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April 1998

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April 28th 1998

- Sport
- Whelan remains quiet on Limerick incident Sport
- Connacht name Ross Sport
- IOC acts after Nagano incident Sport
- Threat to Irish tour of SA Sport
- Corbett needs win Sport
- Betting Sport
- Clubs no longer an obstacle for women Sport
- Dream of Irish Open has to be sacrificed Sport
- McKiernan win boost to the system Sport PETER BYRNE
- Westmeath pick four newcomers Sport SEAN MORAN
- Minnows set out to join the big fish Sport SEAN MORAN
- No answer came the IRFU's stern reply Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Belvedere fail to take chances Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Casey seeking to retain UEFA post Sport PETER BYRNE
- Dundalk live up to their title D-day reputation Sport EMMET MALONE
- United in touch as Palace go down Sport DAVID LACEY
- Kerr stresses need for goals to be scored Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Bitter end as Ronaldo cries foul Sport PADDY AGNEW
- O'Brien succumbs to in-form Ebdon Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Clarke heads strong Irish contingent Sport PHILIP REID
- Dodds win reward for a survivor Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Doyle shows the way Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- The golfer's ring of confidence examines the phenomenon Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Els's short story is a winning one Sport PHILIP REID
- Players with one-track minds Sport EDDIE JORDAN
- Behan has no time for defeat Sport SHAY KEENAN
- Times are a changing in West Waterford Sport PHILIP REID
- Amateur Open has wide appeal Sport PHILIP REID
- Laurel Hill scale the heights Sport PHILIP REID
- Scales tipped in favour of Klairon Davis Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Business
- Software firm to create 70 new jobs Business
- ACC Bank backs CE Business
- Killarney property scheme Business
- WW director buys shares Business
- Lamont remunerations Business
- 37% rise for Independent directors Business
- £28m for two main owners Business
- Partnership vital for future Business
- Blue-chip index sinks sharply Business
- Global stock prices tumble on fears of US rates rise Business
- EU still grappling with new bank appointment Business
- West urges Japan to act to stem crisis in Asia Business
- Heavy falls mark day's trading Business
- Interest rate fears unnerve equities Business
- Cayman Islands bank continues to oppose disclosure in court Business COLM KEENA
- Ansbacher seeks ruling on secrecy Business COLM KEENA
- Clinical research group comes to NASDAQ in £113m listing Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Pru may create 400 jobs Business EDDIE O'GORMAN
- Harney still has an `open mind' on regulation Business COLM KEENA
- Credit unions want action on tax group Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- ITPA votes for Experian takeover for £410,000 Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Talk of merger lifts shares in JSC Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Market turns sharply weaker as fears on US interest rates rise Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Society concerned about sale of banks Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Opinion
- Unlikely Edibles Opinion
- The Belfast Agreement Letters
- The Belfast Agreement Letters
- Amsterdam Treaty Letters
- Immigration Control Letters
- Young Pioneers Letters
- Dublin Traffic Letters
- A Banker For Europe Opinion
- Combating Racism Opinion
- Action On House Prices Letters
- Garda Pay Claim Letters
- First Cuckoo Letters
- Ryanair Dispute Letters
- 1798 Commemorations Letters
- Horses For Courses Letters
- Struggling to win the Northern high ground Opinion JOHN WATERS
- An Irishman's Diary Opinion FRANK KILFEATHER
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Demonising of `paedophile priests' means evading some real threats Culture
- Providing a home for every Jew who requires a haven Culture
- Corrections And Clarifications Culture
- Cuirt Diary Culture
- Is there a Caravaggio in the house? Culture
- When Mother Walks Out Culture
- Michael - a man's story Culture
- Holding the moment Culture
- Clear winner of battle of the bands Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
- Northern passions at play Culture HARRY BROWNE
- An ex-cop with a heart Culture VINCENT BANVILLE

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