Article Archive

March 25th 2000

• • News

  • Conceding `no strings attached' pay claim in Dublin Bus may kill national agreement News
  • Irish Times Appointments News
  • Feis Ceoil News
  • Woman dies in collision with train News
  • Grammar school building sold News
  • Procession to mark Saville inquiry's start News
  • Two jailed for assaulting tourist News
  • Trimble's fate to be decided by divided delegates News
  • Greece purchases El Greco painting News
  • An alternative sacrifice News
  • Fanning the flames News
  • Throwing a great party News
  • Prepare for a Beauty show News
  • Teaching ballet to generations of Dubliners News
  • Boy soldier who fought in the first World War News
  • Rock/Dance News
  • Roots News
  • Friendly Giants News
  • Wine Prices News
  • Bamboozled News
  • Lovely living News
  • Lemon-flavoured art News
  • The trophy collector News
  • Irish links to Booker News
  • Bestsellers News
  • Traditional News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • Diary Dates News
  • Garden Work News
  • Souk it and see News
  • Getting There News
  • A kindness of writers News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • Shannon Airport's boom would continue under private ownership - Aer Rianta News
  • Councils criticised over birds' nests News
  • Nevin invented IRA links to husband, prosecution alleges News
  • Trial carries on without accused News
  • Judge accepts `Post' apology News
  • Foxford residents may `buy' ATM News
  • Ryanair loses court challenge to dispute report News
  • Student wins extra time in Leaving Cert News
  • TUI gives strong support to PPF News
  • Sacked coach case is settled in court News
  • Judgment reserved on doctor's case News
  • Man admits to 9 of 59 sex charges News
  • Troops stranded after plane hitch News
  • Rotunda action judgment reserved News
  • Judgment reserved in house sale row News
  • Man refused bail in cannabis seizure case News
  • Council told to halt demolition News
  • Soccer club plan for housing News
  • Sellafield resists challenge News
  • Ahern unfair passing blame for dispute News
  • Bomb `belonged to the Real IRA' News
  • Two men jailed for Newry killing News
  • Joint EU talks urged News
  • China's `no action' motion on human rights abuses may no longer succeed News
  • Six dead, 11 missing after ship sinks News
  • Bail extended for Lawrence suspects News
  • Saddam support is acknowledged News
  • Michelangelo to raise £4.5m News
  • Death penalty to be suspended News
  • Youths held on Internet fraud News
  • Genocide suspect pleads not guilty News
  • Quiet: Nessie hunters at work News
  • Athlete in hiding after racist attack News
  • Thousands welcome Clinton News
  • Cyprus united on child's plight News
  • Gays get top political posts News
  • Spy `recruited last year' News
  • Austrian police criticised News
  • Croat's jail term doubled News
  • Legal battle to try Pinochet faces severe challenge News
  • Releasing the first atomic bomb News
  • Defending Catholicism in China News
  • Battling for Labour in Tipperary South News
  • Seanad, seanad, on the wall News
  • Cross words, cross-party News
  • Memory of trees News
  • Pulling on the harp strings News
  • Not guilty, M'lud News
  • King of the Jews? News
  • Ireland and applicants need EU's foundation principles News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • The Irishman who discovered America and some other links News JOE CARROLL
  • Clinton to discuss peace plan with Syrian leader News MICHAEL JANSEN
  • Limerick navigation scheme to open up waterways News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Bus talks to consider emergency service News PADRAIG YEATES
  • New Kilcock to Galway toll motorway is considered News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Dublin business and tourism groups warn of losses from action News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Taoiseach says drivers have a good argument News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Court to review detention of `high-risk' girl (17) News MARY CAROLAN
  • Childcare issue should be resolved by year-end - ICTU head News JUDITH CROSBIE
  • Skills shortage here is women's great opportunity, meeting told News JUDITH CROSBIE
  • Almost 600 civil servants avail of term-time work News PADRAIG O'MORAIN
  • Warning on dividing bull semen straws News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Planners not intended as `stoppers', says Bruton News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • 2010 report urges Government support for part-time farmers News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • SIPTU rejects policy on foreign workers News ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Waterford port `not suitable' for `flotel' News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Parlon rejects forecast on farmer numbers News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Government rejects ESRI call on tax cuts News MARK BRENNOCK
  • The Trickster News DAVID NOWLAN
  • David Strassman News GERRY COLGAN
  • Security review as MI5 computer with North information is stolen News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Battle lines drawn in TV leadership debate News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Smyth urges UUC to support him to ensure electoral gains News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Trimble confident as he calls for end to party infighting News CLARE MURPHY
  • Barak says Pope's visit carries `highly important message about peace' News PATSY MCGARRY
  • When the end of the world seemed nigh News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Should philosophers be this happy? News PENELOPE DENING
  • McCreevy blocks Arts goal News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Beware of cat hair on the 16th! News LOUISE EAST
  • Lit up by her own blowtorch News BRIAN BOYD
  • Hypnosis and hating squirrels News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • When Francis met Pablo News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Hello, Sarah-Lou News DEIRDRE FALVEY
  • The Great Turnaround News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Adventures in RealAudio News HARRY BROWNE
  • Know your Oscars News MICHAEL DWYER
  • A crazy little thing called folk News JOHN KELLY
  • `I work inside a small tunnel of order which lies within a much larger field of total chaos' News LINDA GRANT
  • Out of sight, out of mind News VINCENT BROWNE
  • An exile from the past News POLLY DEVLIN
  • Thoughtful but artistically laboured novel that is empty at heart News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Remembering Certain Golf Holes News DERMOT BOLGER
  • War and peace revisited News LARA MARLOWE
  • The remarkable case history of the decent Dr Doyle News BRIAN FALLON
  • His own distinct parish of Munster News EILEAN NI CHUILLEANAIN
  • Skeletons in the fireplace News KEITH BAKER
  • When a man is tired of Wexford . . . News SEAN MAC REAMOINN
  • Sowing the seeds of success News CONOR BRADY
  • The Broken Estate: Essays on Literature and Belief by James Wood (Pimlico,£12.50 in UK) News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Pilate: the Biography of an Invented Man by Ann Wroe (Vintage, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The IRA and its Enemies: Violence and Community in Cork 1916-23 by Peter Hart (Oxford University Press: £12.99 in UK ) News MIC MORONEY
  • Celestial Navigation, by Anne Tyler (Vintage, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • While I Was Gone By Sue Miller (Bloomsbury, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, ed. Henry Binder (Norton, £7.95 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Ride with the Devil by Daniel Woodrell. (No Exit Press, £6.99 in UK). News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • Dancing on the ceiling News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Comedy News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Jazz News RAY COMISKEY
  • Rock News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Storming Dublin News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Theatre News GERRY COLGAN
  • Cinema News MICHAEL DWYER
  • The good Old days News ORNA MULCAHY
  • Be wary of wine on the Web News MARY DOWEY
  • B is for cauliflower News JOHN MCKENNA
  • Drinks with an agenda News KATHRYN HOLMQUIST
  • Drinking for a living News BRENDAN GLACKEN
  • A tiny difference News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Drop in a handful of herbs News JANE POWERS
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Video Releases News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Taken for a ride News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Movie fest madness News CATHERINE FOLEY

  • Sport

  • Police on the run Sport
  • World challenge Sport
  • Worming times Sport
  • Flagging spirits Sport
  • Whistling the pick Sport
  • The McCague Files Sport
  • National Hurling League Sport
  • O'Toole, Holland prove fastest Sport
  • Bohemians' 16-match run ended by late winner Sport
  • Turner paints bleak picture Sport
  • Herrick heads late equaliser Sport
  • English FA Premiership Previews Sport
  • Can Jewell make the cut? Sport
  • Harrington's Forsyth saga Sport
  • O'Driscoll coy about his future Sport
  • Godolphin happy Sport
  • Consolation for Katy Nowaitee Sport
  • Ready to talk tough at the top Sport
  • Sutton shines as Clarke bows out Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • United must reign in Spain Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Brazil nuts about Barrichello Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Dalglish refuses to call time Sport IAN ARCHER
  • Higgins wizardy conjures a 147 Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • What odds for the Grand Slam? Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Chronology Of Gear Fiasco Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • McDaid may mediate in sponsorship dispute Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Montgomerie no ray of sunshine Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Tough campaign begins today Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Good win for Ireland Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
  • Weekend Previews Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Holders in crucial test Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Cardiff couriers Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • The lure of Millstone Keynes Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Monashee Mountain ready to go Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Danoli is napped Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • National Football League Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Sports Speak Sport

  • Business

  • Bourses finish volatile week on high note Business
  • Desmond raises Greencore stake Business
  • Celtic Tiger turns on its cubs in labour shortage Business
  • EU raids breweries in pricefix probe Business
  • Profits warning issued as Eidos falls victim to pace of games technology Business
  • Part II Business
  • Wild week closes quietly as market `digests gains' Business
  • Tech stocks improve as City ends on strong gain Business
  • Courtaulds backs Sara Lee bid Business
  • Cisco trumps Microsoft Business
  • ESOP rules not even-handed Business
  • Brown keeps taxpayers waiting for Budget breaks Business
  • Productivity pays for executive well-being Business
  • Britain's Blair is biter bit in row over Rover Business

  • Opinion

  • Ahern not merely kite-flying with remarks on immigrants Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Swallow Time? Opinion
  • Orange March In Dublin Letters
  • Orange March In Dublin Letters
  • Tribunal Fees Letters
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • The ESRI Report Opinion
  • The Challenge For The UUP Opinion
  • A Three-day Wonder Opinion
  • Dublin Bus Strike Letters
  • Dublin Bus Strike Letters
  • Maeve's Retirement Letters
  • MMR Vaccination Letters
  • Policy On Immigration Letters
  • Imagine That Letters
  • Orange March In Dublin Letters
  • Orange March In Dublin Letters
  • Orange March In Dublin Letters
  • Three Rivers Project Letters
  • Fossil Fuels Letters
  • Spencer Dock Development Letters
  • Dublin Bus Strike Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Church of Ireland `has let Protestants down' Culture
  • Hell on earth when religion goes wrong Culture
  • Chaos reigns as world's gaze wanders Culture
  • Putin may provide order - but at a price Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Outburst turns heat back on Taxing Master's office Culture
  • Judge's one-man war on behalf of troubled children Culture
  • Which award-winner will star in the silly Oscar story this year? Culture
  • Seeking and enjoying asylum is a human right Culture
  • O'Donoghue to unveil radical plan on refugee accommodation Culture
  • NATO leaders visit Kosovo Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Rarity will sharpen interest in Nicholl work Culture
  • No easy life in Germany for asylum-seekers Culture DENIS STAUNTON