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April 1999

‹ Apr 7th 1999 Apr 9th 1999 ›

April 8th 1999

- Sport
- Bottom ten Sport
- Bayern recover to gain control Sport
- Generous Duval shares his success Sport
- French keep faith Sport
- Australia blitz Irish Sport
- Teenager promoted Sport
- Moriarty win not enough Sport
- McCoy limbers up for big Aintree test Sport
- Dogged West Indies unable to hold out Sport
- England crash to 90-run defeat Sport
- Tonight - Dundalk v Shelbourne (7.45) Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Healy struggles with weight Sport EMMET MALONE
- Giggs grabs the lifeline Sport PETER BYRNE
- Irish play with fire but gain key win Sport EMMET MALONE
- Kerr just happy to win Sport EMMET MALONE
- Chelsea hope to send tourists packing Sport MARTIN THORPE
- Winner likely to fade into history Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- The young conquistador Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Navan favoured Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Gatland says he feels the pressure Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Henderson ready to fire Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Injured Marsden fuming Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
- Escartefigue can do the business Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Ballinrobe to inspect Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Taaffe has first treble Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Senior eights top bill at Neptune Sport LIAM GORMAN
- George finally pays us a visit Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
- Business
- Jolly Green Giant absent from Pilsbury campaign Business
- Creative whiskey campaign Business
- Wall Street uncertainty fails to inhibit Zurich Business
- Interest rate cut could revitalise flagging euro Business
- Seafield to build and run centre in Britain Business
- Waterfall moves for leisure group Business
- US rethinking economic policy as growth surges Business
- Olivetti playing hardball with bid Business
- EU to accept WTO ruling on bananas Business
- `Difficult situation' for EU's exporters Business
- Footsie continues to scale new heights Business
- Late blue-chip surge helps Dow to new record Business
- Euro zone anticipates a cut in interest rates Business DENIS STAUNTON
- Bank of England expected to cut rates by 0.25 pc Business SEBASTIAN TAYLOR
- IBEC pushes for tax write-offs in film sector Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- AIB sets its sight on Polish regional bank Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- New `seacat' ferry on Dublin-Liverpool route Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Esat Clear dialing into home telephone market Business BERNICE HARRISON
- Unemployment drops 3,000 to 16 - year low Business EMMET OLIVER
- Saville Systems joins computer share price shakeout on Nasdaq Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- Exporters press case for loss indemnity Business EMMET OLIVER
- Financial stocks suffer modest setback Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Culture
- A bright-eyed zealot's tale Culture
- Bad blood over bad writing Culture
- A-Cuirting in Galway Culture
- Great windows open to the south Culture
- Tribute in wood Culture
- Heavy talking Culture
- Seeking only resolution Culture
- Ireland's role in Kosovo crisis lies in aid and peacekeeping arenas Culture
- Yugoslav leader will have to pay a high price for peace Culture
- Lyrical around the clock Culture HELEN MEANY
- Signs of spring Culture PADRAIC O'FARRELL
- Anthony Norton (tenor), Brian McKay (piano) Culture DOUGLAS SEALY
- The Lament for Arthur Cleary Culture MARY LELAND

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