Article Archive

November 7th 1998

• • News

  • Dark Side Of Mongolia News
  • On the crest of a wave News
  • Something About Mary News
  • Three women, two moons News
  • Beer to cheer News
  • Oysters News
  • Science Week Ireland News
  • Deep in the heart of Cole News
  • Born under a Risin' Star News
  • Airs and spaces News
  • Aiken all over News
  • Star turn News
  • Fact File News
  • Dunblane ceremony News
  • Man convicted of rape News
  • Action against gazumping News
  • Mother, daughter remanded News
  • Love at first bite News
  • Things To Do. . . News
  • Man is charged with two murders News
  • Continuity IRA threatens to target security force members News
  • Gardai seek help in locating couple News
  • Law clerk sues Revenue over alleged bullying News
  • `Serial gang rapist' (16) gets six years News
  • Man gets 10 years for raping daughter News
  • 11-year term for priest's abuse of boys suspended for particular aspects of case News
  • `Loose management' claim News
  • Probation for murder case girl News
  • Court settlement over girl's death News
  • Troops expected in Kosovo News
  • Penny Black at exhibition News
  • C of I church rededicated News
  • Appeal by Dublin man dismissed News
  • Warning on State's `interference' in TCD News
  • We make it too easy to place obstacles before tribunals News
  • Taoiseach's allies deny quotes were calculated risk on marital rumours News
  • No barring order News
  • Galway nurses fail to resolve dispute News
  • Drowned man's family criticises media News
  • Spanish cabinet backs request to extradite Pinochet News
  • Disease risk high with 14,000 still missing News
  • Green lobby says US, EU dodging issue of emissions News
  • Milosevic urged to admit investigators News
  • US assails Russia over market as relief agreed News
  • Prince denies wanting queen to abdicate News
  • Policeman killed wife News
  • US repaid for UN arrears News
  • 3 killed in arms factory blast News
  • Ex-minister shot dead News
  • India, Pakistan sanctions eased News
  • Distiller of killer spirit jailed News
  • Rat poison causes ward evacuation News
  • Waterloo is over, says Railtrack News
  • Mandelson phoned BBC after being `outed' News
  • Mystery insurance pays for Woodward News
  • Progress for MS sufferers News
  • Slovenes angry at Sky News News
  • `Exorcist' counselling offered News
  • Unkindest cut for opera singer News
  • Cornish threaten to turn nasty over independence News
  • Police reported Anwar allegation was false News
  • Baghdad warns it will not change stance on arms inspections News
  • Israel strips Lebanese soil, says UN News
  • Loads of Lennon News
  • Viva Vegas News
  • Eye to Eye News
  • On the write track News
  • The great all-rounder News
  • Apotheosis of a former President News
  • Bestsellers News
  • Pick of Portly's News
  • Choice recipes News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • A place in the sun News
  • Getting There News
  • Garden Work News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • How I missed Monica News MAEVE BINCHY
  • In the absence of Mary News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Mulan opens Cinemagic Festival News POL O MUIRI
  • Visions of a nation News MEDB RUANE
  • Poetry and emotion News EDDIE HOLT
  • The rot down South News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • A jolly journey with Sir Georg News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • A Century of Co-operative Endeavour, by Raymond Smith (Mount Cross, £5) News RICHARD ROCHE
  • Elizabeth Longford, by Frances Makower (Hodder & Stoughton, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • W.B. Yeats, A Life - 1. The Apprentice Mage, by R.F. Foster (OUP, £15 in UK) News JOHN BANVILLE
  • A Monk Swimming, by Malachy McCourt (Harper Collins, £11.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Sharp End, by Gabrielle Lord (Coronet, £5.99 in UK) News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • Bruno Bettelheim: The Other Side of Madness, by Nina Sutton (Duckworth, £16.95 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Modern Irish Lives: Dictionary of 20th-Century Biography, edited by Louis McRedmond. (Gill & Macmillan, £9.99). News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • John Hume, by Paul Routledge (HarperCollins, £8.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Faber Book of Beats, edited by Paul Muldoon (Faber & Faber, £9.99 in UK) News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Lonely hearts, soft and hard News JOHN BOLAND
  • A return to Otherland News TOM MORIARTY
  • Poetry, poets and the power of healing News FRED JOHNSTON
  • Echoes of pleasure News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Southern style News MARY DOWEY
  • To market, to market . . . News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Travel Briefs News JOAN SCALES
  • Marketing gardens News JANE POWERS
  • A moose - loose . . . News MICHAEL VINEY
  • PAC up and move over News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • National Party argues for broadening of amnesty process in discussions with ANC News PATRICK LAURENCE
  • Brown says Scotland could not afford SNP's policy of separatism News FRANK MILLAR
  • Wye debate suspended after Hamas bombing of busy market News DAVID HOROVITZ

  • Sport

  • Port Bayou to compensate for narrow Curragh defeat Sport
  • Motormouth Sport
  • Riding high Sport
  • Kentucky style thrills Sport
  • Middlemen, minders and makers for the star brigade Sport
  • English FA Premiership Team News And Statistics Sport
  • McGinley still in with a chance Sport
  • English union faces £1 m fine Sport
  • Sampras set to retain top spot Sport
  • Coughlan still in contention Sport
  • Watts set to light up US Tour Sport
  • Offering more than the sum of their parts Sport
  • Soccer News: Cup draw Sport
  • Taipan looks for repeat win Sport
  • Benjamin can win for Woods Sport
  • Manning on the double Sport
  • Fine by me - not Sport
  • The Wright stuff Sport
  • Kerry's gold Sport
  • Sticky gum Sport
  • Sports Speak: Sport

  • Business

  • Cut in interest rates brings Ireland nearer to euro level Business
  • Russia makes a breakthrough with debt restructuring deals Business
  • ICC advisers appointed Business
  • Retrial of Dawson case against IBA Business
  • Telesales booming - Harney Business
  • Central bank chiefs defend their autonomy Business
  • Legal arguments heard in fraud case Business
  • Dunnes engages McMahon Business
  • Noranda interest Business
  • EU competition launched Business
  • Market Report - Europe Business
  • Computers enter Supreme Court for Bula mine appeal Business
  • Market Report - London Business
  • Market Report - New York Business
  • Indigo says disc `worm' virus is virtually harmless Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • Esat chairman emerges as big investor in Torc Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Mortgage holders to save on repayments Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Chief executive charts the future for Powerscreen Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Market Report - Dublin Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • Clamping And Drink-Driving Letters
  • Trials Of Rail Travel Letters
  • Parasitic Sandwiches Letters
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Out With the Old Opinion
  • Nobel Prize For Trimble Letters
  • Sporting Irishmen Letters
  • Racing On The Run Letters
  • Justice And Immigration Letters
  • The Tiger Yawns Letters
  • Hospital Cutbacks Letters
  • European Showers Letters
  • Inter-Church Communion Letters
  • In memoriam Opinion
  • Leaping Salmon Opinion
  • Dangers Of Sliding Interest Opinion
  • Republic of the rich and mean turns its back on world's poor Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Truth, and politicians, get stretched on rumour rack Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • McCreevy could solve his Budget dilemma by introducing energy tax Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion FRANK KILFEATHER

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • The resonances of Viola Culture
  • A `song of death' echoes while retracing a sorrowful pilgrimage Culture
  • Livingston is a tough skilful negotiator Culture
  • A masterpiece from famous duke's home Culture
  • Forthcoming Fair Culture
  • New Lecture Series Culture
  • A seasonal - and very pleasant - question for gourmets and bon vivants Culture
  • Horror of trenches haunted France Culture
  • President and queen to remember Irish war dead as new era dawns Culture
  • Nightingales and death as Irish fell side by side Culture
  • Tower marks Irish dead Culture
  • Recovering from devastating storm will take years for Central America Culture
  • Bodies burned to ward off epidemics Culture
  • Former wrestler and radio jock had shock win with low-budget street `revolution' Culture
  • Voters defy the pundits and give Clinton a boost Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Return of the United Irishmen Culture
  • The North of the South Culture
  • Buckles and pointes Culture
  • Sins of the fathers Culture
  • Last trench of the avantgarde Culture
  • Through a Glass brightly Culture
  • When is a person not a person? Culture