25 March, 2000 Digital News Archive

Parlon rejects forecast on farmer numbers

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Outburst turns heat back on Taxing Master's office

Woman dies in collision with train

Presbyterian Notes

Clinton to discuss peace plan with Syrian leader

By Michael Jansen

Forthcoming Fairs

Releasing the first atomic bomb

Good win for Ireland

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

The ESRI Report

Cisco trumps Microsoft

Lemon-flavoured art

Lovely living

Higgins wizardy conjures a 147

By Johnny Watterson

Storming Dublin

By Michael Dervan

Seeking and enjoying asylum is a human right

ESOP rules not even-handed

Flagging spirits

Waterford port `not suitable' for `flotel'

By Chris Dooley

Cyprus united on child's plight

Swallow Time?

First Active to centralise base of operations in Leopardstown

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Greece purchases El Greco painting

When a man is tired of Wexford . . .

By By SEAN MAC REAMOINN

Spencer Dock Development

Six dead, 11 missing after ship sinks

Corrections And Clarifications

Ireland and applicants need EU's foundation principles

By Paul Gillespie

Soccer club plan for housing

Throwing a great party

Gays get top political posts

What odds for the Grand Slam?

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Taoiseach says drivers have a good argument

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Thoughtful but artistically laboured novel that is empty at heart

By Eileen Battersby

No easy life in Germany for asylum-seekers

By Denis Staunton

Travel Log

By By JOAN SCALES

Bourses finish volatile week on high note

Harrington's Forsyth saga

The McCague Files

Genocide suspect pleads not guilty

Jazz

By By RAY COMISKEY

The remarkable case history of the decent Dr Doyle

By By BRIAN FALLON

Smyth urges UUC to support him to ensure electoral gains

By Gerry Moriarty

Hello, Sarah-Lou

By Deirdre Falvey

National Football League

By COMPILED By SEAN MORAN

Trimble's fate to be decided by divided delegates

Maeve's Retirement

Rotunda action judgment reserved

Police on the run

The Broken Estate: Essays on Literature and Belief by James Wood (Pimlico,£12.50 in UK)

By By JOHN BANVILLE

The good Old days

By Orna Mulcahy

Not guilty, M'lud

Horizon acquires Dublin Internet agency for €10m

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Eircom makes £1.15bn top bid for UK mobile licence

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Video Releases

By Hugh Linehan

English FA Premiership Previews

Garden Work

Legal battle to try Pinochet faces severe challenge

Auction Results

Security review as MI5 computer with North information is stolen

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Athlete in hiding after racist attack

Almost 600 civil servants avail of term-time work

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

New Kilcock to Galway toll motorway is considered

By Tim O'Brien

Drinks with an agenda

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Three Rivers Project

Judge's one-man war on behalf of troubled children

O'Driscoll coy about his future

Sellafield resists challenge

Celestial Navigation, by Anne Tyler (Vintage, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

China's `no action' motion on human rights abuses may no longer succeed

Battle lines drawn in TV leadership debate

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Rock

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Hell on earth when religion goes wrong

Battling for Labour in Tipperary South

Getting There

Danoli is napped

By Brian O'Connor

Diary Dates

UUC vote could decide future of agreement

By Gerry Moriarty

Croat's jail term doubled

Trial carries on without accused

Brazil nuts about Barrichello

By By JUSTIN HYNES

Bus talks to consider emergency service

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Quiet: Nessie hunters at work

Planners not intended as `stoppers', says Bruton

By Chris Dooley

The Challenge For The UUP

Tax defaulters pay heavy penalties

By Colm Keena

Teaching ballet to generations of Dubliners

Brown keeps taxpayers waiting for Budget breaks

The Irishman who discovered America and some other links

By By JOE CARROLL

When the end of the world seemed nigh

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Wine Prices

Irish links to Booker

Courtaulds backs Sara Lee bid

B is for cauliflower

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Man refused bail in cannabis seizure case

Sowing the seeds of success

By Conor Brady

McCreevy blocks Arts goal

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Monashee Mountain ready to go

By Brian O'Connor

O'Donoghue to unveil radical plan on refugee accommodation

Saddam support is acknowledged

Ready to talk tough at the top

Feis Ceoil

Lit up by her own blowtorch

By Brian Boyd

A crazy little thing called folk

By By JOHN KELLY

Dublin Bus Strike

Herrick heads late equaliser

Skills shortage here is women's great opportunity, meeting told

By By JUDITH CROSBIE

Childcare issue should be resolved by year-end - ICTU head

By By JUDITH CROSBIE

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Policy On Immigration

Celtic Tiger turns on its cubs in labour shortage

Church Of Ireland Notes

Fossil Fuels

Sports Speak

Out of sight, out of mind

By Vincent Browne

Grammar school building sold

Orange March In Dublin

Comedy

By Kevin Courtney

Tough campaign begins today

By Mary Hannigan

Ride with the Devil by Daniel Woodrell. (No Exit Press, £6.99 in UK).

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Cross words, cross-party

Dancing on the ceiling

By By CAROLYN SWIFT

Seanad, seanad, on the wall

Part II

Shannon Airport's boom would continue under private ownership - Aer Rianta

Forthcoming Auctions

Industry group warns of job losses in retail banking

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Remembering Certain Golf Holes

By By DERMOT BOLGER

Orange March In Dublin

Pilate: the Biography of an Invented Man by Ann Wroe (Vintage, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Bohemians' 16-match run ended by late winner

King of the Jews?

Rarity will sharpen interest in Nicholl work

Tech stocks improve as City ends on strong gain

Spy `recruited last year'

Consolation for Katy Nowaitee

Montgomerie no ray of sunshine

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Youths held on Internet fraud

The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, ed. Henry Binder (Norton, £7.95 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Joint EU talks urged

Betting on the banks

By By LAURA DE VOY

Man admits to 9 of 59 sex charges

A tiny difference

By Michael Viney

Desmond raises Greencore stake

Financials, industrials lead ISEQ to record close

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

An alternative sacrifice

Dalglish refuses to call time

By By IAN ARCHER

Bomb `belonged to the Real IRA'

O'Toole, Holland prove fastest

His own distinct parish of Munster

By By EILEAN NI CHUILLEANAIN

MMR Vaccination

War and peace revisited

By Lara Marlowe

Know your Oscars

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Judgment reserved in house sale row

Cardiff couriers

By By IAN O'RIORDAN and JOHNNY WATTERSON

Sutton shines as Clarke bows out

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Whistling the pick

The Trickster

By By DAVID NOWLAN

Student wins extra time in Leaving Cert

McDaid may mediate in sponsorship dispute

By By PETER BYRNE

Limerick navigation scheme to open up waterways

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Mortgage companies increase loan rates

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Tribunal Fees

Holders in crucial test

By Gerry Thornley

Thousands welcome Clinton

Nevin invented IRA links to husband, prosecution alleges

Profits warning issued as Eidos falls victim to pace of games technology

Orange March In Dublin

While I Was Gone By Sue Miller (Bloomsbury, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Austrian police criticised

Two jailed for assaulting tourist

Ahern not merely kite-flying with remarks on immigrants

Chaos reigns as world's gaze wanders

Fanning the flames

Souk it and see

2010 report urges Government support for part-time farmers

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Weekend Previews

By Gerry Thornley

Should philosophers be this happy?

By By PENELOPE DENING

EU raids breweries in pricefix probe

Godolphin happy

Top Irish athletes could miss the Olympics

By By PETER BYRNE

Skeletons in the fireplace

By By KEITH BAKER

Imagine That

Worming times

Which award-winner will star in the silly Oscar story this year?

United must reign in Spain

By Michael Walker

Dublin Bus Strike

Court to review detention of `high-risk' girl (17)

By Mary Carolan

Theatre

By By GERRY COLGAN

Michelangelo to raise £4.5m

`I work inside a small tunnel of order which lies within a much larger field of total chaos'

By By LINDA GRANT

Ryanair loses court challenge to dispute report

Councils criticised over birds' nests

Orange March In Dublin

Old media `must add value' with use of new technology

By By DICK HOGAN

Judge accepts `Post' apology

Friendly Giants

Trimble confident as he calls for end to party infighting

By By CLARE MURPHY

An exile from the past

By By POLLY DEVLIN

Foxford residents may `buy' ATM

Drop in a handful of herbs

By By JANE POWERS

Council told to halt demolition

Warning on dividing bull semen straws

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Two men jailed for Newry killing

Troops stranded after plane hitch

Church of Ireland `has let Protestants down'

Procession to mark Saville inquiry's start

Taken for a ride

By Frank McNally

This Week They Said

Rock/Dance

National Hurling League

Conceding `no strings attached' pay claim in Dublin Bus may kill national agreement

SIPTU rejects policy on foreign workers

By Arthur Beesley

Not a Star Chamber, but vital to integrity of political system

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Movie fest madness

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Pulling on the harp strings

Death penalty to be suspended

Defending Catholicism in China

Dublin business and tourism groups warn of losses from action

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Barak says Pope's visit carries `highly important message about peace'

By Patsy McGarry

Hypnosis and hating squirrels

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Turner paints bleak picture

The lure of Millstone Keynes

By Mary Hannigan

World challenge

All lay claim to success at dot.com summit

By Patrick Smyth

The IRA and its Enemies: Violence and Community in Cork 1916-23 by Peter Hart (Oxford University Press: £12.99 in UK )

By By MIC MORONEY

Bestsellers

Boy soldier who fought in the first World War

Be wary of wine on the Web

By By MARY DOWEY

Judgment reserved on doctor's case

Traditional

Ahern unfair passing blame for dispute

Can Jewell make the cut?

Prepare for a Beauty show

Ahern denies trying to make political gain out of immigration issue

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Accord between EU and Mexico opens markets

By By MICHAEL MCCAUGHAN

Government rejects ESRI call on tax cuts

By By MARK BRENNOCK and MIRIAM DONOHOE

Bail extended for Lawrence suspects

Orange March In Dublin

Sacked coach case is settled in court

Cinema

By By MICHAEL DWYER

The Great Turnaround

By Hugh Linehan

Previews

By Emmet Malone

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Price has yet to be paid for litter

By Dominic Coyle

Roots

A kindness of writers

Bamboozled

Lisheen mine close to full production

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Dublin Bus Strike

TUI gives strong support to PPF

NATO leaders visit Kosovo

Memory of trees

David Strassman

By By GERRY COLGAN

Irish Times Appointments

The trophy collector

Bottle Of The Week

Britain's Blair is biter bit in row over Rover

Silence on the media is about to be broken

By By DICK WALSH

Chronology Of Gear Fiasco

By Ian O'Riordan

Putin may provide order - but at a price

Productivity pays for executive well-being

Adventures in RealAudio

By By HARRY BROWNE

A Three-day Wonder

Beware of cat hair on the 16th!

By By LOUISE EAST

Drinking for a living

By By BRENDAN GLACKEN

Wild week closes quietly as market `digests gains'