25 September, 1999 Digital News Archive

Printech renamed as Sercom Solutions

Eye On Nature

Minor Final Preview: Down v Mayo, 1.45

Historic final will be Hogan's last stand

By Ian O'Riordan

Going back to their roots

By By JOHN KELLY

The force out in force for a favourite son

Wayne's nasty little world

By By EDDIE HOLT

District Court judges appointed

Embattled Schroder may yet have the last laugh

Schroder ends Balkan trip

30,000 protest in Warsaw

Taiwan rescuers free boy of six

Saying it with flours

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Sewage In Sandycove

Harte forced to miss out again

By By PETER BYRNE

Married couple have sex change

Ask the wife

By By JEANANNE CROWLEY

National League Premier Division Previews

By Emmet Malone

Bank of Ireland seeks best of both worlds

Good news on the double

New bridge aims to be a striking architectural statement

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Raving Loonies get cat sense

Bray centre upheld - conditions added

By Tim O'Brien

Slippery customers

Tanaiste gives CE jobs pledge

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Conference helps to put students on right course

By By ANNE BYRNE

Britain

Road to Havana

By By JOHN HENLEY

Terror In East Timor

Run for the bunkers

Poacher turned gamekeeper

By By PENELOPE DENING

Bid for NatWest fails to halt market slide

Travel Log

By By JOAN SCALES

Garden Work

Sailing To Holyhead

A poet wholly independent of fashionable expectations

Running Down The Country

Own goal saves St Patrick's

By Emmet Malone

Take a chance on Chile

By By MARY DOWEY

Don't mention the kaftan

Public outrage forced action on Timor

Musical Theatre

By Michael Dervan

Acting the Singer

Fears rise of DART strike as pay talks cancelled

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Fourth win for Dubliners

Terror In East Timor

NatWest faces hostile Bank of Scotland bid

IIB says it always acted `in good faith'

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Delaney taken off critical list

By Barry Roche

Journalists stay on war path with guilty thrill

Auction Results

Sharp Shooter: Robbie keen to keep on scoring

Battling Meath should prevail

By By JOHN O'KEEFFE

Austen powers

By By MICHAEL DWYER

New psychiatric hospital opens

Chechnya says 298 dead and warns of spreading war if bombing goes on

For Children

By Sylvia Thompson

Iranian students held over satire

Comedy

By Brian Boyd

Sports Speak Quotes of the week

Milestones in the phoney war

He kept an eye on us

By By DERMOT KEOGH

How To Book

Latest talks fail to resolve Drumcree

Five to remember . . .

Lecture And Exhibition

A catwalk diva who really got the cream

Classical

By Michael Dervan

Free Radicals

By By HELEN MEANY/VICTORIA WHITE

Team-talk time for the Taoiseach as showdown with nurses draws closer

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Out of the shadows

By Rosita Boland

Forthcoming Auctions

Watson awarded £1m by court

Wales calls out

Bank of Ireland left behind by sectoral surge

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Media ban at Guernsey hearing to be challenged

By By CAROL COULTER

Antrim man dies after assault

Cork

By By JOHN O'KEEFFE

Russia's War by Richard Overy (Penguin, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Attack on Durkan was both nasty and inept

Respectable lose `veneer of legitimacy'

North-South links way to the future prosperity of both

By By RORY KELLEHER

Labour ministers put gloss on much reduced majorities

By By FRANK MILLAR

Giving Italians lessons on fraud

By By DOMINC COYLE

Serenading Palmer

By By DERMOT GILLEECE and PHILIP REID

Artane boys faced the music and straps

US immigration allocation rises

Church Of Ireland Notes

Body of woman found in stream

Trintech shares surge 20% with new listings

By Madeleine Lyons

Former bank auditor denies bid to discredit

By Marie O’Halloran

East and West by Chris Patten (Pan, £8 in UK)

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Beating Banagher

Something to SMIle about?

Pulling on the purse strings

Scholarships for study in Switzerland

Dead cats, high horses

By Frank McNally

Students to send cards to Ahern

Funeral of Conor Crowley

Corkonians uncorked

Stylish decorations without spending a fortune

By Sylvia Thompson

An Irishman's Diary

By Michael O'Regan

Blame it on Dennis, the millennium menace

By By DAVID WHEATLEY

Sun set to shine on all Ireland's football fans

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Neeson libel action settled

Three Dollars by Elliot Perlman (Faber, £6.99 in UK)

By Rosita Boland

US backs international inquiry initiative on killings

Presbyterian Notes

Mom's apple pie go down a treat

Montgomerie shows the way

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Foxhunters stage rally against bill

Few regrets and no fears

Video Releases

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Well secured

The Fringe binge

By By VICTORIA WHITE

A mess Africa needs help to sort out

By By DAVID BEGG

Caught between continents

By Eileen Battersby

Coins And Medals

Putting the house where it belongs

By By JANE POWERS

Laying of wreath refused

Check out the Czechs

Stephen Sondheim: A Life by Meryle Secrest (Bloomsbury, £8.99 in UK)

By By JOHN BOLAND

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Circle began to close when Furze link was uncovered

Blast kills 15 soldiers

Cowen concedes nurses' strike is now inevitable

By Lorna Siggins

A craftily assembled collection

By By JOHN BANVILLE

McInerney lifts interim profits 57% to £5.7m

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

I Wandered Lonely In A Crowd

By By LOUISE EAST

Warning on Dublin commuting

By Tim O'Brien

Bottle Of The Week

Enjoying good life

Former RUC head warns against early movement on Patten report

By By PATRICIA LEAHY

£2.8m losses at drug company

By By RORY KELLEHER

Film Fringe

By Hugh Linehan

RUOK4Y2K?

Youth attacked by hooded men

MBA from TCD wins approval

Bid casts doubt over future of Ulster Bank's Irish operations

Roots

United Nations Under Scrutiny

NI family income up by 10% - report

I may be in a minority here . . .

Radio Previews

By Lorna Kernan

`Back-to-front' tribunal breaks the rules again

Bank executive doubted that Revenue realised scale of DIRT problem

By By COLMAN CASSIDY

Typhoon Bart hits Japan

Holding the floor

By By HARRY BROWNE

Secrets of a Dingle stone fort

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Diary Date

Mitchell in France for UNESCO peace award

By Lara Marlowe

Homebase in Blanchardstown

Crean considering asset sales and cash distribution

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Ministers' Holiday

Night out with Emma

Classical

International community `all but failed' people of East Timor

Irish push England all the way

Stormy weather

New beds, but sick lie in hospital halls

Don't mind if I do

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Awash with colour and light

By By MARK EWART

Europe storm the first act

Sound putting

This week they said

Dedicated president of St Patrick's Seminary

Sweetest thing

Cinema

By By MICHAEL DWYER

MEP opposes EU merger of fisheries, agriculture

By Lorna Siggins

Former tax man jailed for £3.8m fraud plot

By By FRANK MCNALLY and GORDON DEEGAN

Physical Dance Theatre

By By HELEN MEANY/MICHAEL SEAVER

Anwar reported to be healthy

Drogheda still seek home win

Match-Winners: John O'Mahony on two who might turn the tide

Dili celebrates as 4,500 troops sail

A pairing made in heaven

By Philip Reid

UUP forum tries to escape `cauldron' of North

By Gerry Moriarty

New Irish Plays

By By VICTORIA WHITE

Excessive pay rises must not be allowed to precipitate downturn

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Dustin profits from Stringer's wretched misfortune

By Brian O'Connor

The first lady who guided policy in the Soviet Union

Cutting top tax rate not a priority, says Ahern

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Royal flushes as Lowlands speculate about princes

Plough and the stars

By By SEAN MAC CONNELL

Being grateful

GAA muscle in

By Johnny Watterson

Bomb wounds UNIFIL soldiers

Retail sales strong in July

English Premiership Previews

Cyprus talks to open next month in US

Award-winning star of stage, screen and TV

The Langhorne Sisters by James Fox (Granta Books, £8.99 in UK)

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

King of the Royal

Seven years for £3.8m fraud plot

By Gordon Deegan

Former AIB manager rejects figures claimed by colleague

By Marie O’Halloran

Bats Around The House

Corrections And Clarifications

Trio gets fresh element

By By RAY COMISKEY

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho (HarperCollins, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Man gets brain pacemaker

No comparison

Rookies make their own luck

Page To Stage

By By HELEN MEANY

`Estonia' bomb theory ruled out

Country

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Meath's might to prevent red double

Congressmen tell Patten of concern about `bad apples'

By By JOE CARROLL

Young blood from Dublin is helping to recreate good old bordello days

By By JOE CARROLL

Modest losses after volatile session

Cork's popping

IBEC links tax issue to public pay talks

Suit you sir

Aaah, that's Bertie

Ansbacher names face hefty bills in back tax and penalties

Our sons are telling us how successful our new lifestyle is. They are killing themselves in greater numbers

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Sutherland made call to say `well done' to Spollen

By By COLMAN CASSIDY

Knee-deep in DIRT and no adequate response

By By DICK WALSH

Equality Authority will help people alleging prejudice

By By CAROL COULTER

Murphy had annual salary of £47,000

The man who re-invented Turkey

By By BRIAN FALLON

Five former ministers face questioning

One-day strike at shipyard

New guide to starting up in US

High-technology stocks drag markets down

Rock

What's in a name?

Services For Handicapped

Break for the Border bid terms increased

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Garda investigation likely into Ansbacher accounts

By Cliff Taylor

Soft days, thank God

Golden reflections from the Harvest Moon

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Terms of endearment

By Rosita Boland

Jazz

Andreotti acquitted in one of two cases against him

By By PADDY AGNEW

Mbeki has vision of Africa without begging bowl image

Cup that never was

Airport set to defy court ruling

A moment of grace

Millennium hospital bells

Media applications to attend hearings refused by Flood

By By EMMET OLIVER

A little of what you fancy

By By ANDY BARCLAY

Take me to the islands

Raiding the Inarticulate

By By JOHN F DEANE

IRA did not order nine out of North, says SF

By Gerry Moriarty

Nothing crazy about Mr Sensible

The formula for Ireland's return to a seat of UN peacekeeping

Gunning for good drama

Southern Health Board criticised on meningitis

By Barry Roche

Chile with a difference

Comic genius of the straight-faced Redmond

When motivated by the D'Unbelievable

By Mary Hannigan

A year in the life

Ireland turned over by England and finish third

Meath

By By JOHN O'MAHONY

Oleanna

By Mary Leland

Counsel puts case for media access

By By EMMET OLIVER

`You have to be receptive'

By By ANNE MICHAELS

Why did the little snail cross the road?

By Michael Viney

You can't even call him Al

By By ANNE HAVERTY

Jakarta delays new law after protests

California visit was saga of missed opportunities

Major cost cutting plan at First Active

By By JANE SUITER

Interior realities: isolation, insecurity

By By A. L. KENNEDY

Antiques Fair

Viva Cuba!

By By DUNCAN CAMPBELL

Ruthless pursuit of winning dominates manager's career

Revenue gamekeepers turn poachers for banks

Dance

The Future Of Irish

Prost yet to approach Jordan over Trulli

By By JUSTIN HYNES

CRH is among the State's richest companies

By Arthur Beesley

Bursting the hi-tech stock market bubble

`Incomparable, larger-than-life driving force'

The Future Of Irish

Chairman of CRH denies wrongdoing over Ansbacher

By Arthur Beesley

Archbishop backs naming of Ansbacher accountholders

By Kitty Holland

Win Speak: Gospel according to Larry

AIB prepared to vigorously defend alleged DIRT amnesty