlour, little weed News JANE POWERS
  • Blooming handy? News JOHN McKENNA
  • News from the restaurant front News JOHN McKENNA
  • Something special News JOHN McKENNA
  • NICKLAUS 4 News GARRETT ROWE
  • Its nor bother with a hover News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Stern in Private News PENELOPE DENING

  • Sport

  • Injury forces Agassi to opt out Sport
  • Irish do well in Isle of Man Sport
  • YMCA to provide test for Old Belvedere Sport
  • Inter sign Ronaldo Sport
  • Mullins carries Irish hopes Sport
  • Walton makes his twos in time Sport
  • El's `focused' on another win Sport
  • Youths team loses key man Sport
  • Conspicuous stands out as each-way bet Sport
  • Danetime pipped by berry's Glyer Sport
  • Henman feels land of hype and glory Sport

  • Business

  • Banking on the Net Business
  • MARKET REPORT - EUROPE Business
  • US tobacco industry in historic agreement over health damages Business
  • Psion falls victim to own technological innovation Business
  • Bombardier replaces Fokker slack at Short Brothers Business
  • Supermarket day and night shopping for insomniacs Business
  • Yeoman takes major stake in Ardagh Business
  • Call for partnerships Business
  • Firm poised to invest Business
  • EU to examine planned drinks merger Business
  • MARKET REPORT - LONDON Business
  • MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK Business
  • Cash crisis looming at Aer Lingus Business CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Spanner in the works at Mackie Business VICTOR KUSS
  • US bank opts for outlets in supermarkets Business MARY CUNNIFFE
  • Quinn to widen out into life insurance Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Crean changes policy on dividend payments Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Eureko to expand its operations Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • FF/PD deal plans to reduce corporation tax rate to 10% Business CLIFF TAYLOR
  • Court to rule on move against Shirley Taylor Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • Terror on the Lake Opinion
  • AN OAK AT YOUR DOOR Opinion
  • GOVERNMENT - AHERN STYLE Opinion
  • Main Street, Ireland Opinion
  • TONY BLAIR'S FAMINE STATEMENT Letters WILLIAM HUNT
  • GENERAL ELECTION `97 Letters NIAMH BHREATHNACH
  • MURDERS IN LURGAN Letters JOHN ROBB
  • ADOPTION RECORDS Letters AUSTIN CURRIE
  • REFUGEES AND RACISM Letters BERNARD NEARY
  • NEW DIRECTORY Letters J F FINUCANE
  • CHECK OUT BRAZIL Letters CARLOS BETTENCOURT BUENO
  • MINI-MARATHON Letters ALAN R EAGER
  • MINI-MARATHON Letters SHEILA DALY
  • UGGOOL STRAND Letters NICHOLAS HARMAN
  • LIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA Letters GERALD N COLLINS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Dining table, chairs in Malahide auction Culture
  • French clock set for £2,000-plus at Rosslare Culture
  • Cash seizures from Guerin investigation top £720,000 Culture
  • Fittings from old Brown Thomas store for sale Culture
  • No need to splash out at this picture auction Culture
  • Large collection of porcelain on offers Culture
  • Disc of Joyce reading for £8,000 Culture
  • Georgian and Victorian furniture in Dublin Culture
  • Hand-embroidered linen at Newman House event Culture
  • Golf manuals offer advice and etiquette Culture
  • Georgian bracket clock fetches £3,800 in Clare Culture
  • Paul Henry painting of Killarney makes £20,000 Culture