Article Archive

January 8th 2000

• • News

  • Vital Venezuela News
  • High notes News
  • The artistic touch News
  • Getting with the programme News
  • Bacon in his place News
  • From meditations to anthologies News
  • Rock/Pop News
  • Classical/Opera News
  • Roots News
  • Passionate about the passion News
  • Sipping into the sixth millennium News
  • Small Producer, Big Future News
  • Grapes To Pick News
  • Getting there News
  • Garden Work News
  • Woman prisoner on hunger-strike News
  • `Missing' files dealt with an especially wicked month News
  • Greenhouse gas emissions may be cause of flooding that is costing millions in damage News
  • Harrods may lose royal warrant News
  • Gifted architect and much-loved teacher News
  • Methodist Notes News
  • Fact File News
  • Material dumped at sea News
  • Man in court on cocaine charges News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Patients' welfare is in jeopardy, court told News
  • Udaras na Gaeltachta chair named News
  • Dublin protest at war in Chechnya News
  • Dun Laoghaire marina contract News
  • Appeal over Maluku violence News
  • File prepared on prison wounding News
  • Garda released after questioning News
  • Building of £45m call centre starts News
  • Nothing to fear from breast screening News
  • Two refused bail over party violence News
  • Galway city warned of housing crisis News
  • Pipe-bomb explosion on Antrim estate News
  • Trimble expects progress on arms News
  • Journalist's tape was of army shots News
  • Minister moves on beds shortage News
  • Robinson visits transport centre News
  • Murder-bid charge News
  • Driver killed in Co Down accident News
  • Extradition cases will not be allowed to damage the advanced peace process News
  • In-love Gately neatly turns the tables on straight expectations News
  • Clinton intervenes in talks again News
  • Russians suspend some attacks News
  • Kalejs escorted from airport News
  • Holy-war calls at rally News
  • Shirt chemicals claim denied News
  • Beijing ordinations attacked News
  • Iran marks end of Ramadan News
  • Hindley may face brain surgery News
  • Conflict fear as bishop moves News
  • Dome sponsor denies threat News
  • Wartime killings in jails reported News
  • Patient dies in beds crisis News
  • 2 die as health alert declared News
  • Singer burned in opera incident News
  • Youth's epic flight to India frustrates China's Tibet plan News
  • Pinochet absence opens up debate in Chile on legacy of dictatorship News
  • Radical political and social campaigner News
  • Masked rider on the range who could right a wrong in less than 30 minutes News
  • Tireless champion of peace and reconciliation News
  • Beacon of courage in the face of chronic ill health News
  • Generous, multi-talented contributor to society News
  • Dictator or democrat? News
  • Rock of all ages News
  • Return of the Gala stars News
  • Coming up on screen ... News
  • From a bete noire to the Iron Lady News
  • Hot topics, fine fiction: the books to look out for News
  • All this and Bellow, too News
  • Getting your head around new food style News
  • Manically Organic? News
  • Germany, Respectable? News
  • New Focus On Burgundy News
  • Aussie Regional Swank News
  • Bubbling Away News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • Venetian love is blind News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • To tell or not to tell News MAEVE BINCHY
  • No airs for `Ashes' child star News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Hair of the month that bit News LOUISE EAST
  • Dirty old town News ZHANNA SUVOROVA
  • As long as you're happy... News HARRY BROWNE
  • It was technology's party News EDDIE HOLT
  • The mark of the Deutsch News IAN KILROY
  • Meaning and nothingness News IAN ROBERTSON
  • History of a racist regime News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • My Writing Day News COLIN BATEMAN
  • The play's the thing: but not the whole thing News JOE DOWLING
  • Our finest specimens on display News SEAN LYSAGHT
  • Understanding The Natural World: Science Today. By William J. Reville. The Irish Times Ltd. 248 pages. £14.99 News ANNE BYRNE
  • Though often in ingeniously contrived forms, many poems are so clogged with Latinate cognitives that they cannot survive as poetry News JAMES J MCAULEY
  • The whole kitsch and caboodle News JOE BREEN
  • It is as though we have been pointed in the wrong direction News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Stamp of approval from cultural icon News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Theatre News GERRY COLGAN
  • Music News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Boyband News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Clerical comedy News BRIAN BOYD
  • Classical News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Clubbing News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Fare and fowl News JOHN MCKENNA
  • The sheer cheek of it News PAUL FLYNN
  • A new living space News JANE POWERS
  • When a terrible ugliness is born News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Heeding the call of the isles News ROSITA BOLAND
  • Video Releases News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Radio Previews News LORNA KERNAN
  • Making children of us all News ROSITA BOLAND
  • Electronic tagging completes humiliation of Aitken News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Dobson camp defends `red scum' leaflet attacking Livingstone News FRANK MILLAR
  • Surfing the web is not for devout, ultra-Orthodox rabbis warn News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • CDU steps up criticism of Kohl News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Tibetan icon recovers in Indian shelter after fleeing Chinese rule News DAVID ORR
  • Lewinsky battles to shed pounds and past News JOE CARROLL
  • 100,000 people flee homes after six days of rain News NICOLE VEASH
  • Ageing hippie upsets the ego cart at Grammy bash News BRIAN BOYD
  • Pop and puppy love in full swing News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Millennium begins with week of `lost' files, failed car tests News EMMET OLIVER
  • Council may ban circus due to animal welfare concerns News KITTY HOLLAND
  • `Low risk to health' in dumped nuclear material News EAMON TIMMINS
  • U2 concert announcement `misunderstanding' News KITTY HOLLAND
  • Funds appeal announced on behalf of `jewel in crown of Irish mining heritage' News BARRY ROCHE
  • Inexpensive credit for poor families urged to avoid moneylenders News KEVIN RAFTER
  • Passengers are urged to get their own back News EAMON TIMMINS
  • Councils ready for recycling of Christmas trees News EMMET OLIVER
  • Plans for toll bridge and bypass to ease road jams News JIM DUNNE
  • Motorway by-pass of Kildare town given green light News JIM DUNNE
  • Tesco to ask growers to avoid fields used in GM crop trials News RODDY O'SULLIVAN
  • Talks fail to end post dispute News JAS KAMINSKI
  • Dispute disrupts Dublin airport services News EAMON TIMMINS
  • EU Commission sues Ireland for failing to protect grouse habitat News EMMET OLIVER
  • Minister to examine process for new schools News CLARE MURPHY
  • Official papers covering North in 1969 are out today after `lost and found' saga News KEVIN RAFTER
  • Tweaking the tail of a climatic tiger News BREDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Money in dormant accounts may be out of State's reach News KEVIN RAFTER
  • China acknowledges quake 30 years after it occurred News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Women reassured on value of breast screening News RODDY O'SULLIVAN

  • Sport

  • FAI Cup: Second round previews Sport
  • Bangor add to Drogheda's woes Sport
  • FA Cup Previews: Fourth round and third round replays Sport
  • Row ends following apology Sport
  • Aga Khan leaves Cumani Sport
  • Maguire records a double Sport
  • Future Kids Sport
  • Muscling his way back in Sport
  • Ready for the big push Sport
  • Gates to play by his rules Sport
  • Athlone hit form early and late Sport
  • Parnevik in early lead Sport
  • Smith hurdles to fame Sport
  • Ballycotton in top three Sport
  • Irish rugby points the way Sport
  • Home club officials deny offer for Irish teenager Sport
  • Brazil's Animal a right pup Sport
  • Anelka gives Real relief Sport
  • Raja Casablanca - 4, Al Nassr - 3 Sport
  • Rothery's silver Sport
  • FIFA thrilled by Beckham's cartoon antics Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Brennan storms on and puts Leinster on the right road Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Munster to take cautious route Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Gormley hits out Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • Ulster face sting Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Season a joke says O'Dwyer Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Investigations beginning to reveal full extent of abuse Sport PADDY AGNEW
  • McKiernan's withdrawal a big blow Sport IAN O RIORDAN
  • These foolish thongs Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Olympic wake-up call Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Doolin on target as Shelbourne dominate Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Barry faces anxious wait Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Russell's strike foils Galway this time Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Tycoon tightens grip on Arsenal Sport JOHN CASSY
  • Racism still rife Sport PAUL BROWN
  • Kuper pleased Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Moore set Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Afarad to end Swan's wait Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • ICU forced to amend Smyth ban Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Irish boxing deserves Sydney stage Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Following in the Bear's paw prints Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • SportsSpeak Sport

  • Business

  • Late surge ensures best day since March for DAX Business
  • Blue-chip rally fails to lift technology stocks Business
  • Eisner finds little to laugh at with Disney Business
  • Dow surges as jobs data boosts rate rise fears Business
  • German firm has 7.21% share in Bula Business
  • PwC under scrutiny Business
  • Jones' offer unconditional Business
  • Spirited defence could be enough to ensure independence of NatWest Business
  • Dow and Nasdaq soar into record territory Business
  • Granada pre-empts TV merger proposal Business
  • Closure of textile plant will put 103 out of work Business
  • Big business hails German tax reform Business
  • UK still getting and giving mixed signals on euro Business
  • Esat stock surge hurts staff with options Business
  • Plenty of heat left in Finance Bill minutiae Business
  • Irish high-tech stocks show recovery signs Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Counterbid rumours fuel Esat share price Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Lamont stands down as chairman of NTL Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Telia `reassessing' decision to sell 14% Eircom stake Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Confidence in Lucent dips with profit warning Business TOM FOREMSKI
  • Modest gains as ISEQ follows international lead Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • MBNA looks at expansion into Leitrim Business THERESA JUDGE
  • Accord in sight in German job talks Business DENIS STAUNTON
  • Y2K may yet have some bite Business DOMINIC COYLE

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Challenge Of A New Century Letters
  • Christmas Lift Letters
  • God's world? Opinion
  • Housing Refugees Opinion
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • Marking The Millennium Letters
  • Inclusive Society? Letters
  • France's Loss Opinion
  • 197 Per Cent Per Annum Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Nothing new in faulty equipment for armies Culture
  • Putin keeps his links to Kremlin's `Family' under wraps Culture
  • It's the television news and debates that count. They don't do nuance Culture
  • Bush out ahead in two-man race Culture
  • Growing numbers came to love the precise prose of a private man Culture
  • Carrickmore still torn over attendance of Mgr Faul at liaison meeting with RUC Culture
  • Dome dubbed `New British cock-up' after chaotic week Culture
  • Lone macaw stands as a symbol for survival Culture
  • Pressure cooker time in presidential race Culture
  • Smooth run for Gore is scuttled Culture
  • Forthcoming Auction Culture
  • Planning for the spring season of auctions Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE