Article Archive

March 11th 2000

• • News

  • Kilcock victory could be another town's loss News
  • Bail for man who had heroin News
  • Larkin joins Taoiseach for visit to Australia News
  • Woman dies in Galway fire News
  • Irish theatre wins awards News
  • Courts Service to spend £250 million on scheme to improve accommodation News
  • Mother is reunited with child News
  • Horses for courses News
  • Basques more divided than they have been for years as Spain goes to polls News
  • Corsica votes against autonomy News
  • Cracking open the crock of gold News
  • Off the wall News
  • Northern lights News
  • Putting the Mail on the streets of Dublin News
  • Journalist who was `daring and principled' News
  • How to apply yourself to literature News
  • Jazz News
  • Roots News
  • The Ripe Red Stuff . . . News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • More than words can say News
  • Chamber music to the power of four News
  • Snap happy News
  • Turkish court convicts Erbakan News
  • Rush-hour bomb, shootings kill 27 in Colombo News
  • Riding the waves on a small, blunt platform News
  • Giving tourism and aviation a much-needed boost News
  • Women on the campaign trail News
  • Luck of the Irish News
  • Spencer link News
  • Ryder's spur to RUC reform initiative News
  • Blazing a trail out west News
  • Barcelona Plates. By Alexei Sayle. Sceptre. 215pp. £12 in UK News
  • Bestsellers News
  • Gathering in the Parlour News
  • Rock/Dance News
  • Berry's Spring Sale News
  • What sets Poles apart News
  • Getting There News
  • Garden Work News
  • What it is to be stylish! News
  • Finns were looking up News
  • Magic and technology meet on Website for leprechauns News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • Breath of fresh air for sub-aqua divers News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Warning that petrol prices may increase News
  • Internment for pushers urged News
  • 92-year-old dies in accident News
  • Witness claims man in dock killed Garda Reynolds in 1982 gun attack News
  • Woman sex offender is warned to leave area News
  • Affair with Nevin denied by retired inspector News
  • Talks on removing protest tree houses set for tomorrow News
  • DART halted after bus crash News
  • Parents asked to supervise pupils News
  • Counterfeit shirts seized by customs News
  • Judge says abuser cannot be named News
  • Man sexually assaulted wife News
  • Five years for abusing daughter News
  • Stolen clothes stored in hangar News
  • 2 questioned about murder of solicitor News
  • Two parades in North rerouted News
  • Dublin man bled to death in house News
  • Man raped young woman in flat News
  • Inquiry decision review postponed News
  • Divisions in Omagh over fundraising efforts after 1998 bombing News
  • Enterprise led to Belfast ruling the waves News
  • NATO, UN forces in Kosovo accused of inaction News
  • Mitterrand was a jealous Don Juan News
  • Little support for land seizure plan News
  • Swiss freeze ex leader's money News
  • French listeria toll rises News
  • GM planting in UK to go ahead News
  • 15 N Koreans defect to south News
  • 30 killed in Maluku islands News
  • Reporter unsure over charges News
  • Doctor struck off for misconduct News
  • Arab foreign ministers' meeting places Lebanon at the top of the agenda News
  • Fears of renewed flooding as relief flights restart News
  • French priest describes gruelling trek to save victims News
  • Major to retire from politics News
  • Case against nanny dropped News
  • Sharif lawyer shot dead News
  • Bush, Gore committed to active roles on N Ireland News JOE CARROLL
  • Blair takes on Tories in attempt to raise Labour morale north of border News ALEX BELL
  • Passengers injured as train hits empty carriage at Waterloo station News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Ian Brady right to die rejected by court News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Global warming to make further flood disasters likely News PAUL CULLEN
  • O'Rourke in the driving seat News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • How can you still share the children? News MAEVE BINCHY
  • From deep in the snow to the height of humiliation News LOUISE EAST
  • From deep in the snow to the height of humiliation News LOUISE EAST
  • Finally having fun on film News IAN KILROY
  • Northern light News PENELOPE DENING
  • Journey to the centre of the Earth News TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Huff and Puff and oul guff News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Came a lonesome wail News JOHN KELLY
  • That Keillor quality News HARRY BROWNE
  • Wexford pike on a bike News ROSITA BOLAND
  • Bingo lingo News EDDIE HOLT
  • Get a head in Dublin News MICHAEL DWYER
  • In the picture News ROSITA BOLAND
  • Dark and Handsome News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Would you believe it? News JOHN KENNY
  • Where Irish theatre and history meet News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • The man who saw it all News BRIAN FALLON
  • `Poems have to sneak up on you' News JULIE O'CALLAGHAN
  • Life's a hospital News CATHERINE HEANEY
  • `Virtual reality'? There's nothing virtual about killing News BILL MCSWEENEY
  • Just deserts News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Working at his craft, questioning the world News SEAN LYSAGHT
  • The phenomenology phenomenon News TONY O'CONNOR
  • A kind man News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • We wish to inform you that tomorrow we will be killed with our families: Stories from Rwanda by Philip Gourevitch (Picador, £6.99 in UK) News BRENDAN BARRINGTON
  • The Map of Love by Ahdaf Soueif (Bloomsbury, £6.99 in UK) News ROSITA BOLAND
  • The Grand Strategy of Philip II by Geoffrey Parker (Yale, £11.50 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • An Intimate History of Killing by Joanna Bourke (Granta, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Recipe for Bees by Gail Anderson-Dargatz (Virago, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Chocolate Lizards by Cole Thompson (No Exit Press, £6.99 in UK) News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • Sperm Wars by Robin Baker (Pan, £6.99 in UK) News SARAH MARRIOTT
  • The Church's own civil war News DERMOT KEOGH
  • City Front Garden With Old Men News JOHN MCAULIFFE
  • Dream-like shoals of dancing News MIC MORONEY
  • Theatre News GERRY COLGAN
  • Art News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Classical News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Eyes wide open for Kubrick News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Dance News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Irish Language News VICTORIA WHITE
  • Food from a different world News ELIZABETH FIELD
  • PR for carrots News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Vintage rules in the new world News MARY DOWEY
  • Smashing fun at the seaside News ORNA MULCAHY
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Getting back to nature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • In hellebore heaven News JANE POWERS
  • A stroll back in time News MARY RUSSELL
  • Video Releases News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Radio Previews News LORNA KERNAN
  • On the Rocky road News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Life in the wild lane News FRANK MCNALLY

  • Sport

  • Hayes blows hot and cold Sport
  • Premiership Team News Sport
  • O'Dwyer walks on with hope Sport
  • Yellow Peril Sport
  • McLaren Sport
  • Jordan Sport
  • Jaguar Sport
  • Williams Sport
  • Benetton Sport
  • A champion combination Sport
  • Champion Irish Sport
  • Punters' Choice: The Festival fancies of some of Ireland's better-known betting men Sport
  • Where's the beef Sport
  • Gone past time for change Sport
  • Possible solutions Sport
  • Middle men take all the hits Sport
  • The incidents: A litany of embarrassments Sport
  • Best expected to recover Sport
  • Doherty loses out to Hendry Sport
  • Dalymount strife Sport
  • Sydney now long shot for Kinsella Sport
  • Living ecumenism Sport
  • Mixed message Sport
  • Sydney scenario Sport
  • McGinley only one off pace Sport
  • Hoey wins in Emirates Sport
  • No real winners Sport
  • Sailing on a sea of tranquility Sport
  • Trouble mars derby clash Sport
  • Ireland's Team: Brian O'Connor weighs up the chances of our Festival raiders Sport
  • O'Brien delighted Sport
  • FAI board split but stadium proceeds Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Clohessy free to face Ballymena Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Match-By-Match Guide Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Nicol shows his class with victory over old adversary Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Almost right Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • True confessions of a never was Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Colleges Finals Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • National Hurling League Previews(3.0 unless stated) Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Prince faces dangerous pauper Sport JOHN RAWLING
  • Vernons of Co Sligo recalled Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Title march steps up a gear Sport EMMET MALONE
  • National League Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Houllier insists all is fair for Fowler Sport IAN ROSS
  • Ireland lose out Sport EMMET MALONE
  • McCoy waits for Stage Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Ferrari Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • The Chasing Pack Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Sports Speak Sport

  • Business

  • Cybex and Apex to form $2bn alliance Business
  • New economy stocks push bourses upwards Business
  • ICC takes 45% stake in MBO at Kentons in UK Business
  • People power sends UK banks running for cover Business
  • Shares in airports group fall Business
  • Riverdeep shares could produce less than mountain-high return Business
  • Ruling on terminal reserved Business
  • Microsoft taking on Sony in battle of games consoles Business
  • Share rise ends in profit-taking Business
  • Sweden's SDP says yes to euro Business
  • Glanbia debt status reviewed Business
  • Ayling steps down at BA Business
  • Dow closes 4.2% down on week after further fall Business
  • TMT stocks keep City dealers in positive form Business
  • MMI Stockbrokers' fraud action faces collapse after adjournment motion fails Business
  • Minister pays political price for management Business
  • M&S's image problem within its own ranks Business
  • US retains casting vote on IMF's new European Business
  • Intel adjusts to second place in chip race Business
  • Kohler wins British backing Business
  • Software entrepreneur with roots in the land Business CLARE O'DEA
  • Dell again shelves profit bonus for Irish employees Business EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Investment firm in vintage wine has collapsed Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Ryanair and Riverdeep provide focus for dealers Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • AIB sees NI economy growing by 3% this year Business CLARE O'DEA
  • Dana discovers oil in first Ghanaian exploration well Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Choosing the right sector Business LAURA DEVOY
  • Liquidator faces heavy legal costs Business COLM KEENA
  • Silence leaves punters in doubt Business DOMINIC COYLE

  • Opinion

  • O'Rourke's preferring bath to shower brings sighs of relief Opinion
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • The Grand Miracle Opinion
  • Lamp Standards Letters
  • Citizen Traveller Letters
  • Who Goes To Jail? Letters
  • The Stand-Off Must End Opinion
  • Missing the Boat Opinion
  • `Seven Ages' Letters
  • Music Of The Times Letters
  • CIE Resignation Letters
  • Art Of Thomas Ryan Letters
  • Floods In Mozambique Letters
  • Human Rights In Chechnya Letters
  • Limits Of Tolerance Letters
  • A Quarter-Tonne Salmon Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • The final stroll of Dublin's `unofficial boulevardier' Culture
  • Single bus ticket to management hell for Joyce's successor at CIE Culture
  • Apology for misdeeds of church may be a big mistake Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • National Gallery goes public for a delicate task Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Dropping the odd clanger is O'Rourke's diversionary art Culture
  • Children who munch their way to ill health Culture KATHERINE HOLMQUIST