Article Archive

February 18th 1999

• • News

  • MCD buys Gaiety for £4m News
  • Tallaght doctors vote for strike News
  • Woman (91) dies after attack News
  • Tribunal's Remit News
  • Man injured in Belfast shooting News
  • Silver screen's decade of magic in Borrisokane recalled News
  • No `fudge' on arms hand-over - Andrews News
  • Single parent numbers grow News
  • Fischler the focus for anger as farmers take their protest to towns News
  • Flu epidemic kills 18 News
  • UN pays Kuwait war reparation News
  • Cook is urged to intervene News
  • Court orders protesters opposing development to leave construction site News
  • Youth rescued from overturned stolen car News
  • A vanishing trade News
  • School dispute with former principal resolved at tribunal News
  • Pair planned to escape on bus after robbery News
  • Sex assault trial is told of girl caught rifling pockets of bar staff News
  • Hearing case soldier awarded over £20,000 News
  • Man who killed boxer remanded News
  • University students were tricked into paying £16,000 rent News
  • Surgeon on assault charges tries to halt trial News
  • Two charged over murder of Sligo man last month News
  • Youth gets 5 years' jail for knocking down and killing girl News
  • Anti-smoking drive launched News
  • Cerebral palsy case adjourned News
  • Irish Ferries buys catamaran News
  • Bank sought to avoid debt `confrontation' News
  • Tribunal's Remit News
  • Andrews praises UUP and SF talks News
  • Deputies can have briefing on G-Tech issue, says Ahern News
  • Denial on journalist News
  • Innuendo order of day - Minister News
  • EU plan would `seriously damage' farming News
  • Voices In The House News
  • Balloon lifts off in new attempt to circle globe News
  • Stoned on the catwalk no more News
  • ECOMOG forces kill 37 rebels News
  • Two candidates for president News
  • Intelligence minister replaced News
  • Social security to sue over tobacco News
  • Polish parliament votes on NATO News
  • Gunman kills left-wing deputy News
  • Truth body pardons torturer News
  • AIDS-tainted blood trial unfair - poll News
  • Bin Laden gone, says Taliban News
  • `Titanic' account auctioned News
  • Drug deemed food supplement News
  • King's hunting ruffles feathers News
  • Girl of 15 was rebel supporter News
  • Trial will be `very just', Ecevit says after lawyers' expulsion News
  • Witness says he thought offer of up to £6,000 to kill someone was a joke News
  • Former Taoisigh speak out on finances News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Money from passport investor was diverted into FF account News GERALDINE KENNEDY
  • Schroder appeals for calm after Israelis kill three News DENIS STAUNTON
  • French artists lure legions of art lovers News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Monsanto fined for breach of field trial safety rules News DICK AHLSTROM
  • Launch of Labour Party's election campaign descends into pure farce News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Simplistic attitude of talks organiser hampers progress News LARA MARLOWE
  • Kurdish rebel leader hoped to take refuge in the Netherlands after long association News CORMAC MAC RUAIRI
  • Israel drawn into danger by Berlin shootings News DAVID SHARROCK
  • Pakistani puts the exotic scents and spices of Bengal on plates of Portlaoise News KITTY HOLLAND
  • Government to go ahead with urban renewal while awaiting EU decision on tax incentives News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Latest urban scheme to focus on wider issues News FRANK MCDONALD
  • Lorry driver says he gave woman lift News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • Dail debate on GM foods agreed News DICK AHLSTROM
  • Crowley paints summer pastel in luxurious silks and linen News GABRIELLE WILLIAMS
  • Difficulties arose from perception of parents' functions News ANDY POLLAK
  • Court orders Loughrea TV deflector firm to end service News MARY CAROLAN
  • Application for discharge refused News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Gogarty brings laughter but little light News PAUL CULLEN
  • Speech from `dock' grips the gallery News PAUL CULLEN
  • Gogarty denies trying to jeopardise garda's career News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Former FG minister criticised News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Gogarty says he did not accuse garda of corruption News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Sureties returned but debt not cleared News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • AIB feared that legal action against Haughey could cause resentment towards bank News RICHARD BALLS
  • Senior bank official told not to ask questions about removal of file News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Haughey wanted £280,000 debt left `indefinitely', witness claims News RICHARD BALLS
  • GRA warning on McCabe releases News CATHERINE CLEARY
  • SF and UUP fail to break impasse on arms News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Detonators cache seen as breach of ceasefire News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Trimble eager to jump into bed with SF, Paisley claims News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Decommissioning pressure likely to build News FRANK MILLAR
  • Ireland to renew call on executions News JIMMY WALSH
  • Write-offs a normal practice, says Ahern News ISABEL CONWAY
  • Accused FF TDs could soon face suspension News MAOL MUIRE TYNAN
  • Up to 15,000 farmers protest over CAP reform News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Taoiseach and Dutch differ on EU funding News ISABEL CONWAY
  • Irish group calls for strong international GM foods protocol News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Taoiseach puzzled by lack of progress on poverty News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Custodians of underworld in a new light News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

  • Sport

  • Cottee keeps dream alive Sport
  • Riseth the hero for Celtic Sport
  • Seaman contented Sport
  • James is wary of good form Sport
  • Giles takes club job Sport
  • DLS fail to stop Michael's Sport
  • Glenstal Abbey - 12, St Clement's - 5 Sport
  • Flynn back at full forward Sport
  • Cyfor Malta to miss Gold Cup Sport
  • Doherty to face O'Brien Sport
  • Ulster hold strong hand Sport

  • Business

  • Lex buys fork-lift distributor Business
  • Duty-Free Factfile Business
  • Parisian sentiment fails, Frankfurt stages rally Business
  • Government approves financial merger Business
  • Radio in competition Business
  • NIB denies conflict with DIRT inquiry Business
  • European Commission accused of arrogance and intransigence Business
  • Sex, computers big sellers in magazine market Business
  • H.J. Heinz to cut up to 4,000 jobs worldwide Business
  • Footsie bulls pause as winning streak fades Business
  • Dell hit raises fears for technology market bulls Business
  • AIB defends action on Haughey Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Hibernian sets up euro fund Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Elan facing $80m suit over share deal in US Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • SIPTU warns Government over top tax commitments Business JANE SUITER
  • Best defence to take-over is performance - Mulcahy Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Profits at AIB surge 42% as economy booms Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Mulcahy pleads banker, client privacy Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Strong results at Golden Vale Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Demand and low home loan rates tempt investors Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Tax uncertainty a danger to film growth - report Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • French lessons create Kerrygold love story Business BERNICE HARRISON
  • EU fund proposed to cushion loss of duty free Business PATRICK SMYTH
  • Markets rap Dell on sales growth Business MADELEINE LYONS
  • Reality returns to trade in AIB stock Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • Donegal Carpets Letters
  • Colours Match Letters
  • NIB And Dirt Investigation Letters
  • Drivers: No Looking At The Plovers Opinion
  • Punishment Beatings Letters
  • Fianna Fail, Old And New Letters
  • Pre-School Education Letters
  • Naming In Parliament Letters
  • The Outcome Of Tribunals Letters
  • Charities And Tax Letters
  • Adoption And Rights Letters
  • New Bray Centre Letters
  • Farmers On The March Opinion
  • Abolishing Duty-Free Opinion
  • One more push from Hume may yet seal the peace Opinion MARY HOLLAND
  • Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Strawberry Beds could be yours forever Homes & Property
  • Rathmichael/£600,000 Homes & Property
  • 15 units left at scheme near Navan Homes & Property
  • Irish investors spend £9m on London apartments Homes & Property
  • Couples go to the limit and beyond Homes & Property
  • Sailing away to ocean home Homes & Property
  • Castleknock/£600,000 Homes & Property
  • Ranelagh/£180,000-plus Homes & Property
  • Victorian four-bedroom house in Monkstown tops £780,000 Homes & Property
  • Architect opts out of new Stillorgan plan Homes & Property
  • McGuinness finds what he's looking for Homes & Property
  • Chester Beatty Library gets listed Homes & Property
  • Auctioneers to focus on the euro Homes & Property
  • Dublin 2/£175,000 Homes & Property
  • Dublin 8 /£120,000-plus Homes & Property
  • "Starter Homes" Homes & Property
  • Is the three-bed semi on the way out? Homes & Property
  • Agents warn of crisis as rents keep on rising Homes & Property
  • Eager buyers start off the season at a hectic pace Homes & Property
  • £17m worth of apartments sell at showcase Homes & Property
  • The big time Homes & Property
  • Creating order out of chaos in Athens Homes & Property
  • The cost of getting out of a fix Homes & Property
  • Penthouse apartment boasts views over Malahide estuary Homes & Property ORNA MULCAHY
  • £745,000 home by sea Homes & Property ORNA MULCAHY
  • Family redbrick for £520,000 Homes & Property ORNA MULCAHY
  • Monkstown coach-house for £275,000 Homes & Property JANE POWERS
  • Homes with the Park on the doorstep for £180,000 Homes & Property

  • Culture

  • `It's the body speaking' Culture
  • Written on water Culture
  • Deemed uncontrollable Culture
  • The Passion of Jerome Culture DAVID NOWLAN
  • Chisinau National Opera Company Culture DERMOT GAULT
  • Backstage plaudits Culture PADRAIC O'FARRELL
  • Why are we waiting? Culture HELEN MEANY
  • Outward bound Culture HELEN MEANY
  • Friel in New York Culture HELEN MEANY
  • Critical mass Culture HELEN MEANY
  • Exploring and Crashing Culture HELEN MEANY
  • The biography of a nation Culture PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Elected exception to the generals' rule can still lock up journalists in Nigeria Culture QUENTIN FOTTRELL
  • Farmers warn of doomsday scenario for Irish economy Culture FRANK MCNALLY