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November 1997

‹ Nov 17th 1997 Nov 19th 1997 ›

November 18th 1997

- Sport
- Davis and Higgins out Sport
- Young helps San Francisco veterans to their fifth title Sport
- Hanratty may be out for a year Sport
- Moran set for call-up Sport
- Moore to run Jeffell at Ascot Sport
- Williamson apologises after losing Sport
- Ambulance stuck on course Sport
- FIFA face seeding headache Sport PADDY AGNEW
- FAI counts cost of defeat Sport PETER BYRNE
- Scotland friendly targeted Sport PETER BYRNE
- O'Hare looks vulnerable Sport PAT ROCHE
- Wimbledon rumours resurface Sport EMMET MALONE
- Belgian model provides some pointers Sport EMMET MALONE
- Irish eight pack down Sport PHILIP REID
- GUI come to defence of youths' team event Sport PHILIP REID
- Irish prosper Stateside Sport PHILIP REID
- Lansdowne to play new pair Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Cayard makes light of heavy weather Sport BOB FISHER
- Casey out of Belfast event Sport PAT ROCHE
- Roscommon look into US ban on trio Sport SEAN MORAN
- Learning from the best in the world Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Road win may signal change for McKiernan Sport PETER BYRNE
- Business
- Frankfurt makes gains in late trade Business
- Shell and BP sign huge deals Business
- Leap-frogging price cuts to win business Business
- Welsh group may unveil major project Business
- Predators surround Care First Business
- Japanese stocks stage sharp revival of fortunes welcomed Business
- Tokyo rally lifts trading on Wall St Business
- Strong Asian markets lift sentiment as London share prices rise sharply Business
- AB Foods' policy on Dalgety boost for Kerry Group Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- IP, Farrell case set for High Court today Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- BA to launch new low-cost airline Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Lyons Irish' profit trimmed to £7.9m Business BILL MURDOCH
- New focus for tourism Business EMMET OLIVER
- Guinness four on probation prior to release Business FRANK MCNALLY
- SDTI takeover Business EMMET OLIVER
- Coats to close its Lurgan plant with loss of 500 jobs Business EDDIE O'GORMAN
- EU Finance Ministers fail to agree on money policy Business PATRICK SMYTH
- Safeway outlines majorgrowth plan for North Business THERESA JUDGE
- Lower milk prices lift Unigate profit Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
- Hong Kong provides impetus for modest gains in share prices Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Opinion
- Hunting The Badger: With A Spade Opinion
- Europe's Accounts Opinion
- Payback Time Letters
- Massacre In Luxor Opinion
- The Rainbow Party? Letters GARY KING
- Positive Discrimination Letters CONOR VERDON
- Meaning Of The Poppy Letters TOM MOORE
- President McAleese Letters LIAM SHANAHAN
- President McAleese Letters LIAM NOLAN
- Payback Time Letters NED O'NEILL
- Turkey's Position On Cyprus Letters EMIN YILMAZ
- Unbreakable? Letters ANTHONY SHERIDAN
- Casement Diaries Letters SEAMUS O SIOCHAIN PH D
- Dublin Traffic Letters TERRY HOBDELL
- Library For Lucan? Letters CATHERINE BRANGAN
- Anti-Nuclear Group Letters OONAGH COLEMAN
- The Kohima Epitaph Letters JOHN A MADDEN
- New Heroin Substitute Letters LORNE PATTERSON R M N
- Irish Literacy Levels Letters DERMOTT BARRETT
- Life & Style
- Culture
- From heroic wife to general's widow Culture
- Matthew Bermingham is a civil servant Culture
- Northern Lights Culture
- Queen of Georgian Ireland Culture
- Corrections And Clarifications Culture
- New agreement between Vatican and Israel yet another step on the journey of reconciliation Culture
- Ambivalent state policy gives backing to militants Culture
- Bjork Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
- Are You Listening To Me Gaybo? Culture GERRY COLGAN
- Autumn blues blown away Culture GERRY MORIARTY
- Is it over and Dunphy? Culture HARRY BROWNE
- Quavering singing mars combined choral entry Culture DERMOT GAULT
- A crossover for Keillor Culture ROBERT DUNBAR

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