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November 1997

‹ Nov 25th 1997 Nov 27th 1997 ›

November 26th 1997

- Sport
- Nap for Name Of Our Father Sport
- White's try seals the issue Sport
- Speedy Silk Cut sets standard Sport
- Finesse is the key says Norman Sport
- Four Irish qualify as it rains in Spain Sport
- Blair picks Charlton Sport
- O'Sullivan guarded about his prospects Sport
- Inter crash in France Sport
- Barrington should open his account Sport
- One Man outpaces Viking Flagship Sport
- Scots delay selection Sport
- Smashing time for Irish tennis Sport PAT ROCHE
- Irwin accepts apology for tackle Sport PETER BYRNE
- FIFA reiterate opposition to Wimbledon move Sport EMMET MALONE
- Grey weather casts cloud on colours day Sport SEAN MORAN
- Yorke provides lifeline with a vital away strike Sport MARTIN THORPE
- Big two turn up for Euro kickabout Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Carlow players won't play Sport SEAN MORAN
- Welsh plan to give haka its due Sport PAUL REES
- Good year unlikely says Hill Sport ALAN HENRY
- McRae wins easily but loses title to Makinen Sport DAVID WILLIAMS
- Popplewell captain as Wood withdraws Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Ireland boldly go for blend of tried and untested Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- All Blacks well below par but grind out win Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
- Business
- Main Points Business
- New Berlin air link Business
- Insurer settles action Business
- Flavin buys DCC shares Business
- Superquinn goes home Business
- Tokyo's fall has only minor effect Business
- New trial in IBA case Business
- Japan accuses investors and rating agencies of overreaction Business
- Chancellor signals need end cycle of boom and bust Business
- Plotting course to duty-free Business
- Stocks shrug off Japanese concerns Business
- Oglesby & Butler profits increase Business
- Brown fails to shift market focus Business
- Revenue at Dell Computers surges 58% in third quarter Business MADELEINE LYONS
- Annual profit rises 26% to £30m at Anglo Irish Bank Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Troubled Pacific Rim economies agree plan for IMF assistance Business JOE CARROLL
- Liquidator has nothing for unsecured creditors of IPN Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Donegal issue set to rise on launch Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Agency aims to rebuild brands Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Green to fund development by £60m rights issue Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Cassells puts case basic wage level Business PADRAIG YEATES
- Chamber makes transport plea Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Regulator to announce third mobile phone licence details Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Market holds its nerves to rise in wake of Japanese sell-off Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- Culture
- Mystery brothers in music Culture
- Comedy hits and misses Culture
- Reader's Choice Culture
- Wimbledon try to sell a dummy with EU laws Culture
- Kids' story? Culture
- Faxback Culture
- Will the festival gamble pay off? Culture
- A broader shoulder to cry on Culture PATRICK BRENNAN
- Only severe penalties can curb deadly trade Culture
- Corrections And Clarifications Culture
- Educational Empire-Building Culture
- Nothing murky about tales from the Lee Culture
- media scope/Junior Dublin Film Festival reviewing competition Culture
- Hugh Tinney (piano), RTE Vanbrugh Quartet Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
- Surprise package Culture DAVID NOWLAN
- Simple sleaze and grand larceny Culture BRENDAN GLACKEN

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