Article Archive

June 19th 1999

• • News

  • The long journey home News
  • Bachelors three News
  • All to play for in race to be mayor News
  • Holding back the Flood News
  • Taxing questions News
  • Change of heart? News
  • Formidable alliance News
  • Relative results News
  • Savouring the Derry air News
  • Full house of players News
  • Dark deeds in the city of light News
  • Fifty times more fun News
  • The prize pyjamas of Paris News
  • Shedding the Irish Catholic baggage News
  • Doing the Write Thing News
  • Writing Courses News
  • Grand opening for festival News
  • Rock/Pop News
  • Jazz News
  • Country News
  • Opera News
  • More questions than answers after victory News
  • NATO stopped genocide in its tracks News
  • Violence `obstacle' to Timor vote News
  • Malawi president gets reelected News
  • Judge removed from Ocalan panel News
  • Gun control bid is defeated News
  • De Gaulle cross unveiled by mayor News
  • Warning on GM crop `pollution' News
  • Russian soldiers killed in clashes News
  • Millions may watch wedding News
  • London protest ends in violent clashes News
  • The Pope joins in mourning death of Cardinal Hume News
  • Euro poll setback reminder of New Labour's mortality News
  • DJ rapist cries as he gets four life sentences News
  • A life lived in the embrace of family and the heat of politics News
  • Bowden's wife admits she lied to protect her husband News
  • Ruling on Lawlor challenge deferred News
  • £140,000 confiscated from Regina Felloni News
  • Two men jailed for seven years after rape of student News
  • Early release from prison of child sex abuser leaves victim `very, very hurt' News
  • Threat of disruption to ferries growing News
  • Three killed in accidents News
  • Girl served Ajax in drink News
  • Gardai going to East Timor News
  • Train death door `not faulty' News
  • Corruption Bill for Dail News
  • Man gets five years for rape News
  • Farmleigh negotiations News
  • Warships visit Dublin News
  • Man struck with machete News
  • Gardai say find of drugs a blow to Cork dealer News
  • No evidence yet of general election on the horizon News
  • Who are the six councillors elected for Sinn Fein in the Dublin area? News
  • Warning on peace process News
  • SF results exasperate political rivals News
  • Three injured in two Belfast shootings News
  • Attack on Orange hall condemned News
  • Clegg is set free despite sentence News
  • Life peerages for North politicians News
  • Brooke says he is to retire News
  • The disarming of the KLA looks to be one of NATO's wildest fantasies News
  • The week the ancient regime was replaced by something new and deeply uncertain News
  • News from home a hit in refugee radio service News
  • The man's had enough of going nowhere very fast replace end & take byline News
  • Prodi plays tight hand on allocation of posts News
  • Judge backs plans to fight EU fraud News
  • An editor with a good ear for news News
  • Loyal to Rome but English to the core News
  • Bottle of the Week News
  • Fighting the fizz begins in the schools News
  • Degrees of bliss News
  • Getting there News
  • Eye on Nature News
  • Garden Work News
  • West comes east News
  • The art of trendspotting News
  • Movin' and shakin' in a good cause News
  • Art in the Ark News
  • Shurley shome sushi would be good News
  • Wedding woes News MAEVE BINCHY
  • A girl's best friends News SUZY MENKES
  • Having sharks for breakfast News JOHN BUTLER
  • `A man who doesn't share the housework is not a man' News KATHRYN HOLMQUIST
  • Don't judge me by my accent News LOUISE EAST
  • Rebel with a cause News BRIAN BOYD
  • Finding a new direction News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Bringing listeners a wide world of choice News HARRY BROWN
  • Bloomsday is wilting badly News EDDIE HOLT
  • A search for the peaks of paradise lost News MARY RUSSELL
  • Secrets and lives News CORMAC KINSELLA
  • Darts News PATRICK MORAN
  • By George News JOHN BANVILLE
  • So who did kill God? News BILL MCSWEENEY
  • Getting to know a pre-modern icon News JOHN HORGAN
  • Down, down the Yellow Brick Road News HUGH LEONARD
  • Very Pythonesque News JOE CULLEY
  • My Illustrating Day News NIAMH SHARKEY
  • Comic genius, warts and all News BRIAN BOYD
  • To whom are they speaking so subtly and so well, but with a resonance subdued into near silence? News KATHARINE WASHBURN
  • Castaway, by Lucy Irvine (Corgi, £6.99 in UK) News ARMIBY ARMINTA WALLACENTA WALLACE
  • Twelve Gothic Tales, edited by Richard Dalby (Oxford, £5.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The String of Pearls: Right and Left The Emperor's Tomb by Joseph Roth (Granta Books, £6.99 each in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Safe House by Nicci French (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • T.S. Eliot: Selected Essays (Faber and Faber, £20 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Primo : The Story of "Man Mountain" Carnera by Frederic Mullally (Robson Books, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Ultimate Rush by Joe Quirk (No Exit Press, £6.99 in UK) News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • Rock/Comedy News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Theatre News GERRY COLGAN
  • Cinema News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Finding a new avenue News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Country News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Art News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Slow down and join the club News JANE POWERS
  • Goodbye to the edgy veggie News LOUISE EAST
  • So much space - and not a complaint News ORNA MULCAHY
  • Voila, the deep south! News MARY DOWEY
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Sunny Swede up News MARY RUSSELL
  • Dealing with the Fistigruff's table manners News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Saint be praised! News JANE POWERS
  • Video Releases News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Radio Previews News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Liver with Leopold-lovers News EMILY O'SULLIVAN
  • Battle of the bed News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Plan for air terminal rejected News EMMET OLIVER
  • Ahern, Blair warn over agreement, while Dana is elected to Europe News RODDY O'SULLIVAN
  • James Taylor News ALEX MOFFATT
  • Dixie Chicks News ALEX MOFFATT
  • Passengers trapped on plane in Ryanair dispute over airport fees News PAUL CULLEN
  • Ahern leans to Cabinet member for EU position News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Protests by hospital doctors are averted News PADRAIG YEATES
  • CAB defends its lack of focus on white-collar crime News EMMET OLIVER
  • Kilkenny's mayor on tour to target drivers' faults News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Aid agencies criticised for `de-skilling' those they help News PAUL CULLEN
  • A little bit of history is made in Junior Cert News YVONNE HEALY
  • Students kept going up to the last minute News ANNE BYRNE
  • German teacher praises `a fair paper' News YVONNE HEALY
  • Wading through a long but fair and manageable paper News ANNE BYRNE
  • Tara Mines may close if `exhaustive' Labour Court talks fail News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Clearance for `mobile' phone masts disputed News KITTY HOLLAND
  • Regional authority centres are named News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Institute to help EU applicant states urged News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • UUP repeats its stance on Sinn Fein in government News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Bogside protest is planned as Long March begins News GEORGE JACKSON
  • Euphoric rain adorns the weather map News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Russia fails to get its own sector under deal with US News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Gardai suspend two digs in search for IRA victims News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Sesquipedalian lawyers are supererogatory - German News EMMET OLIVER
  • Locals allege prison used as torture centre News BOB ROBERTS
  • NATO forces seize last two key Serb citadels News CHRIS STEPHEN
  • Exile with a passion for his native Kosovo News KITTY HOLLAND
  • Competition has begun for the profits of rebuilding News SEAN CRONIN
  • Greenpeace renews call to close Sellafield after report on radioactive pigeons News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • G7 summit has chance to end debt crisis and close obscene rich, poor gap News KEVIN WATKINS

  • Sport

  • No blood on their hands Sport
  • Good PR or a subtle bribe? Sport
  • Thinking more of starting again Sport
  • More assured after first taste of defeat Sport
  • Irish deal is approved Sport
  • Newslines Sport
  • Second team expelled Sport
  • Natural ability, natural modesty Sport
  • Shefflin is new cat on the block Sport
  • Frankie Dettori made it a hat-trick Sport
  • More Irish cheer Sport
  • Murphy confident of Holly in France Sport
  • Let It Rain on parade Sport
  • Prima Donna Sport
  • Eyes on the prize . . . . . Men Sport
  • Eyes on the prize . . . . . Women Sport
  • Allergy kills Scottish hurdler Sport
  • Park expands as Rose wilts Sport
  • Full card for night of fights Sport
  • Sport pages beat the comics Sport
  • Getting their kit off for the boys Sport
  • Duval stays cool in the heat Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Last chance for Gatland's men Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Olazabal to miss Druids Glen Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Home focus is on Mardyke as McKiernan faces Oporto test Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Hoey among three debutants Sport PHILIP REID
  • Clarke steady on the greens Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Qualifiers do it for the little people Sport DERMOT GILLEECE'S
  • The `facts' on andro Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Football '99 Previews Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Swiss side to test Shelbourne Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Hurling '99 Previews Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • The Hills may be on a high Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • A clash of chalk and cheese Sport MIKE SELVEY
  • Irish struggle Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Champions may be a little ring rusty Sport EAMONN CREGAN
  • Kilkenny back on boil Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Offaly's defence too strong Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Triptodicks looks the one after Kilbeggan show Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Weld hoping for No Mistake in Milan Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Saluting the games women play Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • It's time for us to stop blaming the middlemen Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Sports Speak: Sport

  • Business

  • Technical problems hit Intel share price Business
  • More staff departures at NCB Business
  • Bank of Ireland shares rally Business
  • Tourism rises by 15% Business
  • Free advertising for Bord Failte Business
  • Viruses cause $7.6 billion loss Business
  • IMF praises Albanian policy Business
  • ECB, Bank of Japan move to strengthen euro against yen Business
  • Fish farm director is convicted Business
  • Investor optimism pushes stocks higher Business
  • Expiries push DAX lower against wider trend Business
  • Resurgent Footsie defies anti-capitalist carnival Business
  • WTO struggles to mediate on new leader Business
  • Bula hit by £1.2m loss in hard year Business
  • Lawyer calls on Telecom to settle suit Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • EU tax policy aimed at reducing overall rates Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • G7 agrees to write off $71bn of debt owed by world's poorest nations Business DENIS STAUNTON
  • Government dilemma on spending surplus Business JANE SUITER
  • Tanaiste supports plan for finance overseer Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Expanding the horizons Business MARK DONNELLY
  • Main banks revive after recent battering Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Esat may appeal EU decision on Telecom Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Merger collapse creates vacuum Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Allegro merges operations with Fyffes subsidiary Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Moderate increase in house prices Business RORY KELLEHER

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • Choosing A Commissioner Opinion
  • Cardinal Hume Opinion
  • Lakeside Life Opinion
  • Electoral Turn-Out Letters
  • Electoral Turn-Out Letters
  • Electoral Turn-Out Letters
  • Graves Of The `Disappeared' Letters
  • Window Undressing Letters
  • Leaving Cert History Letters
  • Local Councillors' Pay Letters
  • Balkan Crisis Letters
  • Three Cheers Letters
  • Rave On Letters
  • Positive Thought Day Letters
  • Family membership Opinion
  • Disarming waffle on family values wrapped in nostalgia wins the day Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • Joan loving and loyal, but above all a `people person' vulnerable, loving, loyal and above all a `people person' Opinion GARRET FITZGERRALD
  • Politicians could learn from Junior Cert social studies Opinion DICK WALSH
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion ARTHUR BEESLEY

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • A traditional holiday village is being turned into an environmental slum Culture
  • Despite Gately, coming out still hard for gays Culture
  • Malone looks back in anger at Euro polls Culture
  • Royals hoping Sophie's choice can win the public Culture
  • Mystical style that kept Russell on the fringes Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Bursary Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Scheme was extended twice to aid developments in planning process Culture FRANK MCDONALD
  • We are coping as best we can, county manager says, but no one foresaw level of development Culture FRANK MCDONALD