01 February, 1999 Digital News Archive

Curran on the mark

Finding unity free from stress

By Keith Duggan

Naval Service ship open to view

First blood to Pakistan in Madras

A. Edgar Calder-Potts

Parents must be targeted in anti-smoking campaigns

By By DR WILLIAM REVILLE

Mediate holds on

Galwey called into squad

By John O'Sullivan

Diary

Humphreys exerts complete control

Advantage Alexandra

By Mary Hannigan

Rome denies Ocalan claim

Cork display mettle fatigue

By Emmet Malone

Mayo GP to be honoured for work for the elderly

Counting reasons to be cheerful

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Intel inside may put privacy offside

Ship's End

Irish officer lived through simmering Afghan conflict

By Lorna Siggins

Accomplished double act

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Calls mounting for Hoddle's resignation

By By FRANK MILLAR

Website of the week

By Mary Hannigan

Democracy In Eastern Europe

Inquiry into Omagh near conclusion - RUC chief

By By CLARE MURPHY

Survey shows more homeless

An Irishman's Diary

By By TOM FARRELL

Sligo spring surprise

Republic of Ireland v Egypt, (Bellville, Cape Town, 12.0)

Leaders fail to grab the initiative

By Ian O'Riordan

Swan is impressed by Le Coudray

500 march in London to mark Bloody Sunday

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Unfinished business the key

By By SEAN MORAN

Lawyers in Senate trial to question Lewinsky today

By By JOE CARROLL

AIDS virus `passed by chimps'

Accountants appointments

Qualified Commentary

Ulster complete European odyssey

By Gerry Thornley

British climber dies, another rescued in Alps

Furniture leads Beijing consumer revolution

By By CONOR O'CLERY

The Lassus Scholars/Ite O'Donovan

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Teaching council to be established

Ulster Fries French

New maps of dreamland lead to better insights

By Dick Ahlstrom

Eire Og kill off Crokes in first half hour

By By SEAN MORAN

US, British aircraft in escalation of attacks on Iraq

By By MERT OZKAN

Louth confirm superiority

Huge drop in winter cereal crop expected

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Cancer suppresser genes identified

Heat takes its toll as Irish face showdown

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Share of national cake for workers falling each year

Report suggests more major cuts in Army

By By JIM CUSACK

ISPCC appeals for continued support

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Funeral of warlord proceeds peacefully

Euro publicity

Brattbakk buries the bogey

By By PATRICK GLENN

Eastern bypass

The malaria dilemma

Brothers and Sisters

By By GERRY COLGAN

Lighthouse may be automated but life on the rock is a must

By Lorna Siggins

Emulation gives Macs headroom

By By GARRETT ROWE

Bombing Of Iraq

Women with a decision to make

Jail for corrupt politicians and a niche in the Mass card market

By Kitty Holland

Textbites

British immigrant service praised

Earth's oldest life believed found

Davies starts political comeback

Renewal scheme for depopulated areas provokes criticism

By By THERESA JUDGE

Abduction was IRA attempt to intimidate and silence - victim

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Italy's top two keep on winning

Doyle Hotel expands in US

State solicitors defer strike

By Marie O’Halloran

Villa show shallow foundations

By Michael Walker

Judge's ruling on procedures at tribunal likely to be challenged

By Paul Cullen

Ireland sending weapons to developing world, conference on arms trade is told

By Paul Cullen

Statehood target date `sacred'

Groan of the week

By Mary Hannigan

Williams wins again

Blair tribute to miners' leader

Bennett in top form for Waterford

ESB wins Ukraine contract

Garryowen hold the line

By Johnny Watterson

Peace monitor idea gets backing

By By FRANK MILLAR

Quotes of the week

By Mary Hannigan

Babies for adoption fell below 100 last year

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Festival to celebrate the coming of spring

Group to explore plant medicines

Culture

Downbeat with Virgin

The World This Week

Top Games

Millennium Monument

Skerries snatch victory

DLSP - 7, Old Wesley - 20

King to undergo bone marrow transplants

Amalgamation means closure of 107-year-old Dublin synagogue

By By ANDY POLLAK

Where are they now? - No 25: Joe Waters

By Mary Hannigan

Weary Mason is honoured for his craft

By John O'Sullivan

Britons back in Yemen court

Moseley makes the most of Els' slip-up

Sweet dreams are made of this

By Gerry Thornley

Aim of the game is growth

By EDITED By FIACHRA O MARCAIGH

Report urges that technology be taught as Leaving Cert subject

By By ANDY POLLAK

Notre Dame coolest of all

By Keith Duggan

Tipperary on top

Message to employees is take care with email

By By MICHAEL MCNAMARA

Cherry pie cure for headaches

IMF `may have contributed' to Asian crisis

Irish passengers removed from jet following fracas

By By JIM CUSACK

The case for the naked PC

By By ELAINE KEHOE

Pinochet argument resumes

UK discovers there is no room for complacency

By By ALEX BRUMMER

Fodder shortage

Nanny faces jail over baby's death

Dublin find Westmeath no push-overs anymore

By By PAT ROCHE

Early death risk from depression

A united Ireland applauds as Ulster says wow

Pembroke look set for play-offs

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

Me and Me Ould Flower

By By BRENDAN GLACKEN

Bective - 10, Old Belvedere - 26

Kafelnikov fulfils potential

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY

Today is CAO closing day

Turner expects handy fight

Toiseach's old worry may cloud his future

Apple not willing to comment on 500 lay-offs in Cork

By By DICK HOGAN

Thousands flee quake city

Spoils shared at Lakelands

By Ian O'Riordan

Marchers protest on tax plan

Devlin in the wars

UCC survive early scare to experience just a perfect day

By Johnny Watterson

Harney to announce 440 new jobs for Tallaght

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Yorke strikes at the death

By By MARTIN THORPE

Strong attack on currency speculators

Bloody Sunday rally told Trimble stance threatening peace process

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Hardship due to respondent's behaviour not a ground for refusing planning order

By By NIALL O'HANLON

Cyfor Malta confirmed as Gold Cup runner

Secombe unwell after stroke

SFA has mixed optimism

10 questioned on Dublin murder

Irish in Britain: How they fared this weekend

By Mary Hannigan

Harcourt Street Station

E Timor should decide its fate

Tolka hold their nerve

By Keith Duggan

Consultations urged on security changes

By By FRANK MILLAR

Millennium Monument

Two charged with Dublin man's murder

Murder victims all children

Red Hot Indian worth the nap

Caught on the Web: Operating system airlines

Galway attack too slick

Ahern faces Dail queries as FG says he misled the House

By Frank McNally

Why fewer women are having their babies adopted

Fan grabs Johns by the throat

Motion calls for lands sale report

By Frank McNally

Grin of the week

By Mary Hannigan

Voting at FF's Munster selection convention queried

By By DICK HOGAN

Waiting for rates' news

Majority of asylum seekers abused - survey

By By ANDY POLLAK

Kerry caught by late Cork charge

Baby born despite illness of husband

`I was told it was only media hype'

Cancellation of debt

Chaotic relativities in public sector pay have to be tackled

Modem World

Maguire records 587-1 treble

MEP resigns over drugs and pornography

Lifelines

By By SARAH MARRIOTT

Title win sparks row

Broker changes its name

Culture

One guy, one girl

Ponting puts past behind him to sink Sri Lanka

IMF director rejects critics of its policy as being offensive

Valentia taps out last Morse message

By Lorna Siggins

Students lack a polished finish

By By RORY KERR

Scullers off to brisk start at Blessington

By Liam Gorman

Cork plant to create 150 jobs

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Kubrick may sue `Punch' magazine

Choosing when to begin the rites of spring

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Barlo buys French group for £3.6m

Frosty Failte

National medal for US-Irish scientist

Trains delayed for several hours

Moving statutes captured on disk

Matthews takes British silver

What has put our biological clocks on snooze?

By By MEDB RUANE

Chants of the week

By Mary Hannigan

Man charged with Miss World rape

Border checks: abandoned or redundant?

By By MAURICE KENNEDY

Bottling ou

Abu Dhabi advocates early lifting of sanctions seen as bolstering Saddam

By Michael Jansen

Falcon caught on the prowl

New findings on plants

Keyline sale central to CRH's aggressive start

By By BILL MURDOCH

Aloys Fleischmann

In The Rock Pigeon's Cave

Kosovan combatants have more faith in war than in peace talks

By By CHRIS STEPHEN

Arsenal fire warning

By By DAVID LACEY

`It's been a kind of upward spiral'

Public lecture on bio-ethics

Art of rat-catching is not what it used to be

Woman faces murder charge

NATO's Dilemma In Kosovo

Moves to find unity in advance of proposed Paris talks

By By COLIN MCINTYRE