04 July, 1998 Digital News Archive

Parades And Marches

Four advances that make me proud to be European

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Brazilians entrance Big Ron

By Keith Duggan

Roscommon v Sligo

By Keith Duggan

The worst of times?

Ambitious Cooper-Flynn endures political baptism of fire

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

The Glen to stay in vogue

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

The Joyce Industry

Visiting choirs put music to the fore

Parades And Marches

Loughgall wins award as best-kept town in Ireland

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Good times roll again for rejuvenated Corkman

By Philip Reid

Tennis Scores

Trotsky for Beginners, by Tariq Ali and Phil Evans (Icon, £8.99 in UK)

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

NI bishop warns of serious situation

By By GEORGE JACKSON

Rising of a county

Deregulation Of Taxis

Bengorm's black eye

By Michael Viney

Quick change

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Diana's other guard testifies

Entrepreneurial porch painter gets it wrong

By By VICTOR KUSS

The Shadow Of Drumcree

Conversion and redemption on religious balance sheet

By By VICTOR KUSS

Oireachtas

Ahern pessimistic about Drumcree

Garda blue flu immunisation proving difficult and costly

King of the blockbusters?

McDonalds puts bite on Ireland

By By VICTOR KUSS

God Is Marching On

Capital coffee?

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

UUP issues statement supporting Orange Order's right to march

Clinton predicts democracy for China and calls on leaders to ride `wave of change'

Panel list to help the environment

Classical, Popular

By Michael Dervan

On The Grapevine

Items of solid furniture to tempt house-buyers

Ireland should skate home

By Mary Hannigan

Rebellion far from over even after run of defeats

By By RUAN O'DONNELL

A Job Well Done

Mater doctor denies sexually assaulting female patient

The Real Ireland (Part 2)

Garden Work

Hostilities suspended as House rises

A week when all eyes were on a ball

By By LOUISE EAST

Hailstones and thunderbolts

Workers at Telecom to take 14.9% stake in company

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Housing body needed to ease burden of rising rents agencies

By Chris Dooley

The quiet Americans

By By JANE POWERS

Trinity four win

By Liam Gorman

Germany v Croatia

By By PETER BYRNE

Insider dealing reports for DPP

Sacred and profane

Water music

By Michael Dervan

Dog day afternoons

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Champion of the arts, especially for disabled

Sports Speak

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Market Report - London

Gump out of woods at last

Market Report - Dublin

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

£90,500 award for fall in city store

TEAM workers to accept FLS deal

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Music that hath charms for Hitler

VHI pressing for major fee increase

By Colm Keena

Wines Of Note

By By MARY DOWEY

Psyched up McHenry takes over at the top

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Al-Fayed upset by Spencer museum

Garda chief `would drool' over tribunal powers

By Mary Carolan

Industrial action by clerks' union may disrupt courts

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Woman dies in house fire

Against

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Hard grounds for Carter's case

Senators adjourn with promise of busy autumn

Uncertainty and unease are bound to accompany moments of great change

By By DICK WALSH

The trick is to keep breathing

Tense and critical Garvaghy Road residents say only Dublin Government spoke to them

Kosovo and the power of myth

Best of the begrudgers

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Oxx and Mulhern to share Jackpot

By Brian O'Connor

In search of the Opposition

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

WorldCom in talks on future of Worldcom PostGEM

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Daylami to provide Dettori with first Eclipse victory

From vroom, vroom to zoom

By By GARRETT ROWE

Guide Books

Phoenix Park racecourse to be sold to housing developer for £37m

By Jack Fagan

Rebel to the roots

The House of Sleep, by Jonathan Coe (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Northern Reality

Fractious North choir almost sings in tune

Queen's honours Maeve Binchy

On The Sidelines

By Johnny Watterson

Civil servant entitled to orders against Minister

Time for runs to flow

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Up front Kerry should swing it

By By JOHN O'KEEFFE

Achill Island House of Prayer closes

Abuse claims not acted on

Travel Briefs

By By JOAN SCALES

Music: A Very Short Introduction, by Nicholas Cook (Oxford, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Late efforts continue to break impasse at Drumcree

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Written by Herself: Women's Memoirs from Four Continents, edited by Jill Kerr Conway (Vintage, £9.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Holland v Argentina

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Party girl in white

By By LOUISE EAST

Dark corners and more cash

By By JOHN BOLAND

Child's Play

Drivers to halt trains on first day of Tour de France

By Chris Dooley

Eye On Nature

By Michael Viney

Champagne results from Jurys as profits sparkle

By By VICTOR KUSS

Top 10 games

Let them eat bread

By By RICHARD ROCHE

An envoy quick to declare independence

Home fires still burning

Living with the dark and brooding presence that haunts heart of Europe's loveliest city

By Peter Murtagh

Gay Lifestyle?

Screen on the Corrib

£0.3m seed capital for hi-tech firms

Davies back with a 68

The hottest hotel bars in town

Christie wins libel battle but could face £250,000 legal bill

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

England's difficulty is Ireland's ecstasy

Exercises in Style, by Raymond Queneau, trans. Barbara Wright (Calder, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Unemployment rate of 9.2% is lowest for fifteen years

By By EMMET OLIVER

SPD's great hope hones image in the likeness of Blair to secure victory

Brown hints at joining euro

England embark on mission impossible

Forthcoming Auctions

All eyes on a glittering prize

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Smith leaves significant opponents in her wake

By Ian O'Riordan

Parades And Marches

This Week In The Markets

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

The Real Ireland (Part 1)

Ladbroke/Coral deal backed

Done with class

The Spy, by James Fenimore Cooper (Penguin Classics, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Baby boomtimers

By By LOUISE EAST

River of pride

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

You're the one that I want

By By LOUISE EAST

Arsonists remind Assembly of task

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

A battle fought over in print

By By BRIAN FALLON

House calls ruled out for GPs with crowded surgery, High Court told

Start to pumping of oil set to ignite protests

By By HUGH O'SHAUGHNESSY

Theatre

By By VICTORIA WHITE

Sampras shows his greatness in adversity

By John O'Sullivan

Yeltsin critic killed by wife

Not time to ask Manxies about cats

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Refereeing - a most difficult decision

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Boring sermons are `blasphemy'

The six million smackers man

Ronaldo the ideal forward

By By MARK LAWRENSON

A tale of two camps

Ireland's big names make early departure

By Philip Reid

Revival of 84

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

The isles of the blest - and the poor

Chinese take a Small Leap Forward and begin to test their rights

Emphasis on the dramatic

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Champions to advance

By By SEAN MORAN

Fierce fire never doused

Bruton in Euro battle

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Visual Arts

By Aidan Dunne

Oireachtas

Republicans and FF criticised by Quinn as House remembers 1798

By Marie O’Halloran

Court told agency took great care in permitting genetic field tests

By Mary Carolan

Pig Tales, by Marie Darrieussecq, trans. Linda Coverdale (Faber, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Shahtoush likely to miss Oaks

By Brian O'Connor

Antrim v Derry (Casement Park, 3.30)

By Keith Duggan

Abortions are being carried out in State, says doctor

By By CAROL COULTER

Defecting group mutinies

Crean reticent over strategy

By By EMMET OLIVER

Rugby player accused of `ferocious' attack on anti-vice gardai is cleared

Offaly have slight edge

By By SEAN MORAN

Moody's cautions banks

Independence Day bash

By By LOUISE EAST

A forgotten specialist returns

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Directors profit on shares

`Hard case' pregnancies split doctors

Making laws in haste as summer beaches beckon

Priest admits sex charges

Kirsten goes on and on

By By MIKE SELVEY

Getting the kit off

By By EDDIE HOLT

Dublin's resident blues legend

By By LOUISE EAST

Garda pay negotiations to resume on Monday

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Serb forces relieve Kijevo

Market Report - Europe

A legacy fit for a laird

Literature

By Eileen Battersby

Officer `still paid at Mountjoy'

Suddenly, a gap in the social calendar

Probationer garda claims wrongful dismissal

Artist of the floating world

Abiola to be free soon, officials say

Trad, Roots

By By MIC MORONEY

Missing woman is found in pub

A Website where minds really meet

By By TOM MORIARTY

Where past holds living just as earth holds dead

Bottle Of The Week

In praise of the Forces

By By LOUISE EAST

Celebrity Art

Adams backs Garvaghy residents

Di Biagio down and out in Paris

By Emmet Malone

Rich and famous make their homes in Dalkey

In Favour

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Shot loyalist likely victim of drugs feud

By By JIM CUSACK

When women's issues become soundbites

The grey, gay and risque mingle at NY lovefest

Basis Of Homeopathy

Japan launches probe to Mars

Explorations of the self

Time for Novotna to stop her sobbing

By John O'Sullivan

Planning Delays

Green and Trafford trade claims in takeover battle

By By BILL MURDOCH

Up to 70,000 flee homes as fight against fires falters

By By BRAD LISTON

Campbell chief resigns

A Novel Sort Of Holiday

Spotlight on Irish eating habits as McDonald's plans rural blitz

Hooray and up she rises

By Denis Staunton

Davidson moves to France

Rena's Promise, by Rena Kornreich Gelissen (Orion, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Car that killed cyclists `going at 80 m.p.h.'

Forthcoming Fairs

Ex-FCA man awarded £20,000

Rock/Galway supplement

By Kevin Courtney

Stepinac a martyr by decree of Pope

Death scores twice during World Cup drama

Scourge of the establishment

Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra/Janos Rolla

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Interview with a vampire

Bank to stay its hand on debtor builder

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Mallon, the courageous outsider, comes in at last as key trust-builder

Brazil end a fantastic adventure

Balkans blister in heat wave

Editor taps into prison

Army chief cuts ground from under Netanyahu

By By JULIAN BORGER

Hume for Europe

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Stop the war and the famine will end

By By YAHYA ALHUSSEIN

Auction Results

Paisley`S Petard

A wing and a prayer

Clinton pleads for Assembly to be given a chance to work

By By CONOR O'CLERY

A place where corruption starts at the top

By By SEAN CRONIN

Tour de force

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

This Week They Said

ASTI says £1bn should go to cut class sizes

By By DECLAN FAHY

An Irish-American dynasty 150 years in the making

It may pay to keep up with the Joneses