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December 1998

‹ Dec 9th 1998 Dec 11th 1998 ›

December 10th 1998

- Sport
- Doubt over N Korean gymnasts Sport
- Hamed blames book for split Sport
- Soccer News: Viduka feels down Down Under Sport
- Keane strike enough for United Sport
- Germans kept Ferguson informed Sport
- Arsenal go out in style Sport
- Juventus pull off another escape act Sport
- Last Eight Sport
- Dunwoody likely for Florida Pearl ride Sport
- No Gold for Cyfor Malta Sport
- Ferrufino worthy of support Sport
- Fallon just keeps on winning Sport
- Defences on top at Ashbourne Sport
- Saverimutto savours come-back Sport
- Welsh clubs wait on ERC ruling Sport
- Hackett qualifies Sport
- Doonan best in November Sport
- A match made in heaven Sport
- Gibbs in as a token move Sport ANDY CAPOSTAGNO
- Ashes heat intensifies as England search for victory Sport MIKE SELVEY
- Warne and Waugh own up Sport MATTHEW ENGEL
- `Open up pitches' call from Omagh Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
- McStay well prepared for strong Gaels Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
- Kelly comes in Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Villa exposed as Chelsea move up Sport MARTIN THORPE
- NFL may resort to instant replays Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
- Doherty aiming for unique double Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- McGinn takes the spotlight Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Mount Temple's Moore the merrier Sport DES BERRY
- Time to put real beef into President's Cup Sport DAVID DAVIES
- In at the deep end for O'Neill Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Business
- Merger shows the road ahead in post-EMU rationalisation Business
- Deal creates credible third force Business
- Zeneca and Astra confirm plans to form drugs giant Business
- Frankfurt slides on Astra-Zeneca plan Business
- Dealers excited over flurry of bid stories Business
- Imari sells interest in Translink group Business
- Horizan confirms placing Business
- Aid for taxpayers Business
- Directors exercise options Business
- Shinko buys Fujitsu stake Business
- Global agrees Esprit deal Business
- Zergo shares jump over Baltimore merger talks Business
- Stocks end session on mixed note Business
- Britain and Germany move to defuse corporate tax row Business PATRICK SMYTH
- Irish Life & Permanent emerges in £2.8 bn merger Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- McCreevy, Lafontaine meeting `cordial' Business DENIS STAUNTON
- Making a done deal out of a tentative idea Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- BCO loss higher than was thought Business BILL MURDOCH
- Thumbs up for Permanent, Irish Life Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Bank forecast to cut UK rates to 6.5% Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
- Irish Press buy-back plan approved Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN

‹ Dec 9th 1998 Dec 11th 1998 ›

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