08 December, 1998 Digital News Archive

Baltimore believed to be in US link-up talks

By Cliff Taylor

Art exhibition for school

DL seeks legal voice for victims of rape

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

IDA to be asked to approve Fruit of the Loom package

By By SIOBHAN CREATON and THERESA JUDGE

£1bn in mortgage advances reflects rise in house prices

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Minister Martin makes the most of the good news

By By ANDY POLLAK

Rejoin The Commonwealth?

Teachers' drugs conference

Corrections And Clarifications

O'Meara the man

By By SHAY KEENAN and DERMOT GILLEECE

Donegal job losses have been on the cards for two years

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Loyalist in court on arms charges

Failed coup leader wins landslide poll victory

Cyfor Malta heads Gold Cup market

Toothless agency preaches to the converted

Lord Dal has strong claims

By Brian O'Connor

A few signs that the gap is closing

By Gerry Thornley

An Irishman's Dairy

By By DAVID SHANKS

Mary I heads for its second century

UK manufacturing output falls for third month in succession

Five killed in UK coach collision

Time for a wider notion of the nature of the intellect

Student paper poops the DIT party line

Invisible Limerick

Serb officer pleads not guilty

Child's Christmas (Part 5)

By By EMER MCNAMARA and YVONNE DRYSDALE

People

Aitken to stand trial for perjury

Study shows proper control of diabetes can reduce effects

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Working in Dublin libraries was much more interesting than college, Gerard Byrne recalls

Plodding along with only a cursory glance from RTE

By Emmet Malone

Independent TDs to meet Brennan over phone masts

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN and TIM O'BRIEN

EU ministers call for Ocalan trial

American win might topple President's

By Philip Reid

Casting vote decides fate of city's last tract of agricultural land

By Frank McDonald

Sergeant allowed challenge order

CSO estimates of farm incomes in 1998 predict decline of 4%

Judge refuses to halt Clegg trial

Four cleared of RUC murder

Doran wins costs against restaurant after photo finish

There's nothing like a dame

By Sylvia Thompson

Man surrenders after lynching

Hunt on for murderer of Connemara schoolgirl

By Lorna Siggins

Brought to book (Part 1)

Cork hospital extension opened

Reviewing The Reviewer

15 oz baby survives

Scottish Power for the US

Footsie drifts lower as traders mark time

Down's woman alleges rape

McCullough eyes rematch

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Child's Christmas (Part 6)

By By EMER MCNAMARA and YVONNE DRYSDALE

Teachers can take a bow

Prospects look bright

Psychiatric Hospitals

Criticism of Catholic church needs to be focused

By By JOHN WATERS

See More Business may travel over

By Brian O'Connor

11 Lords a-leaping on the stage

Witness throws Anwar trial into turmoil

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Wonderful, if a little wheezy

By Kevin Courtney

Herbalist offers treatment for low female libido

Young man dies in road accident

Has Ireland lost its heart?

By Olive Keogh

Vivisection campaigner on hunger strike `wants to live'

By By PADRAIC FLANAGAN

Gender gap persists

Budget's first step on mature students

By By YVONNE HEALY

Measuring The Stress Lines

Republicans deny IRA is considering handover

By By GERRY MORIARTY and DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Smithers' family feast

By By SHAY KEENAN and DERMOT GILLEECE

Child's Christmas (Part 1)

By By EMER MCNAMARA and YVONNE DRYSDALE

Problems, you've just got to love solving problems

Market treads water in slow day

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Limerick votes on security package

Biggest Bully Of Them All?

Under-18 squad announced

By Mary Hannigan

Plan for Temple Bar hotel cultural centre is rejected

Hospital workers threaten walkout

Ince sale to be sanctioned

Dublin stores set for teenage influx

By Kitty Holland

Employers urged to act on job bias

Experts ready to write off Italy's `Old Lady' of soccer

By By PADDY AGNEW

A moving experience

By Sylvia Thompson

Former KGB men in control as Yeltsin sends heads rolling

Politics And Poetry

Sea-Horses Coming Our Way

Liverpool yearn for goals and a clean sheet

By By IAN ROSS

Greeks plan new start for Games

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Astronauts begin joining cables for station's `nervous system'

Young filmmakers set up new group

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Latest NI row a `glitch' - Trimble

By By JOE CARROLL

Prospect of second term slight for McDonagh

By By SEAN MORAN

Rights declaration celebrated amid dismay at violation of principles

Soldier secures order preventing Army inquiry into his absence

Now quiz book joins almanac

RTE right to retain its Angelus bell

Millennium starts here

By By SHAY KEENAN and DERMOT GILLEECE

Child's Christmas (Part 2)

By By EMER MCNAMARA and YVONNE DRYSDALE

Court defers decision on appeal by Orange

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

One in 6 people can't read

By Patsy McGarry

Dealing with the euro

Thinking beyond ties?

By By SHAY KEENAN and DERMOT GILLEECE

Child's Christmas (Part 4)

By By EMER MCNAMARA and YVONNE DRYSDALE

Man claims sex in Cobh flat was not consensual

There's no escape - but who'd want to anyway

O'Donoghue to set up crime council on statutory basis

By Catherine Cleary

Eastern Bypass

UN arms visits announced

Back pain may rule Thorpe out

By By MIKE SELVEY

Further remand for Albanian

Computer courses uncorked

Young business writers

Old masters in young hands

By By MIC MORONEY

Virenque confirms decision

Showbiz is schoolbiz

First steps to civilian rule as centrist party wins election

Brought to book (Part 2)

Millennium Monument

Alarm shuts Ukrainian N-reactor

Student engineers a golfing winner

By By KATY SINCLAIR

Eight-year sentence on paedophile priest is cut by 2 years

Former Packard boss to be paid £270,000

Prices of older Dublin houses still soaring

By Orna Mulcahy

Church And Contraception

DAX falls as buying interest fades away

Chancellor's father dies suddenly

Spreading the word about jobs

Gilligan fails to halt charges

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Man pleads guilty to possession of heroin

Pansold fined heavily as drugs trial ends

Handel's Dublin Oratorio

Doctor ordered to face trial

Fruit of the Loom staff face holidays on the dole

By By THERESA JUDGE

Retired volunteers sought

EU human rights initiative

Religion And Christmas

Child's Christmas (Part 3)

By By EMER MCNAMARA and YVONNE DRYSDALE

BAe confirms discussions on European defence consolidation

Government doubles amateur grants

By Philip Reid

FG Bill aims to end shares anomaly

Microsoft leads way to record high

Exports slip after summer record

How the history class got to Strasbourg

Court to rule on publication of article by Malocco

Tipperary victim is buried

Foyle Food invests £2m in Derry plant

Singular Error

FAI National League Cup Final, First leg

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Community policing systems supported

Report's real worth will depend on power and make-up of crime council

Mortgage lenders cautious on costs

Enterprise Ireland signs new accord with US

By By EMMET OLIVER

Find may have foiled bombing

By By ELAINE KEOGH and JIM CUSACK

Yeltsin sacks top Kremlin staff on break from hospital

By By MARK RICE-OXLEY

Row over immigrant housing

Three-year agreement signed by Wedgwood and designer Paul Costelloe

By By BILL MURDOCH

College equations

National Crime Forum Members

Guarded welcome for Budget changes

Multimedia brings affordable training

Controlling House Inflation

All-white selections attacked

By By PATRICK LAURENCE

Specialised Garda unit for dealing with white-collar crime suggested

Students to see Berlin Wall film

Survey finds rapid growth in hotel, guest house trade

By By JIM DUNNE

Police commission told of anti-RUC `slander'

By By SUZANNE BREEN

13 killed in Paris fires

Woman's blood `found by stream'

Rejoin The Commonwealth?

Amoruso has good reasons to impress

By By PATRICK GLENN

Corporation backs moves on hackneys

The mane event

By Rosita Boland

Budget 99 Reactions

Drought ends for Carbone

Neighbour `heard high-pitched screaming'

Varied careers in a young industry

Two Irelands to meet for Omagh fund

By By PETER BYRNE

Euro bully grips UK viewers

Flexible or alienated?

Blaming The Clergy

How devolution target can still be met

ESRI predicts significant slowdown in growth

By By JANE SUITER

Man dies in house fire

Unions celebrate alliance

Cara O'Sullivan (soprano)/RTE Philharmonic Choir, National Symphony Orchestra/Takuo Yuasa

By By DOUGLAS SEALY

Business confidence among small firms at lowest level in 6 years

By By EDDIE O'GORMAN

Training and Tourism

Vincent de Paul attacks Budget over childcare and welfare

By Patsy McGarry

SIPTU delegates back merger

Customs officer authorised to retain seized bag

Difficult times for Irish party

By By PAT ROCHE

Industry reports difficulty in recruiting skilled staff

By By JIM DUNNE

Belfast ends waste tendering process

Saudis call for OPEC action

China welcomes Taiwan result

Owner of nightclub denies drug charges

Netanyahu survives move to oust him in chaotic day

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Essential careers reading

By By YVONNE HEALY

Cabinet set to approves changes

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Fight the hype, stop the tantrums

By By MARK HARROLD

Making his voice heard on disc

By By ANNA NOLAN

Occlusion: weather front of another colour

Martin's spending plans divide USI leadership

Conference sizes up semester debates

Have the colleges really tried to face it down?

Cut-off points for degrees 1998/99:

DSPCA closes to beat Christmas pets rush

By Kitty Holland

Son's tapes recapture the Master's voice

By By DICK HOGAN