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February 2000

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February 15th 2000

- Sport
- Limestone Lad heads for Navan on Sunday Sport
- Burnley end of road for Wright Sport
- Izzet plumps for Turkey Sport
- Lamaison out of England Test Sport
- Defence sees Bray through Sport
- Holmes seals Newbridge win Sport
- Fit Kinsella will be offered key midfield role Sport
- Racing Sport
- Kinane hoping for dry spell Sport
- A bizarre week but all too believable Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Tralee wary of bogey team Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Maggs out and Bishop is doubtful Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Sponsor offer Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Sponsorship worth £8 million to GAA Sport SEAN MORAN
- Croke Park to host club finals Sport SEAN MORAN
- Capital gains tax critics Sport EMMET MALONE
- Four clubs on FA brawl charges Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Team-mates but certainly not friends Sport PADDY AGNEW
- Gascoigne adds to Robson's troubles Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Short Game Sport SHAY KEENAN
- Tough opener for Harrington in World test Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Golfers stumped at MCG Sport COLIN BYRNE
- Rafferty makes his return in Portugal Sport PHILIP REID
- Rivals target Salthill Sport PAT ROCHE
- Delahunty rewarded for Nenagh success Sport PETER BYRNE
- Business
- Spanish banks cash-in on Net stock demand Business
- £4bn software get-together Business
- ICAI recommendations Business
- Call for radical pensions reform Business
- Profits at Keppel TatLee leap 390% Business
- Royal Bank wins 60% NatWest support Business
- US firm hits Courtaulds with $167m hostile bid Business
- Kentz links with ESB International Business
- Corrib gas ashore in Mayo Business
- Dell's desktop PC arrives Business
- NIB introduces smartcard Business
- B of I chief makes profit Business
- Ross trial nears its end Business
- Dow bounces back after worst week in months Business
- St Valentine fails to lift City hearts Business
- Waterford Wedgwood raises turnover by 20.4% Business BILL MURDOCH
- £1.5bn flows into investment funds Business MARGARET E WARD
- Institute to question major accountancy firms on DIRT Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- ICAI calls for continuation of self-regulation by profession Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Profits taken in Baltimore shares Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Future of trade body uncertain Business CLARE O'DEA
- Jobs bonanza as Nortel grows Business MADELEINE LYONS
- Baird acquires Cleland Business BILL MURDOCH
- Malin looks forward to 200 new jobs at former Fruit of the Loom plant Business MONIKA UNSWORTH
- Iona powers ahead as dealers seek value Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Life & Style

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