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September 1998

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September 22nd 1998

- Sport
- First top 10 finish a big boost on the US Tour Sport
- The last swing of Iron Byron Sport
- Munster's best-kept secret Sport
- Waterford Municipal Sport
- Keeper of the Galway flame Sport
- Football folk Sport
- Martin Lynch (Kildare) Sport
- Up and down week Sport
- Curragh champion Sport
- The year's best Sport
- Malone in control Sport
- Bradshaw best Sport
- Pair of aces Sport
- 1919 and all that Sport
- Minor matters Sport
- Boxing Sport
- Death jolt gives way to tributes Sport
- Flo steps in late to score double and seal thriller Sport
- Major winner Singh returns to Europe as one of the favourites Sport
- Mulcahy goes further Sport
- Turkey bound Sport
- It's Europe or nothing says Davies Sport
- Curious gets curiouser for Derry Sport DES FAHY
- Clubcall: The captains Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- John Divilly (Galway) Sport SEAN MORAN
- Ain't no cure for the World Cup Blues Sport PADDY AGNEW
- Accommodating the English game Sport EMMET MALONE
- Derry City v Cork City, (Brandywell, 7.30) Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Leinster facing busy schedule Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- RTE deals please armchair fans Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Flo-Jo doubts to hold fast Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Clarke likes his chances Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Faxon's absence could clear way for Clarke Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Norman all set to fly high again Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Thompson blooms late Sport SHAY KEENAN
- An early telephone call from Dad Sport AIDEEN ROGERS
- `Home' unions to go it alone Sport PHILIP REID
- Have Merci crashes out Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Rely on Master Cooper Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Business
- Frankfurt down in volatile trading Business
- Growth at BW Bank Business
- Clinton crisis and profit warnings create volatile day on markets Business
- Gilts climb higher as equities retreat Business
- Aer Lingus in slipstream of new airline alliance Business
- Market takes Clinton tapes in its stride Business
- Desmond makes gains as Celtic FC kicks off Business
- JP Morgan forms alliance Business
- Deal on radio equity Business
- Eurotunnel in profit Business
- Mole in the Bundesbank Business
- Need for equal access to prosperity highlighted Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Arcon's losses stand at £3.6m Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Optimism for growth in Shannon industry Business ARTHUR QUINLAN
- US firm to invest £400,000 in North software project Business EDDIE O'GORMAN
- Rescue capital crucial for troubled MMI Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Stockbroker and financial services firm confirm merger Business EMMET OLIVER
- Japanese bank plan falls to in-fighting Business PAUL ABRAHAMS
- Harney in favour of radical tax measures Business MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
- BA, American Airlines create global alliance Business JONATHAN FORD
- Shares fall but sharp drop is averted Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Life & Style

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