29 June, 1999 Digital News Archive

New owner of Cablelink in talks with CMI

Priest urges jail for carrying knife

Remaining jobs go at computer firm

What planet is he living on?

Drugs seized at Dublin Airport

Holes in window `not from firearm'

By By EMMET OLIVER

Hill poised to confirm his retirement today

Winning twins

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

200 soldiers train for urban warfare

Analysts expecting rise in US rates

Reynolds case judgment expected in autumn

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Haughey book case adjourned

Transatlantic Air Service Inaugurated

US budget figures indicate surplus of over $1,080bn

Ruling on sisters' home challenged

Gardai investigate alleged sex abuse

Watson flies in to play captain's part

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

National Library genealogy service expects to welcome 10,000th visitor

Changing Interests

Sharif cuts short Beijing visit as Kashmir fighting erupts after failed US diplomacy

Stubbs illness scare

Stocks move higher as investor confidence rises

Redmond to give some bank details

Weak opening for Deutsche Telekom share

Lord Sutch is laid to rest

Bonner likely to step down

By By SEAN MORAN

Smyth enjoys birdie blitz

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Network news

Pendarra returns to form

Players reject United bye plan

Talented Irish squad can bridge twelve-year gap

Sports plan to end talent drain

By By DES FAHY

Big houses, big ideas

July 12th parade moved to Portadown

Tour must accept pay for play

By Colin Byrne

A decade of revolution (Part 1)

Corrections And Clarifications

New ferry service to St Malo

Highest of high fliers

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Israeli Arab sues El Al for bias

Investors, beware the pitfalls when filling out your application forms

Two injured in car bomb blast

Telecom Flotation

Drumcree and decommissioning go to the wire

Big rise in Web sales is forecast

Burke likely to take stand on Thursday

Fields of dreams

Man claims he was put under pressure on murder plea

By Mary Carolan

Tense workers say the only reaction which matters is the management's

By Joe Humphreys

Glen quietly awaits arrival of Wild Thing

By Philip Reid

Punk poetry and emotion

By Kevin Courtney

Rights And Wrongs In Kosovo

Way Forward In North

Rebels to join government

Deadlock at Irish Ferries continues

UN begins its repatriation of tired but happy refugees

By By OONAGH SMYTH

Portadown Orangemen heavily criticised for disregard for rules

Tiananmen Square gets a facelift

Business optimism picks up in euro zone

Telecom ruling eases fears over flotation

NY delivers for Waldorf

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Waste Water Treatment Systems

Suspended sentence for man convicted of arson

The views of other G7 members on the necessity for agreement

Final share application rush for Telecom flotation expected

By By CLIFF TAYLOR and MARY CANNIFFE

Archbishop not to take action

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Bord Gais profits static despite 8% rise in turnover

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Court holds judge erred in claiming onus of proof was on murder accused

Serb bishops make plea for Kosovo's new victims

Short game specialists

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Dubliner launches new tour

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Japan reshuffles its pack

Wary monks greet China's returning Panchen Lama

Debutant Doyles dominant

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Prejudices and ignorance barriers to understanding Northern Protestants

Shares mark time ahead of Fed decision on rates

No new injury worries in Cork and Clare camps

By By SEAN MORAN

Goodbye To Duty-Free

McLoughlin owns 10.1% Crean stake

Man walks free as judge orders not guilty verdict

Banks appoint legal adviser

December considered for start to decommissioning

By By FRANK MILLAR

Montjeu is highly rated

Protestants brave bad weather for fourth stage of Long March

By By SUZANNE BREEN

An Irishman's Dairy

By By TOM FARRELL

Union warns on house profiteering

Shares continue to fall despite US optimism

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Welsh family were bludgeoned to death, police reveal

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Shot On The Spot

Sex On The Street

Down lose a true stalwart

By By SEAN MORAN

Five years in jail for selling heroin

Two may be charged on abuse of boys in industrial school

By By JIM CUSACK

Attractions of moon power as energy source

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

BLE claim full support of Youth Olympics athletes

By By PETER BYRNE

Loyalist groups warn of backlash

By By CHRIS ANDERSON

Byrne goes further

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Old rivals battle it out

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Bussed Off On Bloomsday

Triptodicks set for a hat-trick

By Brian O'Connor

Quigley likens political talks to management, union dialogue

By Cliff Taylor

Triptodicks set for a hat-trick

By Brian O'Connor

Dokic claims another scalp

By Johnny Watterson

Rival gangs of Ukrainian and Georgian `Pontians' clash in streets of resort

By Michael Jansen

Detective tells of visiting Gogarty home

By Tim O'Brien

Marianne Faithfull

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Blair `more optimistic' on settlement despite little early progress in talks

By Gerry Moriarty

UUP to raise IRA ceasefire status at today's talks

By Gerry Moriarty

TV3 to begin new breakfast service in September

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Newslines: Sligo signing

Time for teamwork

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

IRA victims on Long March don't want to be forgotten

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Likud out of talks on coalition

IRA leaders accept that explosives discovery was theirs

By By JIM CUSACK

CORI assails decision on work permits

Adare planning asset disposal as profit rises

By By BILL MURDOCH

Man jailed for shooting partner

Man (74) on trial for murder of brother on farm

`Scrubs' may face closure

Trial clash with tennis date

Approval of soldiers for Kosovo likely

Decision reserved in murder case

Couple found stabbed to death at home

Irish scientists develop SuperEgg to reduce risk of heart disease

By By ROISIN INGLE

Clinton calls for compromise to save agreement

By By JOE CARROLL

Not ageing, maturing

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

It's pay-back time for Irish

By By KARL JOHNSTON

East to get health and social services advocate

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Rector sees Drumcree parish's `problem' in philosophical light

By By CHRIS ANDERSON

A decade of revolution (Part 3)

Classical music amid stained glass to help restoration of 19th-century west Cork church

Organ festival must change its tune

Ahern, Blair in final attempt to find formula to end impasse

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Australia formula may end WTO rivalry

US rally fails to fuel reluctant Footsie

A decade of revolution (Part 2)

Banks have a field day as deadline looms

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Clerical Celibacy

Bail for man on charge of murder

Family tradition

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Court opts for plan by unions to make Tara Mines viable

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Wales name Australian

Sir Edward Lindsay-Hogg

Islanders fear move to privatise local ferry

By By DICK HOGAN

Abusing Animals

Orange actions made ban inevitable, says Rodgers

By By CLARE MURPHY

Anger in Fianna Fail at PfP stance

By By JOHN WATERS

Man given four years for assaulting daughters

Mercosur and Europe focus on agriculture problem

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

INO tells nurses to delay rostering for millennium

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Cambridge in Donegal

Co-Option In Local Government

Man jailed for role in attack

Checks on 6,000 employers showed 17 1/2% were in breach of welfare code

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Villagers' tribute to centenarian

Action on forced retirement fails

Ocalan verdict expected today

Dispute disrupts teachers' pay

Dixons to float up to 18% of its Internet subsidiary

Reading History

Bruton On The Peace Process

Baby girl `dies from sunstroke'

Grange men best

By By SHAY KEENAN and GARY MORAN

Bolger on EBS board

Garvaghy parade ban as talks fail to reach accord

By By CLARE MURPHY

Talks offered in ship mutiny

By Chris Dooley

Davenport prepares for high jinks

By Johnny Watterson

Agassi dodges hold-ups

By Johnny Watterson