Article Archive

July 4th 1998

• • News

  • The Real Ireland (Part 1) News
  • A wing and a prayer News
  • A legacy fit for a laird News
  • Explorations of the self News
  • Rising of a county News
  • Kosovo and the power of myth News
  • The worst of times? News
  • The hottest hotel bars in town News
  • The isles of the blest - and the poor News
  • Top 10 games News
  • King of the blockbusters? News
  • Chinese take a Small Leap Forward and begin to test their rights News
  • Boring sermons are `blasphemy' News
  • Ahern pessimistic about Drumcree Oireachtas
  • Priest admits sex charges News
  • Woman dies in house fire News
  • Making laws in haste as summer beaches beckon News
  • Mallon, the courageous outsider, comes in at last as key trust-builder News
  • Where past holds living just as earth holds dead News
  • Hostilities suspended as House rises News
  • Achill Island House of Prayer closes News
  • £90,500 award for fall in city store News
  • Ex-FCA man awarded £20,000 News
  • Queen's honours Maeve Binchy News
  • Mater doctor denies sexually assaulting female patient News
  • Rugby player accused of `ferocious' attack on anti-vice gardai is cleared News
  • House calls ruled out for GPs with crowded surgery, High Court told News
  • Officer `still paid at Mountjoy' News
  • Probationer garda claims wrongful dismissal News
  • Civil servant entitled to orders against Minister News
  • Senators adjourn with promise of busy autumn News
  • Missing woman is found in pub News
  • Abuse claims not acted on News
  • Fractious North choir almost sings in tune News
  • Adams backs Garvaghy residents News
  • UUP issues statement supporting Orange Order's right to march News
  • Car that killed cyclists `going at 80 m.p.h.' News
  • Tense and critical Garvaghy Road residents say only Dublin Government spoke to them News
  • The grey, gay and risque mingle at NY lovefest News
  • Defecting group mutinies News
  • SPD's great hope hones image in the likeness of Blair to secure victory News
  • Death scores twice during World Cup drama News
  • Clinton predicts democracy for China and calls on leaders to ride `wave of change' News
  • Editor taps into prison News
  • Balkans blister in heat wave News
  • Serb forces relieve Kijevo News
  • Yeltsin critic killed by wife News
  • Al-Fayed upset by Spencer museum News
  • Diana's other guard testifies News
  • Stepinac a martyr by decree of Pope News
  • Abiola to be free soon, officials say News
  • Japan launches probe to Mars News
  • Visiting choirs put music to the fore News
  • Panel list to help the environment News
  • The Real Ireland (Part 2) News
  • Rebel to the roots News
  • A tale of two camps News
  • Scourge of the establishment News
  • Sacred and profane News
  • On The Grapevine News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • Garden Work News
  • Music that hath charms for Hitler News
  • Celebrity Art News
  • Living with the dark and brooding presence that haunts heart of Europe's loveliest city News PETER MURTAGH
  • Christie wins libel battle but could face £250,000 legal bill News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Stop the war and the famine will end News YAHYA ALHUSSEIN
  • Start to pumping of oil set to ignite protests News HUGH O'SHAUGHNESSY
  • Up to 70,000 flee homes as fight against fires falters News BRAD LISTON
  • Army chief cuts ground from under Netanyahu News JULIAN BORGER
  • A place where corruption starts at the top News SEAN CRONIN
  • Not time to ask Manxies about cats News MAEVE BINCHY
  • A week when all eyes were on a ball News LOUISE EAST
  • Party girl in white News LOUISE EAST
  • You're the one that I want News LOUISE EAST
  • Baby boomtimers News LOUISE EAST
  • Independence Day bash News LOUISE EAST
  • Dublin's resident blues legend News LOUISE EAST
  • In praise of the Forces News LOUISE EAST
  • Water music News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Getting the kit off News EDDIE HOLT
  • Let them eat bread News RICHARD ROCHE
  • A battle fought over in print News BRIAN FALLON
  • Exercises in Style, by Raymond Queneau, trans. Barbara Wright (Calder, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Written by Herself: Women's Memoirs from Four Continents, edited by Jill Kerr Conway (Vintage, £9.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Spy, by James Fenimore Cooper (Penguin Classics, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Music: A Very Short Introduction, by Nicholas Cook (Oxford, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Trotsky for Beginners, by Tariq Ali and Phil Evans (Icon, £8.99 in UK) News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Rena's Promise, by Rena Kornreich Gelissen (Orion, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Pig Tales, by Marie Darrieussecq, trans. Linda Coverdale (Faber, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The House of Sleep, by Jonathan Coe (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Dark corners and more cash News JOHN BOLAND
  • A Website where minds really meet News TOM MORIARTY
  • Wines Of Note News MARY DOWEY
  • Travel Briefs News JOAN SCALES
  • From vroom, vroom to zoom News GARRETT ROWE
  • The quiet Americans News JANE POWERS
  • Bengorm's black eye News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Eye On Nature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • In search of the Opposition News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Hume for Europe News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Capital coffee? News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • River of pride News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Tour de force News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Best of the begrudgers News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Bruton in Euro battle News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Revival of 84 News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Alphabetic order News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Quick change News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Ambitious Cooper-Flynn endures political baptism of fire News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Dog day afternoons News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • ASTI says £1bn should go to cut class sizes News DECLAN FAHY
  • Drivers to halt trains on first day of Tour de France News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Republicans and FF criticised by Quinn as House remembers 1798 Oireachtas MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Loughgall wins award as best-kept town in Ireland News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Abortions are being carried out in State, says doctor News CAROL COULTER
  • Rebellion far from over even after run of defeats News RUAN O'DONNELL
  • Court told agency took great care in permitting genetic field tests News MARY CAROLAN
  • Garda chief `would drool' over tribunal powers News MARY CAROLAN
  • Workers at Telecom to take 14.9% stake in company News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Garda pay negotiations to resume on Monday News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Industrial action by clerks' union may disrupt courts News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Housing body needed to ease burden of rising rents agencies News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Shot loyalist likely victim of drugs feud News JIM CUSACK
  • NI bishop warns of serious situation News GEORGE JACKSON

  • Sport

  • Brazil end a fantastic adventure Sport
  • Fierce fire never doused Sport
  • Davidson moves to France Sport
  • Home fires still burning Sport
  • Davies back with a 68 Sport
  • Gump out of woods at last Sport
  • Hard grounds for Carter's case Sport
  • Daylami to provide Dettori with first Eclipse victory Sport
  • England embark on mission impossible Sport
  • It may pay to keep up with the Joneses Sport
  • A forgotten specialist returns Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Ronaldo the ideal forward Sport MARK LAWRENSON
  • All eyes on a glittering prize Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • On The Sidelines Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Refereeing - a most difficult decision Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Di Biagio down and out in Paris Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Brazilians entrance Big Ron Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Germany v Croatia Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Holland v Argentina Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Ireland should skate home Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Time for Novotna to stop her sobbing Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Roscommon v Sligo Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Antrim v Derry (Casement Park, 3.30) Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Time for runs to flow Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Kirsten goes on and on Sport MIKE SELVEY
  • Trinity four win Sport LIAM GORMAN
  • Sampras shows his greatness in adversity Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Offaly have slight edge Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Champions to advance Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Up front Kerry should swing it Sport JOHN O'KEEFFE
  • Shahtoush likely to miss Oaks Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Oxx and Mulhern to share Jackpot Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Smith leaves significant opponents in her wake Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • The Glen to stay in vogue Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Ireland's big names make early departure Sport PHILIP REID
  • Psyched up McHenry takes over at the top Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Good times roll again for rejuvenated Corkman Sport PHILIP REID
  • Sports Speak Sport

  • Business

  • Market Report - Europe Business
  • Directors profit on shares Business
  • Brown hints at joining euro Business
  • £0.3m seed capital for hi-tech firms Business
  • Insider dealing reports for DPP Business
  • Ladbroke/Coral deal backed Business
  • Moody's cautions banks Business
  • Campbell chief resigns Business
  • Market Report - London Business
  • Green and Trafford trade claims in takeover battle Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Unemployment rate of 9.2% is lowest for fifteen years Business EMMET OLIVER
  • VHI pressing for major fee increase Business COLM KEENA
  • WorldCom in talks on future of Worldcom PostGEM Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Crean reticent over strategy Business EMMET OLIVER
  • McDonalds puts bite on Ireland Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Champagne results from Jurys as profits sparkle Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Conversion and redemption on religious balance sheet Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Entrepreneurial porch painter gets it wrong Business VICTOR KUSS
  • Bank to stay its hand on debtor builder Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Market Report - Dublin Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • This Week In The Markets Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • TEAM workers to accept FLS deal Business PADRAIG YEATES
  • In Favour Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Against Business BARRY O'KEEFFE

  • Opinion

  • Basis Of Homeopathy Letters
  • Paisley`S Petard Letters
  • A Job Well Done Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • A Novel Sort Of Holiday Opinion
  • Planning Delays Letters
  • Deregulation Of Taxis Letters
  • Guide Books Letters
  • Gay Lifestyle? Letters
  • The Joyce Industry Letters
  • Parades And Marches Letters
  • Parades And Marches Letters
  • Parades And Marches Letters
  • Tennis Scores Letters
  • Northern Reality Letters
  • God Is Marching On Opinion
  • The Shadow Of Drumcree Opinion
  • Uncertainty and unease are bound to accompany moments of great change Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Four advances that make me proud to be European Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Arsonists remind Assembly of task Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • The trick is to keep breathing Culture
  • Interview with a vampire Culture
  • Artist of the floating world Culture
  • Done with class Culture
  • Champion of the arts, especially for disabled Culture
  • An Irish-American dynasty 150 years in the making Culture
  • England's difficulty is Ireland's ecstasy Culture
  • Rich and famous make their homes in Dalkey Culture
  • `Hard case' pregnancies split doctors Culture
  • Spotlight on Irish eating habits as McDonald's plans rural blitz Culture
  • When women's issues become soundbites Culture
  • An envoy quick to declare independence Culture
  • Suddenly, a gap in the social calendar Culture
  • The six million smackers man Culture
  • Garda blue flu immunisation proving difficult and costly Culture
  • Items of solid furniture to tempt house-buyers Culture
  • Hailstones and thunderbolts Culture
  • Child's Play Culture
  • Screen on the Corrib Culture
  • Emphasis on the dramatic Culture MARTIN ADAMS
  • Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra/Janos Rolla Culture MARTIN ADAMS
  • Visual Arts Culture AIDAN DUNNE
  • Theatre Culture VICTORIA WHITE
  • Literature Culture EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Hooray and up she rises Culture DENIS STAUNTON
  • Rock/Galway supplement Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Classical, Popular Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Trad, Roots Culture MIC MORONEY