26 September, 1998 Digital News Archive

£18m raised by Trocaire for relief projects

By Paul Cullen

Pre-election information sessions

Coca-Cola profit warning

Constituency rivalry impedes Labour-DL marriage vows

Mahathir expected to call an early election

Telling it like it is

Wine cuts cancer risk, says study

Winning the battle for clearer air

Moscow Express best

By Brian O'Connor

Furore over town planning

The poet as inner emigre

Looking at next year's budget

Top 10 games

Cable industry on collision course with regulator

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Either Or Both

26 killed in Peru crash

Nothing sacred to US pastors

Ordaining Women

Bewley's new face

French prisoners leave for England

By By RUAN O'DONNELL

Hunters Beware

Player-by-player: Galway

By By SEAN MORAN

Dalai Lama sends message with PM

Schroder is four points ahead with chance to end Kohl's grip on power

By Denis Staunton

Blues revival

House Prices

Angling Round-up

By By DEREK EVANS

O'Sullivan has share of lead

`Die Neue Mitte' a key factor in route to power

System of tax credits favoured in Budget

By By JANE SUITER

20 killed in school bus crash

Lacey overcomes bloodline to gallop into cynics' hearts

Dogs Off The Leash

Playing the game

Spain to trim its borrowing

How to Get There

`Nightmare' looms for Ferbane in power station union row

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Rushdie pays tribute to those who died

Lesser hype works in Galway's favour

By By JOHN O'KEEFFE

Auction Results

Nine states face fines for milk surplus

A philosopher made approachable

Contrasting images of Irish artists of the land

No licence renewal for publican who refused to serve traveller

38 die as plane hits hillside

Islam - can East meet West?

Shadow on Flo-Jo legacy

Social smoking

SNP told to `seize the chance'

Failure to enforce waste directives condemned

World Cup wash out

Mick O'Dwyer: second coming of football guru

By Ian O'Riordan

Liberals elect Pat Cox as new leader

Leonard makes move

Lopez learns to take the long view

By By DERMOT GILLEECE'S

Corporal Punishment Of Children

Nervous sellers again drive down value of financial shares

Writing the wrongs

The ABC of Bullying, by Marie Murray & Colm Keane (RTE, £8.99)

Asians had more Viagra success

Booked out

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Previews

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Hoey heroics

Teacher union recommends boycott of science exhibition

By By ANDY POLLAK

Beautiful bread

No speedy solution to Dublin taxi monopoly

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

The Irish with and without hyphens

Stepford wives behind the men of the far right

Sufficient firepower even without Elwood

By Gerry Thornley

Sport Speak:

A time to party

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Safety worries over third country aircraft

Dahlia days

By By JANE POWERS

Serial killer theory gains ground

Double take

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Double-take

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

All-Ireland good for Dublin

Folks great and small

By By LOUISE EAST

Bishop tells of Drumcree `pain'

By Patsy McGarry

Building work on castle stops

Galway light rail service planned

Tyrone have fluency to deny Laois

By By PAT ROCHE

This Week They Said

Into Thin Air, by Jon Krakauer (Pan, £6.99 in UK)

Where the walls tell of peace

Stirring up memories

By Rosita Boland

Like father . . .

Road ban for boy(15)

FAS signs $3.29m contract

English FA Premiership Previews

Ahern and Blair under increased pressure to break deadlock on arms decommissioning

By By GERRY MORIARTY and DICK HOGAN

Death On The Roads

Andersen looking to fill 350 jobs in Dublin

By Joe Humphreys

Attack of the evil foxes

Forthcoming Auctions

Berg plans 120 more jobs

MEPs call on Russia to back projects for reform

Group seeking bombs inquiry `hopeful'

On island life and strangling goats

By By RICHARD ROCHE

Thinking of Christmas

By By JOHN MCKENNA

NIO promises to learn from tragedy of old soldier

Drug court initiative at risk - McVerry

British off to tense start

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY

NATO stance on Kosovo rejected

Lesotho's sovereignty in peril

By By PATRICK LAURENCE

Key Russian debt negotiator resigns over finance minister

Macken pulls out

By By GRANIA WILLIS

Chain store fugitive

Bottle Of The Week

Drugs disgrace

By Johnny Watterson

The return of Irish ballet

By By CAROLYN SWIFT

Jordanian airline takes king's advice on Shannon

By By ARTHUR QUINLAN

A glass act

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Market Report - New York

Potent attack to ignite Galway

By By SEAN MORAN

Quiet Riot

Telecom to announce further price reductions

By Joe Humphreys

The Oxford Book of English Detective Stories, edited by Patricia Craig (OUP, £8.99 in UK)

Bring on the footmen

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Travel Briefs

By By JOAN SCALES

`Forgotten Kennedy' ready to assume the mantle

By By JOE CARROLL

Seeing pink

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Granta 62 (Granta, £7.99 in UK)

Kosovo Choices

North criticised on women's role

Equalise is napped

By Brian O'Connor

Final tickets a pearl beyond price

By Ian O'Riordan

Man faces assault charge

Market Report - Dublin

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Garden Work

Sheet Music Bread

Radical Serb wins poll

Swimmer conquers Atlantic

Player-by-player: Kildare

By By SEAN MORAN

It's got that new smell

By Hugh Linehan

Disagreement over arms continues to stalk peace

By By ANDY POLLAK

Spanish riders expelled

Muhtathir looks good for win

Will great white hope be marooned? - Kildare

Nokia opens retail outlet

Nurses Win A Climbdown

Backwater boy rises to surface

Expenses reviewed

The Horse Whisperer, by Nicholas Evans (Corgi, £5.99 in UK)

Perysshe the panch in Newfoundland

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Clinton criticises Republican tactics as poll shows his public support growing

By By JOE CARROLL

Robot power

Keeping it simple with clean lines and direct approach

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Many will feel uncomfortable to decide his fate

Growing poverty levels force record lending by World Bank

By Paul Cullen

`Irish Times' wins Internet award

By Conor Pope

Euro elections get underway

Jane Austen: A Life, by Claire Tomalin (Penguin, £7.99 in UK)

European Parliament translators competition

Just relax, someone else will sort it out

By By MAEVE BINCHY

The entertainer

A system giving two votes

Slovaks begin voting

Man stabbed in Limerick

Committee votes to release Tripp tapes

Lewis keeping one eye on Holyfield

Ryanair criticised on passenger's treatment

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

The proof of faith

Report on the Ombudsman

The Glory that was Athens

Not just sex but an affair of the heart

Full breakfast

Misconstrued series

By By MARTIN ADAMS

`Crippling' of Clinton deplored

By Patsy McGarry

They've got bottle

By By MARY DOWEY

King of the red-hot grid

By By ALAN HENRY

Storms that generate farce or tragedy

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

McCall and Ward will be missed

By Gerry Thornley

Eye On Nature

Good sport but little fair play

EP Documents

Floodwaters devastate land but cannot extinguish hope

Top stayer retired

Breathing in the good times

Human growth

The month in Strasbourg

Hammer home

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Market Report - London

Mental handicap `alliance'

Lift stop

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Men only

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Georges hits Key West

Haenjo Trio

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Finance operation centralised in Dublin

Market Report - Europe

Liberator's man

In the blood

Enduring Love, by Ian McEwan (Vintage, £6.99 in UK)

Vision for a fighting future

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Finlay's memoirs present surprising perspective on Labour in government

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Kosovo - call for EU action

Dancing to Lughnasa

By By MICHAEL DWYER

A good-looking future for seductive singing siblings

By By ROISIN INGLE

Leakey resumes his old post

War and peace

Bail refused in abduction case

Investigators will look for `regularity' in cases

John O'Mahony: Ace manager is best in west

By Patsy McGarry

Even horses are running ominously well for Bertie

Leinster tire as French call the tune in staccato affair

By Gerry Thornley

Gingrich driven by vengeance as he goes for impeachment

Harrington jumps the queue with new attitude

EP News

Poverty in city challenges signs of prosperity, says archbishop

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

On The Grapevine

Shelbourne still await first win of season

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Will great white hope be marooned? - Galway

Year 2000 Computer Problem

Bad old days make way for the bad new days

By By DICK WALSH

Proposed History Syllabus

A Walk in the Woods, by Bill Bryson (Black Swan, £6.99 in UK)

Exhausted Mandela calls off dinner

Prescribing Viagra

Munster to prevail with home advantage

By Gerry Thornley

`Time for the story'

Gone with the wind of change

Government reverses its decision on pay talks for nurses

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Dubliner loses NI job claim

Value of refund rise questioned

Common reader Bookered?

By By JOHN BOLAND

Soccer News: Prospective Super League clubs warned of ban

Journey of a storyteller

The voice of reason

Granny power

Duisenberg renews pressure for early Irish interest rate cut

By Patrick Smyth

Defending bedrock of Protestant culture

New Limerick city bridge to be named after Kemmy

By By ARTHUR QUINLAN

EP women's group visits Belfast

Head To Head: Mika Hakkinen and Michael Schumacher

Shadow of a poet

By By MICHAEL SMITH

In the age of prose

Transgressions, by Sarah Dunant (Warner Books, £5.99 in UK)

ERC outlines new deal

By John O'Sullivan

Bohemians crash

Silicon to create 65 jobs