30 August, 1997 Digital News Archive

Liverpool `hard test' for Celtic

By Michael Walker

Services to be devolved to 5 centres

By Paul Cullen

Minister signs convention on asylum-seekers

By Paul Cullen

Victorian sideboard may fetch £800 plus

Islamists arrested

Indian Independence

South of the border

Report spells an end to taking things on trust

By By DICK WALSH

Hague welcomes Sinn Fein's entry into negotiations

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Champions Derry hungry for more

By Emmet Malone

Body exhumed for post-mortem

By By DICK GROGAN

Pressure to include payment to Burke in inquiry grows

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Milosevic acts as bomb explodes in Plavsic stronghold

By By VICTORIA STEGIC

Raising Hell

Mental Illness

Mowlam explains thinking behind talks decision

Late bloomers

Cook announces Timor initiative in Indonesia

By By JIM DELLA-GIACOMA

WBK to spend £13.5m on update

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Points race is harsh but fair

Mayo to sharpen up act for real thing

By By JOHN O'KEEFFE

Loyalist band cancels parade

Balla Sola picked to prove the exception

By Brian O'Connor

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Those in Authority

Australia feels stress of its `Big Boy' status

By By ANGELA LONG

Tapes to set the dark echoing

By By JOHN BOLAND

Mixed bag for Dettori

`Mir' spacewalk to inspect Spektr module postponed

Charles wins at Millstreet

By By MARIE-CLAIRE DIGBY

Hammering out Handel

Three men in darkest Africa

By Arminta Wallace

Irish rally fails to yield medal

By By GRANIA WILLIS

Bring on the dancing butterflies

By Michael Viney

Systematic bullying hallmark of Haughey's leadership in 1982

Ronie's Tale

Brass-dial longcase clock for £1,800 plus

Singapore hangs drug traffickers

Andrews lost PMPA legal work after backing Colley in leadership election

By Peter Murtagh

Brussels showdown for Guinness and GrandMet

Irish tobacco firms may soon be facing actions on health claims

By Kevin O'Sullivan

The Clare champions

By By MARY DOWEY

All the presidents' movies

Plain sailing round globe for couple

Accordion Crimes, by E. Annie Proulx (4th Estate, £6.99 in UK)

Pressure points and press nights

Townsend cites Robson factor for moving north

Ronaldo to the rescue

Bidding Cities

Breathless in New York

World Championship hopefuls lash union

By By ANDY BOWMAN

On The Sidelines

By Emmet Malone

Market Report - Dublin

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

No `shadow of a gun' now hanging over anyone in talks, Hume asserts

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

Peregrines: (Not Birds)

Maradona fails another test

Big boys' games, big boys' rules

Abusive smoker lost his flight

Reflex Group loses £1.1m in opening six months in first half

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Graft And Corruption

Me and my Brothers: Inside the Kray empire, by Charles Kray (HarperCollins, £6.99 in UK)

Life in all its actuality

Bookings open for fine arts and antiques course

Israel rules out quitting south Lebanon

By By HOWARD GOLLER

Clinton chooses Foley for Japan

Now or never for interprovincial protagonists

By Gerry Thornley

Miller NI deal for Beamish

Graft and Corruption

Aertel gets farm news page

Death toll from floods up to 76

Leinster V Connacht

By Gerry Thornley

Credit Suisse sacks £400m rogue trader corrs

Perfectionism in Portishead

Jerome Lejeune

Sports Speak: The week in quotes

DPP seeks information on ramming

Mahogany peat buckets make top price of £3,400

Statement

Jordan pair set the pace

By By MARTIN MCCARTHY

Harrington makes his move

7 new BSE cases in August

The man who made sure U2 did the business

By Frank McNally

Reynolds says survey indicates he would win vote comfortably

By By MARK BRENNOCK

U2 to play underneath the arches

By Frank McNally

Days of 1913

By By JUSTIN QUINN

Mentally ill made sterile by force in US

By By GRETCHEN COOK

Stormy times for Charlie Haughey and the Roses of Tralee

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Army experts defuse device

Treading the boards again

Concern over lack of facilities

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Another fine mess

A Soufriere eruption led to birth of `Frankenstein'

Diamond solitaire for up to £14,000

Bottle Of The Week

Fintan O'Toole On Catholicism

Mandela honours De Klerk

The men who have seen it all

Trimble to meet Catholic Primate

VHI says 9% increase will cause loss of few members

By By EMMET OLIVER

Man hit by car named

Adams to visit US next Tuesday

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

Trimble predicts some people `will look very foolish' when IRA violence returns

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

BnM strike threat recedes

Gay nightclubs in Paris closed

Water-CJD link denied

Throwing water into the vision

An epic ode to Gaelic games

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Factfile

Market Report - London

Market Report - New York

List of this year's massacres

Lessons in moving and marriage

Looking to my potato patch

Sterling hits Derry jobs

Book closes on Irish Ryder venue

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Mornington becomes electric

Now is the time to halt any grubby slide in our political system

Bonds gain ground after Tietmeyer's comments

By Cliff Taylor

Making folk funky

By By KEVIN BARRY

In The Swim

Trapped in the departure lounge

Dark shadow on a `model' state

Alford arrested on drugs charges

Ovoca abandons Canadian joint venture tie-up

Joanna Morgan retires

By Brian O'Connor

Share prices pared back as Far East takes fright

Limavady in cup final

What's in a county name?

Revenue must show equality over politicians' tax affairs

Birth by new technique

Property group `could abandon' its plans

Hooke's grasp of pressure changes

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

It's all go in Sligo

By By LOUISE EAST

Up to 300 Algerians dead in worst slaughter of civil war

By Lara Marlowe

Magical Fun back in style

By Brian O'Connor

De Klerk resignation brings closer the day of the one-party state

Tipperary voters stand by their man despite damning report from tribunal

Ahern and Blair to seek unionist role in talks

By By GERRY MORIARTY and MARK BRENNOCK

Garden Work

National Chamber Choir/Colin Mawby

By By MARTIN ADAMS

McBride eyes big prize

Who'd be a judge?

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Fishermen lose battle to prevent dredging

Ahern stresses commitment to euro from start

By Patrick Smyth

Accident witnesses sought

The woes of Tralee

By By EDDIE HOLT

Feelings running high over Monaghan lake shore project

Police to query `forced' confessions allegations

By Michael Jansen

Hoddle defends Ian Wright

UPS victory shows labour has not had its day

By By SEAN CRONIN

Tralee hospital to get scanner

EYE ON NATURE

Ireland loses the momentum

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

The Tomb of God, by Richard Andrews and Paul Schellenberger (Little, Brown, £6.99 in UK)

Group warns on blood-clotting

Algeria Bleeds

Defending the lead

By By GARRETT ROWE

And the winner is...

A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1924, by Orlando Figes (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK)

Celtic Dinosaur?

Ahern calls on unionists to `recognise opportunity'

By Catherine Cleary

IMF wants Germany to hold rates steady

Romance has left us hopelessly bound up in the Windsor knot

Welsh swing to Assembly, poll claims

Once more, with gusto

By By LOUISE EAST

Fu forges ahead

Golden arch will bathe U2 fans in warm glow

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Something for admirers of Hicks to relish

Hare

National League Previews

W & H sells Shortland

200 years of watercolours to go on show

Death in the Andes, by Mario Vargas Llosa (Faber & Faber, £6.99 in UK)

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Boy says he ate cocaine in fridge

No EU-Cyprus talks delay

Up To Speed

Diary date

Clashes threaten shaky accord

Club-By-Club Guide

By Emmet Malone

This Week In The Markets

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Market Report - Europe

The double agony of Paris under siege

Quakers warn of dangers in Poor Law

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Ferguson receives blow to his Champions' League ambitions

By By DAVID LACEY

Killer runs off with waitress

Cork businessman granted injunction against golf club

Plan to dump n-waste thwarted

Jews locked in passionate contest over who truly expresses the faith

Going down a Storm

The ex-wives of Windsor make merry

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

McCourt on camera

Indictment of Haughey troubles his disciples

A mover between worlds

Fruit of the Loom directors agree $2m severance package

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Supposing The Talks Succeed?

Wave of selling continues on Asian markets as foreign investors flee

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Four Ministers have served under Haughey

By Peter Murtagh

Cinerati in the open air

Pleading poor case for the defence

The ebbing of the imperial tide

Film memorabilia and books get a showing

Traffic diversions and parking ban for concerts

Sheridan passed fit

Money need not always talk, it can work silently

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Mayo flux adds to Offaly's fortunes

By By SEAN MORAN

IMO drills for zinc

This Week They Said

Book fair holds another summer event by demand

Atherton to stay on

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Artistic treasure in plenty

By By BRIAN FALLON

Border Protestant may return to former home

People

Independent Of The Independent

Henman bows out with a poor display

By By STEVE BIERLEY

Ulster V Munster

By Gerry Thornley

Blair is not for turning is Mowlam's message

Trade Me A Dream

By By GERRY COLGAN

Fulwood recovers to reach the Open final

By By PAT ROCHE

Court halts dismissal of Irish Permanent branch manager

Haughey willing to jail tax evaders

By Peter Murtagh

Champions hold out for a point

By Emmet Malone

This Ford's not for crossing

Anyone For President?

Left to suffer and die in silence

The Clare Valley Irish

Quiet Flows the Don, by Mikhail Sholokhov (Dent, £14.99 in UK)