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December 1997

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December 3rd 1997

- Sport
- The Four Stages Sport
- Hobbs chaser worth the nap Sport
- Hide seeks out Fashanu Sport
- FAI hope to retain seeding Sport
- Dortmund win world title Sport
- Women in Iranian welcome Sport
- Hopes high at two venues Sport
- Big Daddy dies aged 60 Sport
- American leads European school Sport
- Ireland out of contention Sport
- Italy the life for Springbok Williams Sport
- Snooker row set to escalate Sport
- England left unseeded in the realms of chance Sport DAVID LACEY
- Collins gets FIFA pardon Sport DAVID LACEY
- Finn Harps say no to Friday fixture Sport EMMET MALONE
- Chasing debut for Pearl Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Moore keeps options open Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Trainers want talks on jockey rules Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Limerick hoping to get back on even keel Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
- Down players may appeal ban for playing in New York Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
- Tyrrell sells on team to new force Sport ALAN HENRY
- Clinch steps down at Lansdowne Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Rogers and Hegarty set for return to action Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Men in black roll on with yet another victory Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
- Business
- Regulator funded by licence fees Business
- System operates on a higher frequency Business
- Slight slip as Germans hold gains Business
- Cooley wins export award Business
- B of I share options Business
- Blair pushes for role in euro club Business
- Mining ban led to withdrawal, court told Business
- Building society settles all legal actions Business
- Wall Street gives the City a lift Business
- New car sales at full speed for November Business
- Coillte deal shelved Business
- Irish chief of poster firm Business
- Statoil cuts prices Business
- Ewart car park contract Business
- Warnings leave stocks on the edge Business
- Payment delay for Woodchester Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Avonmore sets up two funds to help replace the jobs it cut back Business EMMET OLIVER
- Interested parties must pay £5,000 Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Third mobile phone licence will cost operator up to £10m Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- O'Reilly retires at Heinz in April Business CLIFF TAYLOR
- SFA seeking Budget tax breaks for small firms Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- A quiet day's trading follows slow beginning in New York Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- Pound sinks as strong sterling makes its mark in the markets Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- Opinion
- Tragedy in Siberia Opinion
- "I Wish I Were In Carrickfergus" Opinion
- Sticky Problem Letters
- You Know You Know Letters
- Ireland Of The Welcomes Opinion
- Army Hearing Loss Claims Letters PAT GROGAN , PRESIDENT
- Taxis At Christmas Letters VINCENT KEARNS
- Value Of Articles 2 And 3 Letters CAPT JAMES KELLY
- Polish Cultural Links Letters HANNA DANGEL DOWLING
- Is Abortion `Medical Treatment'? Letters EAMON O'DWYER
- Is Abortion `Medical Treatment'? Letters BRIGID RODRIGUEZ
- Amsterdam Treaty Letters JOHN GORMLEY
- Historic Houses Letters DESMOND FITZGERALD
- Culture
- faxback Culture
- next week Culture
- Over to you Culture
- Applying science to the art of staying together Culture
- Reader's Choice Culture
- `Safe third country' principle may yet undermine Ireland's rights obligations Culture
- FIRE AND ICE Culture
- Polymath with a vision Culture
- Gunfire is part of army life Culture
- Assessing The Internet Culture
- Peter Shannon Culture
- Camerata Academica of the Salzburg Mozarteum/Alexander Janiczek (violin) Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
- Young artists for the next century Culture BRIAN FALLON
- Mirad - A Boy From Bosnia Culture GERRY COLGAN
- Alice Maher Culture LUKE CLANCY
- One, two, buckle my shoe . . . Culture ROBERT DUNBAR
- Stuck into the web, but stuck in school Culture JACKIE BOURKE
- `Over To You' Update Culture TRISH O'DONOVAN

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