Article Archive

July 24th 1999

• • News

  • Former nun's lawyers to appeal conviction for `gang rape' of girl News
  • Factfile News
  • Methodist Notes News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Judge joins inquiry into infections News
  • Baby killed in flat fire News
  • Lice close shelter for the homeless News
  • Spollen leaves prison until trial News
  • Journalist Tom McPhail dies News
  • TV tribute to Donal McCann News
  • Ex-soldier is jailed for abuse of cousins News
  • Troubled child must stay in remand centre for time being News
  • Judge accuses DPP of not acting against rapists' threats News
  • Man (19) charged with fatal stabbing of student and assault News
  • Man who beat and raped his wife daily is jailed for 11 years News
  • Verdict in murder trial next week News
  • Rape victim gets £7,000 payout News
  • Ryanair traveller awarded £1,300 News
  • Committee could result in a tribunal-free future News
  • Former nun and male helper jailed for raping girl News
  • `I discovered Sr Dominic in bed with another nun . . . ' News
  • Supporters of `Dommo' devastated News
  • Woman told of being raped as nun held her legs News
  • Man sent for trial by higher court News
  • CAB to persist in claiming Redmond papers News
  • Boy gets five years for buggery News
  • 8 years for man caught with drugs News
  • Residents caught in a crossfire News
  • Two killed in Antrim accident News
  • Device left at GAA club News
  • Prospects more positive Hume News
  • No barrier to SF alliance Bruton News
  • Girl in hospital after cliff fall News
  • In France they bottle questions of age, class, religion, chance - and what is chic News
  • First woman space commander finally makes it into orbit News
  • Toxins found at Belgian piggeries News
  • Philippines' oldest newspaper closes News
  • Islamic state `strong as ever' News
  • Greeks and Turks for talks News
  • Schroder praises troops in Kosovo News
  • Hijacker captured after pilot is fatally stabbed News
  • Music student guilty of raping and murdering boy had conviction News
  • Kuwait man charged on airport death News
  • 60 die in aid convoy ambush News
  • Sect not enemy, Beijing told News
  • US anti-drug plane missing News
  • Venezuela rename to recall liberator News
  • Bishop `idolising' Elvis Presley News
  • Plane with 17 crashes reports News
  • Conservationist to head service News
  • Woman gets suspended term News
  • Synagogues head for new heights News
  • Police put down Nigerian rioting News
  • A Kennedy of enormous potential who bore himself with dignity and grace News
  • Innovator who was one of the pioneers of public relations News
  • A great interpreter of modern Irish theatre News
  • A talent too big for the stage News
  • Shuffle off to Europe News
  • Flynn memoirs on the boil News
  • Flight plight News
  • Paisley's seat? News
  • Right move for Cox News
  • Trimble on the double News
  • Eighteen plus one MEPs News
  • Stars of Strasbourg News
  • Blade runners News
  • Living and thriving in LA News
  • Learning Latin News
  • Yah, he's still the Man News
  • Aran's word fest News
  • Clear, true voices News
  • The doubting spy News
  • The Sopranos by Alan Warner (Vintage, £6.99 in UK) News
  • The Friendship Tree: The Life and Poems of Davoren Hanna by Jack Hanna (New Island Books, £7.99) News
  • The Time of Our Time by Norman Mailer (Abacus, £12.99 in UK) News
  • Blooming Meadows: The World of Irish Traditional Musicians by Fintan Vallely, Charlie Piggott and Nutan (Town House, £13.99) News
  • Mother of All Myths: How Society Moulds and Constrains Mothers by Aminatta Forna (HarperCollins, £7.99 in UK) News
  • Desire and Pursuit by Frank Delaney (HarperCollins, £6.99 in UK) News
  • Through Gypsy Eyes: My Life, the '60s and Jimi Hendrix by Kathy Etchingham with Andrew Crofts (Orion, £6.99 in UK) News
  • Rock/Pop News
  • Jazz News
  • Classical News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • `We're just so happy to be served food for a change' News
  • Next door to paradise News
  • Getting There News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • Garden Work July 24th - 30th News
  • Diary Date News
  • Video Releases News
  • Fruit is, eh, big News
  • Outdoing the dreadful Davids . . . News
  • Cliches get the boot News
  • Donal will be sleepless in Seattle News
  • A rumble down memory lane News LOUISE EAST
  • Facing the first hurdle News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Could you pass the teenager test? News FRANCES O'ROURKE
  • How an `embryo writer' was born again News SUE LEONARD
  • Taking a bite of the big apple News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Dancing with Mr K News PENELOPE DENING
  • Simone, the greatest protest singer of them all News JOHN KELLY
  • Naked honesty and knee-jerk nonsense News EDDIE HOLT
  • Nice Nelly blues News HARRY BROWNE
  • Doone the right thing News HUGH LINEHAN
  • `We can read Banville a la carte, but the most rewarding approach is to stay the full course' News JOHN KENNY
  • Place, place, place News JAMES J MCAULEY
  • Chekhov's stories are to read, re-read, and remember forever News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Kitsch and tell News BRIAN FALLON
  • Confessions of a war junkie News KEVIN MYERS
  • Not fair to Orangemen News STEVEN KING
  • Finding an emotional home in other people's roots News ALANNAH HOPKIN
  • From the heart, in the happy twilight News JAMES SIMMONS
  • Please don't call her a fisherwoman News LORNA SIGGINS
  • At the going down of the sun, they're still up and running News KATRINA GOLDSTONE
  • World Music News BRIAN BOYD
  • Rock News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • An all-Mozart affair News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Trad News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Weekend of gay cinema News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Jazz News RAY COMISKEY
  • Comedy News BRIAN BOYD
  • There's No need to keep lettuce out in the cold News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Smile for the camera! News ALANNA GALLAGHER
  • A race against time for dinner News ORNA MULCAHY
  • Master class News MARY DOWEY
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Growing pains News MICHAEL VINEY
  • To the manor Born News JANE POWERS
  • Radio Previews News LORNA KERNAN
  • Giant asteroid hits earth, please News FRANK MCNALLY
  • A new thingamy is born News EDWARD POWER
  • Most Telecom flotation cash to go towards funding State pension bill News JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Widespread tax evasion through bogus bank accounts, says report News COLMAN CASSIDY
  • Millennium Matters News BRIAN BOYD
  • North may get the spin doctor's cure News ROISIN INGLE
  • Fou Ts'ong (piano) News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Hello Mr. Jo News MARY O'MALLEY
  • Peeling Venus News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Harney cuts 5,000 places on jobs schemes News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Mother and son rescued off Cork News DICK HOGAN
  • CBS summer school closes doors for good News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Bailey in dispute over redundancy News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Three crew missing after jumping ship News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Byrne appoints chef de cabinet News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Rail company warns of legal action against drivers' body News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Plan for legal aid board opposed News FRANK MCNALLY
  • No evidence mobile phones cause cancer - scientist News ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Sisters call for inquiry into rape News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Thousands line route for funeral of garda News RODDY O'SULLIVAN
  • Accountant not aware of book News EMMET OLIVER
  • Examine Gogarty calls, Bailey asks News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Bailey goes into a spin News EMMET OLIVER
  • Notebook used by Bovale may detail payments News EMMET OLIVER
  • `Very critical' after being hit by car News ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Blame placed on Mowlam News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Sinn Fein committed to peace - Ervine News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • 1953 murder sentence to be appealed News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Weather columnists owe debt to Dickens News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • German catches a crab in her bid to become Venice's first woman gondolier News PHILIP WILLAN
  • Statue to Eric Morecambe News PA
  • Sobering tale of communities in search of peace and a chance to build the future News DOMINIC MCSORLEY
  • Scientist claims vaccine for most deadly type of malaria News PAUL BROWN
  • Boost for Israeli-Syrian peace talks News PETER HIRSCHBERG
  • Tories celebrate narrow by-election victory News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Family bids farewell to John Kennedy with simple service News ELAINE LAFFERTY
  • Morocco prince enthroned after death of strongman Hassan News LARA MARLOWE

  • Sport

  • Finish and chips Sport
  • Upstart umps Sport
  • Modahl vows to fight on Sport
  • Worry over Whelahan Sport
  • Back door boys seek the next way out Sport
  • O'Brien hits form for the home side Sport
  • O'Connor makes his charge Sport
  • Mondini breaks for first stage win Sport
  • Armstrong set for one more giant step Sport
  • Irish riders well in touch Sport
  • Soccer News: Keane `confident' he will stay Sport
  • Chelsea keep clear of Kiev Sport
  • Oath can burn off all rivals Sport
  • Rudi's Pet overcomes slow start Sport
  • Frontline fighter on track in battle for hearts and minds Sport
  • Ailing athletes Sport
  • Five-ringed logic Sport
  • A stop for petrol has Walton on the way Sport
  • Memories are not enough in the glens Sport
  • Horne hits the perfect note Sport
  • Kerr struggles to keep smiling Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Hill shows new hunger Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Neighbourly edge should sharpen Clare's cut again Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Irvine gets his chance to deliver Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Formidable Hills can climb higher Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Champions in line for stress-free afternoon Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Regrouped Clare have power to re-ignite Sport EAMONN CREGAN
  • Keeping an eye on Walker Cup places Sport PHILIP REID
  • Winners can help acting on instinct Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Irish to face Czech Republic Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Ahl's well after tough semi-final Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Lovely losers just get me all choked up Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • A harsh lesson in taking chances Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Ten-man Ireland give way to Italy Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Weld Makes No Mistake Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Stay on Kilkenny Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Knee injury a cruel blow to McGuirk's world ambitions Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Price of history Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Sports Speak Sport

  • Business

  • NTL to detail C&W bid approach Business
  • Profits rise at technology firm Business
  • Tesco buys NI Co-op Superstore Business
  • Revenue On-Line Business
  • Loughrey businesses to embrace the euro Business
  • Competition Authority to focus on price fixing Business
  • Coolest dudes in town strut their stuff Business
  • Telecoms firm likely to shift to Krups site Business
  • Mortgage provider records 7% profits rise Business
  • Sales and profits rise at Gateway Business
  • Colourful iMac provides foundation for Lazarus-like corporate revival at Apple Business
  • Waiting in vain for a saviour on Y2K Business
  • Flying to conclusions on Aer Lingus flotation Business
  • Getting lenders to toe the line on rates Business
  • Foreign lenders eye lucrative Irish market Business
  • Ericsson's leap makes Stockholm an exception Business
  • Bad week fails to douse optimism among traders Business
  • Greenspan sends chill through Wall Street Business
  • Decision seen as `forward planning' by Pensions Board Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • McCreevy squares up to pension funding Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • NTMA seen as likely fund manager Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Founder member stands down at Kenmare a.g.m. Business JAS KAMINSKI
  • Terms set on Trinity's Mirror bid Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Harney welcomes creation of 1,300 jobs in Cork, Kerry Business DICK HOGAN
  • Bringing banks to book on DIRT Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Market yields to fears of US interest rates rise Business BRENDAN MCGRATH

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Safety in the Air Opinion
  • Framing A Bold Vision Opinion
  • Crisis In The Peace Process Letters
  • The Marching Season Letters
  • Island Windfarm Letters
  • The Late Donal McCann Letters
  • First 50-Metre Pool Letters
  • Compassion For Battery Hens Letters
  • Death Of A Donkey Letters
  • Archer's Garage Letters
  • Fruit Trees Letters
  • Lone Drivers Letters
  • Life Between The Ice Floes Opinion
  • Understand the other Opinion
  • Henry the first Letters
  • The shamelessness of the tax evader should not surprise us Opinion MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN
  • Dempsey tries for most radical electoral reform Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • The sins of the past are now clouding the future Opinion DICK WALSH
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Banks must pay the price of a shady past Culture
  • Dublin drug baron's sentence marks end of an era for trafficking gangs Culture
  • Tribunal rises, follows Charlie's pursuit of gratification Culture
  • Bessette's death turns a shy `snob' into the Queen of Camelot Culture
  • A death that went to the very heart of a nation Culture
  • Toxic water a hazard on Cape Cod Culture
  • Environmental lobby gets its teeth into the planning process Culture
  • Cabinet keeps spending plan out of public arena Culture
  • Competition may force improvement in Telecom's erratic inquiry service Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Henry Thaddeus - a portrait artist to watch Culture