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April 1999

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April 12th 1999

- Sport
- In The Points Sport
- Tipperary at a stroll Sport
- Donegal are far too strong Sport
- World Mirror title for Cork pair Sport
- Chants of the week Sport
- Quote of the week Sport
- Website of the week Sport
- Grin of the week Sport
- Australia complete whitewash Sport
- Coen provides the ammunition Sport
- Facile victory for Cork Sport
- Unbeaten Galway never in trouble Sport
- Dublin fail to inspire Sport
- Fallon leads the way Sport
- Houlihan steadies a rocky Limerick Sport
- First professional title for O'Brien Sport
- Ballymena avoid dreaded drop Sport
- Abajany fancied Sport
- Two-Twenty-Two on top Sport
- Where are they now? Sport
- Groan of the week Sport
- Cliftonville angry Sport
- Maher pounces to secure the points Sport
- Early goals see Cork regain lead Sport
- Demolition of one of pair of semi-detached houses is breach of easement of support Sport SIOBHAN STACK
- Winning league a problem for some Sport PHILIP REID
- Carberrys return to Royal welcome Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Hakkinen back on top Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Olazabal back as master craftsman Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Kilkenny prevail in splendid contest Sport PAT ROCHE
- Cork expose a counterfeit Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Armagh hang on in tense finale Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
- Meath emerge from morass Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Victors take a low-key approach Sport PHILIP REID
- Dublin win battle but the war proves phoney Sport SEAN MORAN
- Cassidy's eight show their paces Sport LIAM GORMAN
- Munster clubs in strong position Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- Final pair shared more than golf Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Hamed looks patchy in victory Sport JOHN RAWLING
- Last-minute try earns victory Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
- All-Meath final in Towns' Cup Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Tight race for top spot Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Rampant Scotland are too strong Sport ROBERT ARMSTRONG
- Mistakes `need to be cut out' Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Tired win by Ireland Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Terenure get first Junior Cup win Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Hakkinen triumphs despite hiccups Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Newcastle's revival continues under Gullit Sport MARTIN THORPE
- United fail to take chances Sport DAVID LACEY
- Kinnear's men now pushovers Sport TREVOR HAYLETT
- Light flickers at end of long tunnel Sport IAN ROSS
- Irish in Britain: Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Victory keeps Cobh in touch Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Celtic advance with minimum of fuss Sport IAN ARCHER
- Rangers make no mistake this time Sport IAN ARCHER
- Buoyant Kerr tries to quell expectations Sport EMMET MALONE
- Good riddance to ancient terracing Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Norman brings Augusta to life Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Bobbyjo bounces home Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Business
- The Irish Times/Business 2000 Factfile Business
- ECB members say rate cuts do not alter objectives Business
- Japan takes over regional bank Business
- Euro zone hopes for a Prodi miracle Business
- The Sponsors Business
- Smurfit faces tough year Business
- Sherry Fitzgerald shareholders have growth incentive Business BILL MURDOCH
- Eason buys Fred Hanna's bookshop in Nassau Street Business BILL MURDOCH
- European Leisure likely to seek removal of auditors Business BILL MURDOCH
- Advisers to consider options on regulator Business COLM KEENA
- IAWS links up with international Finnish group in bid for IFI Business CLIFF TAYLOR
- US markets braced for fall after Compaq warning Business ANDREW EDGECLIFFE JOHNSON
- When workers fail to show, it's time for managers to find out why Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Name dropping Culture
- Yes Please Culture
- No Thanks Culture
- The bigger picture Culture
- NATO has to explain its motives and aims on Kosovo Culture
- A solution to who judges the judges Culture
- Hemlines Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE

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