Article Archive

January 15th 2000

• • News

  • Traditional News
  • It's time to weigh up the evidence News
  • How To Get There News
  • Weird world News
  • I didn't write it that way (Part 2) News
  • Rock/Dance News
  • Jazz News
  • Website to give access to charities News
  • Lecture series on Jerusalem News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Romanian rugby players still missing News
  • Trial of doctor to start next week News
  • Youth who had sex with girl (13) faces detention News
  • Beware, Bertie, the body clock of this Dail is ticking away News
  • Overcoming trauma part of the agenda facing new East Timor News
  • Cornettist and composer of soul-jazz standards News
  • Generous, loyal artistic hostess News
  • A Belated New Year News
  • Viral illness crisis is abating, say doctors News
  • `D' word back on table as politicians return to work News
  • Man killed in four-car crash News
  • Man to have case reopened News
  • Whatever the roots of the Arms Crisis, they are not to be found in the filesat least not yet News
  • No outsider need apply for the top job in the service of the State News
  • How Dolly brought the media flocking to an unassuming man News
  • Guatemalan leader installed News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • Senior gardai to discuss new technology News
  • Prison officers counselled News
  • Hyperactive children meeting News
  • Ferns diocese marks anniversary News
  • Parishioners come to defence of lengthy pews News
  • Help is sought to find woman News
  • Inquiry into home midwife ends News
  • IFA fined £100,000 for every day of picketing News
  • Man (78) gets five years' jail for rape News
  • Damages decision deferred in girl's facial injuries case News
  • Publican killed in contract arranged by wife, jury told News
  • Murder trial witness says he feared for his own life News
  • Woman sues third-level college for refund of £721 fees and damages News
  • Widow of cyclist gets £209,800 News
  • Lifeguard cleared of abuse charges News
  • Court queries shredded papers News
  • Damages for boy with severe burns News
  • Judge warns former GAA star News
  • Woman falls and dies at Kilbeggan News
  • Appeal court increases sentence News
  • Rathlin gets Irish language News
  • Barrister seeks judicial review News
  • Dublin man jailed for six years for killing protector of his ex-girlfriend News
  • Keeping key firms Irish means doing it to them before they do it to you News
  • French man receives two new hands News
  • Re-examine Pinochet judge News
  • Algerian peace initiative falters News
  • US returns land to Indian tribe News
  • Former ETA leader released News
  • Hindley said to be comfortable News
  • Nine miners rescued in South Africa; 37 still trapped in China News
  • Moscow forces launch second wave of house searches against Chechen rebels News
  • Five Bosnian Croats are sentenced in benchmark ethnic cleansing case News
  • Mysteries of Pinochet effect leave Chilean election result anyone's guess News
  • Derry man survives air crash off Libya News
  • Aid workers killed in Sudan News
  • Use force, says Cuban father News
  • Lawyer arrest upsets colleagues News
  • Bangladesh faces catastrophe News
  • Dealer in Maradona's room News
  • Decisive role consolidating Spanish monarchy News
  • `We must give to the poor what the rich can pay for themselves' News
  • Aristocrat of rock who helped create deluge of sound behind Dylan News
  • Raising money for charity well into her 90s News
  • Britain on the brink (Part 1) News
  • Britain on the brink (Part 2) News
  • Britain on the brink (Part 3) News
  • The man who cleaned up Hollywood News
  • Settling the score News
  • Rejoicing with Joyce News
  • Singing from the heart News
  • Peach Melbourne News
  • Bottle Of The Week News MARY DOWEY
  • Improving our Italian News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Such goodness, and in one so new News ORNA MULCAHY
  • How to make a dirty martini News PAUL FLYNN
  • When plants make you cry News JANE POWERS
  • Garden Work News JANE POWERS
  • Splendour of our sea is under threat News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Eye On Nature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Dashes to Ashes News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Not so grisly News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • A winning streak News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Wide blue yonders News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Out with the houseproud News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Classic gambits News FRANK MCNALLY
  • I must not share my opinions News LOUISE EAST
  • No way out News SUZANNE GOLDBERG
  • The judges make their choices News KATIE DONOVAN
  • I didn't write it that way (Part 1) News GILES FODEN
  • Chat show boasts News JOHN KELLY
  • More scary than posh News EDDIE HOLT
  • Let's say we give Doris Day a rest News HARRY BROWNE
  • Stunning victories, grievous failures News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • A poet for all seasons News BERNARD O'DONOGHUE
  • Menace in Maine News KEITH BAKER
  • Taking on the power of the nation-state News TERENCE KILLEEN
  • Password? Vaporetti . . . News THOMAS LYNCH
  • Going Rococonuts News JOSEPH MCDONNELL
  • Back to Neolithic Ireland with the perfect conditional News SEAN LYSAGHT
  • Murderous confusions News JACK HOLLAND
  • From splinters to significance News RISTEARD MULCAHY
  • At home with the castles News RICHARD ROCHE
  • Blue gold, strange brew, cosmic juice News DICK AHLSTROM
  • The Folded Leaf, by William Maxwell (Panther, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Collected Essays by Graham Greene (Vintage Classics, £7.99 in UK) News JOHN BOLAND
  • The Beautiful Game: a Journey through Latin American Football, by Chris Taylor (Phoenix, £7.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Alfred C. Kinsey: Sex the Measure of all Things, by Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy (Pimlico, £14 in UK) News SARAH MARRIOTT
  • Trouble Man: The Life and Death of Marvin Gaye, by Steve Turner (Penguin, £8.99 in UK) News JOHN BOLAND
  • Jonathan Swift, by Victoria Glendinning (Pimlico, £9.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Code of the Woosters, by P.G. Wodehouse (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Poets, politicians, and a pet hamster News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The priest, the hairdresser, the cardinal and the stigmata News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Art News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Jazz News RAY COMISKEY
  • Classical News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Nowt like folk for cult survivor News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Drum 'N' Bass News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Trad News MIC MORONEY
  • History of dieting News LUCY ATKINS
  • Raise a glass to detox News MARY DOWEY
  • Juice Yourself Up News MARY DOWEY
  • Crunch Issues News MARY DOWEY
  • The Experts News MARY DOWEY
  • Portugal may well become persuaded its good days are not all past News ENDA O'DOHERTY
  • Gore the Bore works hard not to mention Clinton News JOE CARROLL
  • Demands for hospital services triple as IMO warns of viral illness News PAUL TANNEY
  • Wigga with attitude and the funniest comic around News BRIAN BOYD
  • UK accused of inaction on reducing radioactive discharges News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Green alliance push to conserve habitats News KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Board seeks right of birth fathers to visit their adopted children News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Starkly differing characters are described to 12 jurors News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Compromise proposals submitted on glen road News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Andrews warns Russia it risks isolation News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Closure threat by Tara as miners meet News PAUL TANNEY
  • OPW civil servants back industrial action in protest at Minister's staff appointment News EAMON TIMMINS
  • Labour councillor defects to FG News KEVIN RAFTER
  • Meningitis rise linked with flu in warning News EAMON TIMMINS
  • Taoiseach to press EU to tackle HIV, AIDS crisis in Africa News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Circus attracts crowds despite protesters News KITTY HOLLAND
  • Plan for 3,000 taxis takes effect News PAUL TANNEY
  • Circus a beautiful relic, but with a cruel edge News HARRY BROWNE
  • Mandelson to move on Patten report soon News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Unionists will decide next month on staying in with SF News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Paisley critical of Rodgers on farm aid News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Parades body bias claimed News SUZANNE BREEN
  • McGuinness discusses schools with US education secretary News SEAN CRONIN
  • Book destroys self-serving myths of children's homes, says Keating News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Parental cruelty, neglect is `ignored in book about industrial schools' News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Drogheda student is Young Scientist of Year with study of how cities grow and decline News DICK AHLSTROM
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Sunspots may affect our weather after all News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Case settlement creates another Esat millionaire News SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
  • ESB may block Esat sale over its share of Ocean News BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Farmers take defiant stand in meat factories blockade News SEAN MACCONNELL

  • Sport

  • Ulster end with a whimper Sport
  • Advance Australia Fair echoes Sport
  • Club where women rule the roost Sport
  • FA Premiership Previews Sport
  • Mexicans the real surprise Sport
  • Keane honour Sport
  • Flagship can sail to Ascot victory Sport
  • Corinthian spirit fails to inspire Sport
  • Dominici gets the ball rolling Sport
  • Hingis is again the centre of attention Sport
  • Failure to protect boxer from himself Sport
  • Mauresmo exacts revenge on Hingis Sport
  • FAI Cup tie goes to appeal Sport
  • Azinger ties course record to lead Sport
  • Weah move catches Wenger out Sport
  • Helmets top of agenda Sport
  • Conner suffers crushing defeat Sport
  • Treble for Spencer Sport
  • Rebels are a sporting lot Sport
  • Leinster must win and get a favour Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Pontypridd go all out to arrest Munster run Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Barrett back on track after narrow victory Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • England fail to stand up Sport MIKE SELVEY
  • Fahy ready to return for Galway Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Improved Ireland edged out Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Ancient Mariner Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Coghlan reigns Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Old adversaries Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Jenkins digs in Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Anti-foul play Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • National League Previews Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Birdie blitz has McGinley back on track Sport ANDY CAPOSTAGNO
  • Getting back to basics Sport DANIEL TAYLOR
  • Collins' men ride their luck Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Galway rout Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Kings Valley worth a look Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • No Discount still the right price Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • My faith in the virtue of golf is now restored Sport SEAN KILFEATHER
  • Southern Heroes Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Munster Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Roy Keane Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Kerry footballers Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Clare Hurlers Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Waterford Wildcats Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Shannon Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Nicky English Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Sports Speak: The week in quotes Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON

  • Business

  • Deutsche Telekom helps DAX to new record high Business
  • Sterling hits new record on the euro Business
  • EU mulls action against banks Business
  • Nominee accounts dominate register Business
  • Smart money says Telenor will stay with Esat . . . for now Business
  • Greece prepares to revalue drachma Business
  • Merger speculation enthuses optimists Business
  • Outstanding week for Dow ends on a high note Business
  • Examiner for cladding group Business
  • Gates hands over firm at risk of break-up Business
  • Drug giants re-open merger discussions Business
  • Sweden may join EMU Business
  • Ivernia progress report Business
  • New Honeywell process Business
  • BT, Telenor reach agreement on Esat Digifone share deal Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
  • Focus of Anglo Irish Bank still fixed on acquisitions Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Rate of unemployment falls to Government's 5% target Business RORY KELLEHER
  • US executive settles court case against Esat for `around £4m' Business MARY CAROLAN
  • ESB seeks to block takeover of Esat Business MARY CAROLAN
  • Ovoca prospect finds favour with punters Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Jury told of Ross's upbeat portrayal of failing firm Business SIOBHAN MCGARRY
  • Proposed ACC/TSB merger on the brink Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Gates returns to software roots Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • BT puts one over on two trusting allies Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Banking becomes the new caring profession Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Accountants pay price of consolidation Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Sitting back and letting the Web do the work Business DOMINIC COYLE

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Spreading The Jobs Boom Opinion
  • Blockade Of Meat Plants Letters
  • Blockade Of Meat Plants Letters
  • Airport Car Parking Letters
  • `Terrible Ugliness' Letters
  • Bumbees' Bacon Opinion
  • A Year of Voting Opinion
  • Animals In Circuses Letters
  • `Anno Domini' Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Corrections And Clarifications Culture
  • Forthcoming Fair Culture
  • 10 years later . . . the Irish Figurists are back Culture
  • Out of jail and full of hope, but that's where the fairytale ended Culture
  • Experiencing new depths of vulnerability and terror Culture
  • It's too late to switch to bikes gales show global warming has arrived Culture
  • Beds crisis continues, flu or no flu Culture
  • Nun decides to quit rather than recant Culture
  • Gang killings on the increase Culture
  • From Renaissance Italy to Sydney: a short history of the influenza blues Culture
  • Irish taxes are being well spent in South Africa Culture
  • Branded the `Holocaust denier' Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture