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November 1999

‹ Nov 15th 1999 Nov 17th 1999 ›

November 16th 1999

- Sport
- Spot on for aces in Meath Sport
- Tries swing it Sport
- Fine treble from Laffey Sport
- Enniscorthy reap tries Sport
- Quinn on the mark in rout Sport
- Otto leads by example Sport
- Doran hat-trick Sport
- Kelly doubles up Sport
- Running Stag returns Sport
- A striker happy with his form Sport
- Garcia's perfect tree-iron Sport
- System criticised Sport
- Cuddy try finishes job Sport
- Dubliners do it Sport
- O'Sullivan hat-trick Sport
- Hollybank Buck set for Aintree Sport
- Grounds for concern Sport EMMET MALONE
- Keegan winning respect Sport DAVID LACEY
- Net minder ready to take chance Sport PETER BYRNE
- Watch it on the wireless Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Making Ukraine tick Sport PADDY AGNEW
- Turkish retribution predictable and swift Sport PETER BYRNE
- Northern promise fulfilled Sport SHAY KEENAN
- McGinley in upbeat mood in Malaysia Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Players welcome changes Sport SEAN MORAN
- Time for root and Branch reform Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Dreary old draw calls for action Sport SEAN MORAN
- London to test samples Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Irish on course for fine display Sport PAT ROCHE
- Business
- B/E Aerospace confirms plans for 50 redundancies Business
- Telecom buyers keep bourses on upward path Business
- Mannesmann challenges merchant bankers Business
- Fed's `constructive ambiguity' on interest rates echoes real uncertainty Business
- Bank capitalised in market at £2.2bn Business
- Eurostar marks fifth year with airline challenge Business
- MinMet awarded licence to mine in Portugal Business
- Firm targets EU mobile call prices Business
- Market quiet ahead of Fed meeting Business
- Sentiment rises on takeover expectations Business
- Northern Rock to pay higher interest on demand deposits Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Eircom shares push ahead in advance of half-year results Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- America Online details jobs for Dublin Business COLMAN CASSIDY
- Allianz plans to set up health insurance operation in Dublin Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Kildare exploits its horsey image Business COLMAN CASSIDY
- Virgin and Go apply for Dublin and Stansted flight routes Business COLM KEENA
- CPL expansion continues Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Harland & Wolff, Global Marine continue to talk in London Business MONIKA UNSWORTH
- Eircom leads the way as market adds 2.25% Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Life & Style

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