19 June, 1999 Digital News Archive

James Taylor

By By ALEX MOFFATT

Getting there

DJ rapist cries as he gets four life sentences

Cinema

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Eye on Nature

Bula hit by £1.2m loss in hard year

Brooke says he is to retire

Threat of disruption to ferries growing

Russian soldiers killed in clashes

Doing the Write Thing

Corrections And Clarifications

Degrees of bliss

Expiries push DAX lower against wider trend

The Pope joins in mourning death of Cardinal Hume

Leaving Cert History

Art in the Ark

Clarke steady on the greens

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Clegg is set free despite sentence

Electoral Turn-Out

Comic genius, warts and all

By Brian Boyd

To whom are they speaking so subtly and so well, but with a resonance subdued into near silence?

By By KATHARINE WASHBURN

A little bit of history is made in Junior Cert

By By YVONNE HEALY

Politicians could learn from Junior Cert social studies

By By DICK WALSH

Thinking more of starting again

Euro poll setback reminder of New Labour's mortality

Wading through a long but fair and manageable paper

By By ANNE BYRNE

Government dilemma on spending surplus

By By JANE SUITER

UUP repeats its stance on Sinn Fein in government

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Millions may watch wedding

Forthcoming Auctions

Full card for night of fights

SF results exasperate political rivals

Sports Speak:

Life peerages for North politicians

Good PR or a subtle bribe?

Down, down the Yellow Brick Road

By By HUGH LEONARD

Warships visit Dublin

NATO stopped genocide in its tracks

Students kept going up to the last minute

By By ANNE BYRNE

Greenpeace renews call to close Sellafield after report on radioactive pigeons

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Secrets and lives

By By CORMAC KINSELLA

Scheme was extended twice to aid developments in planning process

By Frank McDonald

Joan loving and loyal, but above all a `people person' vulnerable, loving, loyal and above all a `people person'

By By GARRET FITZGERRALD

Viruses cause $7.6 billion loss

Lawyer calls on Telecom to settle suit

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Man gets five years for rape

Jazz

Expanding the horizons

By By MARK DONNELLY

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Video Releases

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Russia fails to get its own sector under deal with US

By Denis Staunton

ECB, Bank of Japan move to strengthen euro against yen

Regional authority centres are named

By Tim O'Brien

Who are the six councillors elected for Sinn Fein in the Dublin area?

Liver with Leopold-lovers

By By EMILY O'SULLIVAN

The String of Pearls: Right and Left The Emperor's Tomb by Joseph Roth (Granta Books, £6.99 each in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Bachelors three

G7 summit has chance to end debt crisis and close obscene rich, poor gap

By By KEVIN WATKINS

An Irishman's Diary

By Arthur Beesley

So who did kill God?

By By BILL MCSWEENEY

Country

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Grand opening for festival

Country

A traditional holiday village is being turned into an environmental slum

Exile with a passion for his native Kosovo

By Kitty Holland

Let It Rain on parade

Taxing questions

Merger collapse creates vacuum

By Dominic Coyle

Resurgent Footsie defies anti-capitalist carnival

CAB defends its lack of focus on white-collar crime

By By EMMET OLIVER

Judge backs plans to fight EU fraud

Offaly's defence too strong

By By SEAN MORAN

Twelve Gothic Tales, edited by Richard Dalby (Oxford, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Shurley shome sushi would be good

Sesquipedalian lawyers are supererogatory - German

By By EMMET OLIVER

Technical problems hit Intel share price

Window Undressing

Gardai suspend two digs in search for IRA victims

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN and ELAINE KEOGH

Kilkenny back on boil

By By SEAN MORAN

Very Pythonesque

By By JOE CULLEY

Train death door `not faulty'

Esat may appeal EU decision on Telecom

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Shedding the Irish Catholic baggage

Aid agencies criticised for `de-skilling' those they help

By Paul Cullen

No blood on their hands

IMF praises Albanian policy

Holding back the Flood

Clearance for `mobile' phone masts disputed

By Kitty Holland

Royals hoping Sophie's choice can win the public

West comes east

Qualifiers do it for the little people

By By DERMOT GILLEECE'S

The Hills may be on a high

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Fifty times more fun

Irish struggle

By Mary Hannigan

More Irish cheer

The long journey home

Bottle of the Week

Free advertising for Bord Failte

Obituaries

An editor with a good ear for news

Tourism rises by 15%

Voila, the deep south!

By By MARY DOWEY

Investor optimism pushes stocks higher

Judge removed from Ocalan panel

The Ultimate Rush by Joe Quirk (No Exit Press, £6.99 in UK)

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Eyes on the prize . . . . . Women

Family membership

Institute to help EU applicant states urged

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Electoral Turn-Out

Saluting the games women play

By Mary Hannigan

All to play for in race to be mayor

Triptodicks looks the one after Kilbeggan show

By Brian O'Connor

Fighting the fizz begins in the schools

Shefflin is new cat on the block

Bursary

Mystical style that kept Russell on the fringes

Castaway, by Lucy Irvine (Corgi, £6.99 in UK)

By By ARMIBY ARMINTA WALLACENTA WALLACE

So much space - and not a complaint

By Orna Mulcahy

Bloomsday is wilting badly

By By EDDIE HOLT

Prodi plays tight hand on allocation of posts

Rebel with a cause

By Brian Boyd

Ahern leans to Cabinet member for EU position

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Weld hoping for No Mistake in Milan

By Brian O'Connor

Lakeside Life

Formidable alliance

Kilkenny's mayor on tour to target drivers' faults

By Chris Dooley

De Gaulle cross unveiled by mayor

Violence `obstacle' to Timor vote

Savouring the Derry air

The art of trendspotting

Radio Previews

By Sylvia Thompson

Newslines

Finding a new avenue

By Kevin Courtney

Olazabal to miss Druids Glen

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Three Cheers

Gun control bid is defeated

Primo : The Story of "Man Mountain" Carnera by Frederic Mullally (Robson Books, £9.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

The prize pyjamas of Paris

Ruling on Lawlor challenge deferred

Finding a new direction

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Travel Log

By By JOAN SCALES

Forthcoming Fairs

Auction Results

Bogside protest is planned as Long March begins

By By GEORGE JACKSON

Man struck with machete

Moderate increase in house prices

By By RORY KELLEHER

Euphoric rain adorns the weather map

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

This Week They Said

Sport pages beat the comics

A clash of chalk and cheese

By By MIKE SELVEY

Getting their kit off for the boys

More staff departures at NCB

Despite Gately, coming out still hard for gays

Ahern, Blair warn over agreement, while Dana is elected to Europe

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Hurling '99 Previews

By Ian O'Riordan

Attack on Orange hall condemned

Allegro merges operations with Fyffes subsidiary

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

£140,000 confiscated from Regina Felloni

Rock/Pop

A girl's best friends

By By SUZY MENKES

Rock/Comedy

By Kevin Courtney

Main banks revive after recent battering

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Farmleigh negotiations

By George

By By JOHN BANVILLE

EU tax policy aimed at reducing overall rates

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH and EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Murphy confident of Holly in France

NATO forces seize last two key Serb citadels

By By CHRIS STEPHEN

We are coping as best we can, county manager says, but no one foresaw level of development

By Frank McDonald

The `facts' on andro

By Johnny Watterson

WTO struggles to mediate on new leader

Frankie Dettori made it a hat-trick

Allergy kills Scottish hurdler

Passengers trapped on plane in Ryanair dispute over airport fees

By Paul Cullen

Last chance for Gatland's men

By Gerry Thornley

The week the ancient regime was replaced by something new and deeply uncertain

Cardinal Hume

It's time for us to stop blaming the middlemen

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Girl served Ajax in drink

Disarming waffle on family values wrapped in nostalgia wins the day

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Obituaries

Loyal to Rome but English to the core

Don't judge me by my accent

By By LOUISE EAST

Graves Of The `Disappeared'

Three injured in two Belfast shootings

Competition has begun for the profits of rebuilding

By By SEAN CRONIN

G7 agrees to write off $71bn of debt owed by world's poorest nations

By Denis Staunton

Football '99 Previews

By By SEAN MORAN and KEITH DUGGAN

Darts

By By PATRICK MORAN

Park expands as Rose wilts

A search for the peaks of paradise lost

By By MARY RUSSELL

Saint be praised!

By By JANE POWERS

Wedding woes

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Warning on peace process

More assured after first taste of defeat

Battle of the bed

By Frank McNally

Relative results

Having sharks for breakfast

By By JOHN BUTLER

Dixie Chicks

By By ALEX MOFFATT

Corruption Bill for Dail

Tanaiste supports plan for finance overseer

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Balkan Crisis

Duval stays cool in the heat

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Champions may be a little ring rusty

By By EAMONN CREGAN

Goodbye to the edgy veggie

By By LOUISE EAST

The Safe House by Nicci French (Penguin, £5.99 in UK)

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Tara Mines may close if `exhaustive' Labour Court talks fail

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Local Councillors' Pay

Malone looks back in anger at Euro polls

Movin' and shakin' in a good cause

News from home a hit in refugee radio service

Home focus is on Mardyke as McKiernan faces Oporto test

By By PETER BYRNE

Gardai say find of drugs a blow to Cork dealer

Gardai going to East Timor

Prima Donna

Bank of Ireland shares rally

The disarming of the KLA looks to be one of NATO's wildest fantasies

Bringing listeners a wide world of choice

By By HARRY BROWN

The man's had enough of going nowhere very fast replace end & take byline

Getting to know a pre-modern icon

By By JOHN HORGAN

Garden Work

`A man who doesn't share the housework is not a man'

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Warning on GM crop `pollution'

Sunny Swede up

By By MARY RUSSELL

Natural ability, natural modesty

Plan for air terminal rejected

By By EMMET OLIVER

Positive Thought Day

My Illustrating Day

By By NIAMH SHARKEY

London protest ends in violent clashes

Full house of players

Three killed in accidents

Rave On

No evidence yet of general election on the horizon

Protests by hospital doctors are averted

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Two men jailed for seven years after rape of student

Early release from prison of child sex abuser leaves victim `very, very hurt'

Slow down and join the club

By By JANE POWERS

Dark deeds in the city of light

Change of heart?

Electoral Turn-Out

Malawi president gets reelected

Opera

T.S. Eliot: Selected Essays (Faber and Faber, £20 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Swiss side to test Shelbourne

By Emmet Malone

Irish deal is approved

Bowden's wife admits she lied to protect her husband

Second team expelled

German teacher praises `a fair paper'

By By YVONNE HEALY

Writing Courses

Hoey among three debutants

By Philip Reid

Dealing with the Fistigruff's table manners

By Michael Viney

Fish farm director is convicted

Locals allege prison used as torture centre

By By BOB ROBERTS

Eyes on the prize . . . . . Men

Choosing A Commissioner

Theatre

By By GERRY COLGAN