Article Archive

February 21st 1998

• • News

  • Steeped in war News
  • Not quite all saint News
  • Present tense News
  • Bending the truth in the cause of war News
  • Ringing the changes in the oil business News
  • Indonesia town calms News
  • Gardai foil bank robbery News
  • Airport rail plan welcomed News
  • SIPTU opens adult college News
  • Security guards hurt in beating News
  • Support for Ryanair strike News
  • Kerryperson of the year News
  • Governments reiterate their view of the IRA as a group `with clear link to Sinn Fein (Part 1) News
  • Governments invite UDP to rejoin talks News
  • Garden Work News
  • Bad-times Charlie News
  • Name calling News
  • Birthday seat? News
  • Shamrock shenanigans News
  • Revolting MEPs News
  • Governments keep door open for Sinn Fein News
  • Dogs of war circling around advocates of political strategy News
  • An Irish precursor of the Enlightenment News
  • The lost generation of Flanders News
  • Station stops and the Ding-an-Sich News
  • Shanks fare (Part 2) News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • Way down yonder and all that jazz News
  • Where To Stay: News
  • Getting There: News
  • Top 10 games News
  • Grant of incinerator licence valid News
  • Student in fatal accident jailed for four years News
  • Drugs courier gets eight years News
  • Court rules on damaged car claim News
  • Rape and sex abuse of niece denied News
  • Last issues resolved for inquiry News
  • Warning of graduate shortage News
  • Man admits to assaulting wife News
  • Judge says DPP's attitude despicable News
  • Drug dealer sentenced to life for `brutal and repellent' murder News
  • Move to attack Iraq would be a tragedy, says Andrews News
  • State firm on hepatitis inquiry News
  • Man wins £35,000 libel damages News
  • Injured actor recovering News
  • Health expert on sex charges News
  • Asylum seeker for trial News
  • Optimism on duty-free News
  • Governments reiterate their view of the IRA as a group `with clear link to Sinn Fein (Part 1) News
  • Ceasefire crucial - Mowlam News
  • Sinn Fein puts the Castle in a spin but pragmatism prevails News
  • Castle meeting hijacked by Sinn Fein's PR stunt News
  • Mitchell said he would abide by ruling, says Hardiman News
  • Abrupt end as SF action is `overtaken by events' News
  • Retrial in Docklands bomb case as jury fails to reach a verdict News
  • 12 appear on weapons charges News
  • Farmer's claim for cash false News
  • Church leaders appeal for calm News
  • Maoris want slice of auction as cake fetches $28,000 News
  • EU likely to stop censuring China over human rights News
  • Soldiers surround farm as UN hostage talks continue News
  • People News
  • Harrods' spokesman retires from the fray News
  • Peru accused of forced sterilisations News
  • Peruvian state of emergency News
  • Mobsters become remote fathers News
  • Mexico accused of xenophobia News
  • Moi attacks church leaders News
  • German woman on trial News
  • Kurdish rebellion crushed - army News
  • UN body reports progress in Congo News
  • Material still not identified as anthrax News
  • Black Muslims win land lease News
  • Tsar Wars (Part 1) News
  • Tsar Wars (Part 2) News
  • Making Marlene her own News
  • Golden moments News
  • Noble cause News
  • Mum's the word News
  • On their toes News
  • Film fest fanfare News
  • Monsieur Culture News
  • Daring to be different News
  • An exploration beyond the `official drivel' News
  • Viva Verve News
  • Cast among swine, hens and other life News
  • At the cutting edge News
  • Bestsellers News
  • The King of the castles News
  • Brush up your oul dishes News
  • On The Grapevine News
  • The Nutron Explosion News
  • Testing food sensitivity News
  • Just glad to be us News
  • Barry bash News
  • Church assesses impact of euro News PATRICK SMYTH
  • City that defiantly flew the Stars and Stripes News JOE CARROLL
  • First lesson of war is to be sure of one's aims News COL E D DOYLE
  • `Moment of truth' as UN chief ready to meet Saddam News JULIAN BORGER
  • 68% back Clinton despite protest wave News JOE CARROLL
  • Man with a mission who could redeem UN standing News MARK BRENNOCK
  • A week taken up removing Sinn Fein from talks News RODDY O'SULLIVAN
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Not quite the Cape crusader News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Butcher boy zone News LOUISE EAST
  • Old Spices News ALICE RYAN
  • Not all cowboys ride horses News EDDIE HOLT
  • Small guides to long tramps News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • A Part of Speech, by Joseph Brodsky (Oxford Poets, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Moscow Stations, by Venedikt Yerofeev (Faber, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Poetry of the 1890s, ed. R.K.R. Thornton and Marion Thain (Penguin, £8.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • John Osborne: Plays Volumes 2 & 3 (Faber, £9.99 each in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Chairs, by Eugene Ionesco (Faber, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Dubcek: Faoi Chail is Faoi Scail, ed. Tereza Michalova, trans. Annraoi de Paor (Coisceim, £4) News LIAM MACCOIL
  • Queen Elizabeth I, by J.E. Neale (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • I Have Lots of Heart: Selected Poems of Miguel BO]Hernandez, trans. Don Share (Bloodaxe, £8.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Love is Strange, edited by Richard Glyn Jones (Indigo, £7.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The World at Night, by Alan Furst (HarperCollins, £6.99 in UK) News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • The apotheosis of Elizabeth Bowen News JOHN BOLAND
  • Paper chase News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Shanks fare (Part 1) News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Toss up some new ideas News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Chic side of Chile News MARY DOWEY
  • Travel Briefs News JOAN SCALES
  • Quake, battle and play all over the world News GARRETT ROWE
  • Floury Power News JANE POWERS
  • Mink make their mark News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Top-price talks yield poor return News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Pitter patter of little words News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Roche keeps pledge to make Aras wonderful News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Way clear for Chernobyl adoptions News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Dana revels in return to the media firing line News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Garda seize £5.3million haul from Anglo-Irish drugs gang News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Prison ship request turned down News RUAN O'DONNELL
  • Possibility of appeal being examined News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Planning permission refused for Mayo holiday home development News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Quinn alleges offshore accounts cover-up News BRIAN MCLAUGHLIN
  • Women's health centre to close News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Labour to consider press council News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Five treated for meningitis News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Walsh for UK over beef exports News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Urban youth turn backs on Church, survey shows News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Expulsion backed by Clinton as visit is deferred News JOE CARROLL
  • Adams says `disciplined protests' planned for NI News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Unionists criticise expulsion end date News THERESA JUDGE
  • SF drops legal action to prevent its suspension News MARY CAROLAN
  • Protest at visit by Lord Chancellor News GEORGE JACKSON
  • Security forces believe killing of Lurgan man not sectarian News THERESA JUDGE
  • Top award for Irish Times photographer News IRISH TIMES REPORTER
  • Two win science for lay audience award News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Vigilance on E-coli bug urged News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Irish pilgrims urged to visit Israel News SEAN GOFF
  • Monsanto project prompts 3,423 objections News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Pernicious threat of zebra mussels crossing Border News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Orchestra players branch out News MARTIN ADAMS
  • Mickey Donnelly News BRIAN FALLON

  • Sport

  • Three Barrs for a pound (Part 1) Sport
  • Three Barrs for a pound (Part 2) Sport
  • Lead at the top extended Sport
  • Managers left to carry the can Sport
  • Czechs triumph in cold war Sport
  • Duval shines before rain halts play Sport
  • O'Brien recovers to beat Doherty Sport
  • Irish suffer in Malaysian heat Sport
  • Tyrrell steps away from F1 Sport
  • Chelsea to sign Desailly Sport
  • Chelsea's `divers' leave Wenger seeing red Sport
  • Baronet bounces back Sport
  • Samlee has what it takes to score Sport
  • Thompson's allegations deliver severe body blow Sport
  • Mission accomplished for FAI Sport PETER BYRNE
  • RTE calls out for tennis Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • London Irish shaken but stirred Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • All-Ireland League Previews Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Time to divorce London Irish Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • McMahon comes in Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Winning is everything for bruised English Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
  • Trips that end in tears Sport IAN MALIN
  • `This one's for Willie' Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • `Cinderella' team now ready to go to the ball Sport PHILIP REID
  • Erin's Isle, Dungiven to subdue experienced rivals Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Irishman's bet on a Gimme pays dividends Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • National League Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Point apiece in chase for Europe Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Smith looking for more consistency Sport PATRICK GLENN
  • Beardsley remains at the top of the class Sport ROY COLLINS
  • Noble Thyne looks best Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Follow Meade for treble Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Time to go after the touts Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • On The Sidelines Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Sports Speak: The week in quotes Sport

  • Business

  • Ratner seeks corporate rehabilitation in fitness Business
  • Market Report - Europe Business
  • Market Report - London Business
  • Aer Lingus craft unions meet Durcan Business
  • Donegal air route options Business
  • Size crucial to future of Permanent Business
  • Clondalkin sets sights on £1bn market capitalisation Business
  • Buffers of indebtedness absorb Eurotunnel profit Business
  • McGreevy counting sheep Business
  • Russian budget rejected by Duma Business
  • G7 seeks more Japanese moves to resolve crisis Business
  • Scandinavian telecoms talks end suddenly Business
  • Tax practitioners warn of collapse of self-assessment Business
  • Market Report - New York Business
  • Apology over Aminex stake Business
  • Warning on EMU and Y2K Business
  • Merrill boss praises EMU Business
  • New call centres in Cork, Dublin to create 550 jobs Business EMMET OLIVER
  • British multiples put squeeze on Dunnes Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Boots pledge to HCR suppliers Business EMMET OLIVER
  • Ewart board split over Dunloe offer Business BILL MURDOCH
  • This Week In The Markets Business EMMET OLIVER
  • Market Report - Dublin Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Government defends stance on inquiry into NIB offshore funds Business JANE SUITER
  • McCreevy pays the price for secrecy Business CLIFF TAYLOR

  • Opinion

  • Losing Sight Of Tone? Letters
  • Crisis In The Gulf Letters
  • `Nothing Sacred' Letters
  • Symphony Orchestra Celebration Letters
  • Symphony Orchestra Celebration Letters
  • Death Of A Naturalist Opinion
  • On the Streets Opinion
  • Dangers Of The Endgame Opinion
  • Healing for the heart Opinion
  • Future Of The Peace Process Letters
  • Children's Schoolbags Letters
  • Massacres In Algeria Letters
  • Just The Ticket Letters
  • Birth Of The Big Cat Letters
  • Away With Donnybrook Letters
  • Why have we been so reluctant to devolve power to local level? Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • SF and its links with a force for violence Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Complex treaty demands attention and a Yes vote Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion JOHN HORGAN

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Corrections And Clarifications Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Under siege in the classroom Culture
  • Money matters create problems en route to harmonious divorce Culture
  • Invisible lives in the twilight zone of the capital's alleyways Culture
  • Where's the (Irish) beef? What the (British) supermarkets say Culture
  • Tesco `mistake' on beef has hollow ring with exporters Culture
  • The La Mon inferno: `I actually felt that it would be a watershed . Culture
  • `Village of Ability' to empower the disabled Culture
  • Another nightmare for US as it faces domestic terrorism Culture
  • Long memories of a continent's shallow graves still fester Culture
  • This Week They Said Culture
  • Lots to sleep on at Durrow furniture auction Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • In the market for best cellars Culture
  • No sign of rush to divorce courts Culture CAROL COULTER
  • All Kenya woes are blamed on El Nino Culture PAUL CULLEN