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September 1998

‹ Sep 17th 1998 Sep 19th 1998 ›

September 18th 1998

- Sport
- United fans continue fight against takeover Sport
- Threat to Hoddle Sport
- The Fixtures Sport
- Final key could be held by safe hands Sport
- UEFA to unveil plans Sport
- United grind gears and gnash teeth Sport
- Chelsea open title defence at half-pace Sport
- Dabizas header seals tepid win Sport
- Danoli on course for return Sport
- Entertainer sure to perform Sport
- Coughlan still in contention Sport
- Darcy digs deep to share lead Sport
- Johnson recovers to claim spot on team Sport
- Golden Boy cast as gringo again Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
- Sainz, McHale set for Mondello Sport BRIAN FOLEY
- Reivers aim for sneak Ulster raid Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Final serving still to come from under-21s Sport PAT ROCHE
- Camera comes to aid of referees Sport VIVEK CHAUDHARY
- National League Preview Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Kelly still doubtful Sport PETER BYRNE
- British lead after first-day dressage Sport GRANIA WILLIS
- All change as Irish game aims to go up in the world Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- Dream ends for Sligo as Warrenpoint win Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Dallaglio's Irish battle Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
- ISA may step in to stop clashing fixtures if clubs fail Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
- New recruits could make the difference Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Business
- Agreed £5.1m bid made for MMS Business
- NIDB today announces $4m investment by US firm in Belfast Business
- Professor confirms it's a jungle out there Business
- Elan finds market woes easy to swallow Business
- One Life Business
- Midland Computers launches interactive training package Business
- Avonmore Waterford, CRH, Kerry seen as good buys Business
- Clubs put boot on corporate ladder Business
- Where the money goes Business
- The Airline Business
- Airline alliances offer customers no comfort Business
- Factfile Business
- The latest news about international interest rates Business
- Market Report - Europe Business
- Good news for Norwich Union shareholders Business
- John And Margaret Business
- Julie Business
- Robert Business
- Brokers' advocate loves being at heart of industry Business
- Irish Life gives warning on slump Business
- US urges Russia to make intentions clear Business
- Republican blow to Clinton IMF funding Business
- Intel quarterly dividend up 1 cent Business
- Italian Soccer League stalls media talks Business
- World markets fall on US news Business
- Irish Life operating profits up 40% Business
- Goldman Sachs directors' deal could jeopardise flotation Business
- VHI pays out £156m for claims in six months to August Business
- ITG buys remaining share capital of TCI for £3.3m Business
- Avonmore Waterford head joins Campbell Bewley board Business
- New Fexco Visa card can be loaded with foreign currency Business
- Economist warns about threat of low-cost imports to NI Business
- Cable TV firms fight new rules Business
- Toll roads churn out cash faster than it can be spent Business
- CBT feels the full fury of US investors Business
- Clothes `Made in Ireland' may become collectors' items Business
- Thoman wants sharper image for Xerox Business
- Rally comes to a halt Business
- Market Report -New York Business
- No free trip to Disney courtesy of Bill Gates Business
- Aer Lingus watching BA row with interest Business
- SIMI uses cartoon to drive home message Business
- DVD finally makes big time on small screen Business
- Trading watchdogs warn Internet users over `miracle cures' Business
- UCC Post-grad course will master the Internet Business
- Legal Aid Board establishes online application processing Business
- DTZ Sherry Fitzgerald takes clients on virtual tour Business
- More bills in the post - zap them in the microwave Business
- Websites put their best features forward Business
- Industrialists link up with academics Business
- Intel, RealNetworks challenge Microsoft Business
- Microsoft fails in bid to halt case Business
- New investors expect money to work harder Business
- Low bookings put a damper on Thomson Travel shares Business
- Moneymaker Business
- Making most of lump sum in low-interest climate Business
- Accessible information is vital to the deaf Business
- Safe driving prizes from PMPA Business
- First Active members should consider options Business
- Drug firms popular in slow growth climate Business
- Exposure to Dana causes MMI problems Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- Fruit of Loom outlook worsens Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- IDA chief welcomes uniform tax rate Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Canadian firm announces 500 jobs for Swords Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- US eases encryption control Business EOIN LICKEN
- Dunloe Ewart stays upbeat about growth Business BILL MURDOCH
- Any budget surplus `should be spent on infrastructure' Business EMMET OLIVER
- SRH buys the Leitrim Observer Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Ireland to be the `key focus' for Irish Life and head) Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- IFG offers details of companies online Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Minister announces 435 jobs for Tullamore and Edenderry Business SEAN MACCONNELL
- Trade visit to China a triumph Business CONOR O'CLERY
- Worryingly high levels of ignorance in Republic on euro: poll Business PATRICK SMYTH
- Chinese lower their guard against army Business CONOR O'CLERY
- APHA urges faster approval of agrochemicals Business KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
- Storm clouds gather again over Shannon Airport Business JIM DUNNE
- Comparing standards no way forward Business OLIVER O'CONNOR
- Global economic summit must take strong action Business JANE SUITER
- Magee weaves a happier story in Donegal Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Dublin falls but fares better than London and Paris Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Business On Television Business HELEN GYGAX
- Monica and Bill scenario all too common Business SHEILA O'FLANAGAN
- People On The Move Business EMMET OLIVER
- Women less likely to get senior jobs Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Chance lost to up tempo on Y2K plans Business MADELEINE LYONS
- Telecom slow to bite bullet on flat-rate Internet access Business EOIN LICKEN
- iMac offers Apple chance to stop rot Business ELAINE LAFFERTY
- Cork plant pins hopes on new computer Business MADELEINE LYONS
- The Bug Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- Silicon Valley clueless about Web Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Time to get name down for First Active shares Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Market easy to navigate if maps are Irish originals Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Investor Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- Questions And Answers Business DOMINIC COYLE
- Mortgage holders face increases on endowments Business JILL KERBY
- Pension mortgages can be tax effective for some Business JILL KERBY
- Life & Style

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