Article Archive

September 12th 1998

• • News

  • Donegal's daughter (Part 2) News
  • A secret weapon in RTE's line of defence News
  • Could you stomach it? News
  • Sound as a Bell News
  • Hitting back News
  • A cross too heavy to bear News
  • Criticism and the critics News
  • Life in the fast lane? - fuggedaboutit News
  • The days of the year News
  • The land that Stalin made News
  • This was a man News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • Night - and day - in the city News
  • Getting There News
  • Top 10 sellers News
  • A case of humiliation, not impeachment News
  • Physical evidence for the relationship News
  • Key events in the presidential scandal News
  • From eye contact to sexual encounters News
  • Hope and Hot Springs are locked in a long war of conflicting values News
  • All change in North's corridors of power News
  • Politicians go to class for lessons on government News
  • Two charged with murder inside Maze News
  • More policing in Portadown News
  • 24 victims still in hospital News
  • Portadown riot suspects charged News
  • Boys shot with air pistol News
  • Legislation on travellers News
  • Training for disability group News
  • Lift strike still deadlocked News
  • Funeral of Dr James Walton News
  • Judgment reserved in Bellaghy case News
  • Two men die in Tyrone crash News
  • Airliner in two near misses News
  • Nurses threaten ban over hospital staffing News
  • FG selects Coveney son News
  • Hospital dispute suspended News
  • Caution for hurling fans News
  • Jetty application rejected News
  • Prisoner is given another 9 years News
  • Derry disorders: man accused News
  • Freed travellers charged again News
  • Russian troops kill conscript on submarine News
  • Divers recover voice recorder News
  • Glitter court case put back News
  • All Saints put off by pregnancy News
  • Organist appeals against dismissal News
  • Child dies, 2 hurt in house fire News
  • Fugitive Mason attempts suicide News
  • Nun's kidnappers demand $200,000 News
  • Refugees leave besieged town News
  • NI peace process `model' for Turks News
  • Bred from birth for the top job News
  • The ultimate victim of new media rules News
  • Gloomy, suicidal Lewinsky blames herself for shame News
  • `I never expected to fall in love with him. I was surprised when I did.' News
  • Starr alleges Clinton committed eleven impeachable acts News
  • White House lawyers reject Starr's accusations News
  • `There is no fancy way to say that I have sinned' News
  • Ahern expresses hope that Clinton can `get through' News
  • Editorial finds little to admire in his conduct News
  • Congress site wilts as hit pressure tests web News
  • Parish without priest seen as model for the church in next millennium News
  • Platinum is being swept up with dust News
  • Programme of mission outreach to be launched News
  • Archbishop of Armagh to attend WCC celebrations News
  • Donegal's daughter News
  • If I ruled the airwaves News
  • Birth of a station News
  • A pick and mix of TV3 News
  • Word-y tomes News
  • Ian Dury's Lyrics News
  • From `Vanity Fair' to Zig and Zag News
  • Devoted Ladies, by Molly Keane (Virago, £6.99 in UK) News
  • Picnic at Hanging Rock, by Joan Lindsay (Vintage, £5.99 in UK) News
  • Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives, by Alan Bullock (Fontana, £14.95 in UK) News
  • The Diaries of Sylvia Townsend Warner, edited by Claire Harman (Virago, £8.99 in UK) News
  • Sweeney Todd: The Real Story of the Demon Barber of Fleet Street, by Peter Haining (Robson Books, £8.99 in UK) News
  • The Bog People, by P.V. Glob (Faber & Faber, £12.99 in UK) News
  • Tooth & Nail, by Ian Rankin (Orion, £5.99 in UK) News
  • Signalling from Mars: The Letters of Arthur Ransome, ed. Hugh Brogan (Pimlico, £12 in UK) News
  • Double Take, by Judy Mercer (No Exit Press, £5.99 in UK) News
  • The big top News
  • A Kerl among the Hottentots News
  • Green Beans News
  • Sake makes a splash News
  • All wrapped up News
  • A grand night out News
  • Wiz Kid News
  • Art for the people . . . News LOUISE EAST
  • Electric music News LOUISE EAST
  • Wreathed in fuchsia News LOUISE EAST
  • Cool album News LOUISE EAST
  • Take that News LOUISE EAST
  • Theatre for kicks News LOUISE EAST
  • Johnston and Johnstons News LOUISE EAST
  • Ring them bells News MAEVE BINCHY
  • Cork's popping News BRIAN BOYD
  • Crash course in music News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Cornelius is far from a Chippendale News EDDIE HOLT
  • The French in Alexandria News DAVID WHEATLEY
  • To boldly split News JOHN BOLAND
  • Super soups News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Good things in small counties News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Fine Oils News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Michel, ma belle News JOHN MCKENNA
  • 1798 weekend News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Beating the price hikes News MARY DOWEY
  • Travel Briefs News JOAN SCALES
  • Darters and hawkers all a-flicker News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Eye on Nature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Herbs so good you must race slugs to get them News JANE POWERS
  • Garden Work News JANE POWERS
  • Seek and destroy News GARRETT ROWE
  • Left, right, left, left, right, left News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Chinese puzzles News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Mallon's men News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Veiled threat News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Diplomatic moves News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Pillion pilgrims News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Elusive Bride News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • When the penny drops News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Advancing Taliban could take Shia city at weekend News LUKE HUNT
  • Robinson awaiting leave to visit dissident News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Heroes show how to break the rules News JOE CARROLL
  • Hamas threat alarms Israelis News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Primakov faces tougher times after Duma vote News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • US paralysis has worldwide repercussions News MICHAEL COX
  • Blair hopes to meet Clinton on US visit News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Penitent comes to the `rock-bottom truth' News JOE CARROLL
  • However she handles herself, Lewinsky's fame is guaranteed News CHRISTOPHER REED
  • Bewildered village searches for attitude amid the spectacle News JONATHAN FREEDLAND

  • Sport

  • Balanced by the touchstones of hope Sport
  • Johnny we hardly know ye Sport
  • Offaly Sport
  • English FA Premiership Previews Sport
  • Xaar's hopes boosted by jockey in demand Sport
  • Live across the world Sport
  • Kilkenny Sport
  • Factfile - Brian Whelahan (Offaly) Sport
  • Factfile - DJ Carey (Kilkenny) Sport
  • Brennan's critics get the perfect response Sport
  • Clarke unable to move clear Sport
  • McKiernan abandons Zurich Sport
  • All eyes on Lazio strikers Sport
  • Gormley hits early penalty Sport
  • Club with image problem Sport
  • Warm-up for the Arc Sport
  • Sadian can give Dunlop third Leger Sport
  • Second place comes readily Sport
  • Coughlan slips back Sport
  • Offaly hit form at right time Sport SEAN MORAN
  • A game which may well fall to a half-chance Sport EAMONN CREGAN
  • Cork can steer clear to claim 17th title Sport PAT ROCHE
  • VAT exemption Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Baseball booster Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Fairway blaster Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Double standards Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Irwin misplaced Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Japanese loyalty Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Fiery transfer deal Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • The week in quotes Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Powerful Leinster cast Ulster aside Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Connacht ready for Munster backlash Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Walsh may take action Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Davenport sets up Hingis showdown Sport STEPHEN BIERLEY
  • Arsenal snare Swede for £3m Sport STEPHEN BRADFIELD
  • National League Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Harps make Shelbourne fight for a point Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Bohemians again fail to ignite Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Coll takes top job at St Mel's Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Alborada taken to beat Swain in Champion Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Swan-song clouds finale Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Magazine a steadfast ally of Gaelic games Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Below par Irish fail to reach final Sport LIAM GORMAN
  • Bookmakers continue to protest Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Wembley to score world goal Sport DUNCAN MACKAY
  • Stableford 100 years in existence Sport DERMOT GILLEECE'S
  • English bogey kills off Irish Sport PHILIP REID
  • Irvine fastest in the rain at Monza Sport MARTIN MCCARTHY

  • Business

  • Revenues rise at Oracle Business
  • Increase in building jobs Business
  • Birmingham Airport has £20m profit Business
  • Market Report - Europe Business
  • Japan's economy contracts again Business
  • Toshiba warns of its first loss in 48 years Business
  • Long-term interest rates fall Business
  • Management in 21st Century Business
  • Fears grow as Russia admits debt default Business
  • Market Report - London Business
  • Market Report - New York Business
  • AIB seeks alliance with Scandinavia Business
  • Ryanair share purchase Business
  • Ennex cuts losses Business
  • Market offers good value Business
  • Dow rallies as Starr report carries few surprises Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Fruit of the Loom boss to brief Harney on impending job losses Business EMMET OLIVER
  • McCreevy backs island approach Business ELAINE KEOGH
  • Interest rates set to be at lower level when euro begins Business DENIS STAUNTON
  • Increase in chip orders gives Intel a boost Business EMMET OLIVER
  • Draft for electricity regulator prepared for Dail Business EOIN LICKEN
  • Bord Gais in Telenor telecoms talks Business EOIN LICKEN
  • Market Report - Dublin Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • C&W unveils £50m investment plan Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Partner Wanted Opinion
  • Child Poverty In Ireland Letters
  • Ireland Of The Litter Letters
  • Neglect Of Defence Forces Letters
  • Yanks Letters
  • Clinton And The Starr Chamber Letters
  • Myers Is Right Letters
  • Beleaguered Clinton always sure of warm welcome in this country Opinion
  • Mr Clinton Under Pressure Opinion
  • Most Delicious Fruit Opinion
  • Mrs Robinson's Visit To Tibet Letters
  • `Girls' Will Be Women Letters
  • For those who lead Opinion
  • Limited world recession could have a silver lining Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • The US tragedy played as farce Opinion DICK WALSH
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Speeding on the roads `should be as anti-social as spitting at dinner table' Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Last governor turns towards the guns Culture
  • Fans have little to cheer as Murdoch moves on United Culture
  • Corrections And Clarifications Culture
  • If it's Victorian furniture you want . . . Culture
  • Fine-Art Course Culture
  • Auction Result Culture