Article Archive

June 17th 2000

• • News

  • Choice Joyce News
  • All so charming News
  • Further, ever further News
  • A Short History of Dublin, by Pat Boran (Mercier Press, £7.99) News
  • Rock/Dance News
  • Jazz News
  • Roots/Classical News
  • Molloy's Slash Prices News
  • Bottles Of The Week News
  • Save our snaps News
  • In the case of Ally McBeal News
  • Set in a tiny patch of rural Russia News
  • Spindly hand of Joyce News
  • Designer Babies, by Roger Gosden (published by Phoenix, £7.99 in UK) News
  • Campaign to cut work accidents News
  • Ethiopia to host beauty pageant News
  • Freephone service to aid crackdown on Clare's illegal dumpers News
  • A gentleman banker in the old style and a senior FG member News
  • A socialist visionary and trade union pragmatist News
  • It was said the whole world seemed still while he sang News
  • Two men killed in Letterkenny road accident News
  • Woman blames UDA for attack News
  • Pilgrims' progress News
  • Tipping the scales News
  • Setting a date News
  • Nice work . . . News
  • Temperature rises in the construction industry News
  • Tourism trip News
  • Opportunity missed for a tribunals museum News
  • All about Jesus News
  • Church of Ireland notes News
  • Pupils' woven hut of willow and wattle made News
  • Presbyterian notes News
  • Suicide victim could not face `hassle' at work News
  • PD council objects to stadium News
  • Report cites problems in State Solicitor's office News
  • Wondering whether we will be back after summer recess News
  • Mitchell to be honoured for NI efforts News
  • Minister tries to end loyalist feud News
  • Orangemen make pledge on parade News
  • Observation post move welcomed News
  • President urged not to attend air show News
  • Fishing fleet reductions opposed News
  • Berlin Wall is not going to fall in Korea News
  • Turkish court sentences 33 to death News
  • Gold mines will not be seized News
  • Timer linked to Libyan suspect News
  • Lebanese linked to Bin Laden News
  • Hawaii legalises marijuana News
  • 4 charged over `racist' murder News
  • Child muggers prey on peers News
  • EU summit in Feira to admit Greece to euro zone News
  • Gore names Daley as campaign manager News
  • Murdered attache honoured News
  • Army could delay elections News
  • Russian media magnate charged News
  • More held for NY sex attacks News
  • Syrian strongman for whom power was drug News
  • Company to appeal after plan for Boyne Valley power plant is rejected News
  • Rumblings of more defections News
  • Dog day News
  • Plenty of lux in Luxembourg News
  • All hands on decks News
  • `Stand up and say it loud: I hate Ally McBeal and I'm proud' News
  • `One of the few TV shows which are essential viewing' News
  • Bestsellers News
  • South of the Border, West of the Sun, by Haruki Murakami (Harvill, £6.99 in UK) News
  • Athens: a Portrait of the City in its Golden Age, by Christian Meier (Pimlico, £16 in UK) News
  • A Portrait of Duke Ellington: Reminiscing in Tempo, by Stuart Nicholson (Pan, £12.99) News
  • Adding on an extra layer News
  • Pairs For A Party News
  • Wines For Asian Food News
  • England's Best News
  • Distant shores News
  • Garden Work News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • Staying dry News
  • Small credit on trip to Tripoli News JIM DUNNE
  • How's Dad doing? News DAVE HILL
  • The flat-share storyline News LOUISE EAST
  • Download and be damned News BRIAN BOYD
  • Navigating the Globe News ANTHONY DOWNEY
  • A familiar setting News DERMOT BOLGER
  • On the right soundtrack News BRIAN BOYD
  • Parlez-vous anglaise? News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Following the trail of white powder News HARRY BROWNE
  • Selling body and soul News EDDIE HOLT
  • How Trieste let fiction bloom News ANNE FOGARTY
  • Vivid images of a bygone age News TERENCE KILLEEN
  • A rich, vibrant voice in a gentle new world News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Whitethorns News PAUL MULDOON
  • A bible for sport's churches News TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Totaal obsession News MARY HANNIGAN
  • Fishy omissions News PATRICK CROTTY
  • Sontag's sagging saga News EAMON DELANEY
  • `An astounding arrogance and contempt for almost all of the most prominent scholars of modern Ireland' News P J MATHEWS
  • The trials of being a Jew and a woman News KATRINA GOLDSTONE
  • Mundane mysteriousness News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Unassuming intimacy News DEREK HAND
  • From Flann O'Brien to Father Ted News STEPHANIE MCBRIDE
  • 44, by Peter Sheridan (Pan, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Unfortunate Fursey, by Mervyn Wall (Wolfhound Press, £8.99) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Gripping no-oneness News GEORGE O'BRIEN
  • Human League News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Cinema News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Dance News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Classical News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Hanky Panky News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Rock News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Theatre News GERRY COLGAN
  • Simple, Sally says News JOHN MCKENNA
  • BBQ blues, reds and whites News MARY DOWEY
  • Shame about the pesto News ORNA MULCAHY
  • Alive Alive-O News ELIZABETH FIELD
  • Travel log News JOAN SCALES
  • Kick off your shoes and croquet News JANE POWERS
  • Elegy for the elm News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Focus on photos News IAN KILROY
  • Video Releases News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Taking pity on the old enemy News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Getting with the Project News EDWARD POWER
  • Limerick signs up to make city more user-friendly News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Seasonal sun to continue, but heatwave ruled out News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Progress as driving test talks adjourned News PADRAIG YEATES
  • BTSB-made products infected at least seven News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Teacher unions fail to resolve differences on pay strategy News EMMET OLIVER
  • New report shows more than 75% of second-level students work part-time News EMMET OLIVER
  • Gardai fear heroin use increase in mid-west News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Joyceans don ceremonial blazers and take to the streets to celebrate Irish literature's patron saint News FRANK MCNALLY
  • A tight squeeze as students are pushed for time News ANNE BYRNE
  • Only fittest pupils negotiated the tricky roofs and surfaces News ANNE BYRNE
  • Examiners come in for praise News YVONNE HEALY
  • Nice day for a white wedding News YVONNE HEALY
  • Sprachen Sie Deutsch? 2.626 YVONNE HEALY
  • Irish medallist still holds Olympic flame News KERRY ANNE WALSH
  • Fisheries staff assesses damage from fish-kill News COLMAN CASSIDY
  • Frank Patterson is buried in Clonmel News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Bruton dismisses threat to leadership News MICHAEL O'REGAN
  • Media is to blame for poor rating, says Harney News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Keogh says Harney is allowing PDs to lose their identity to FF News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Daunting task for new Chief State Solicitor News CAROL COULTER
  • Former Maze governor awarded CBE News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Department figures show 40% of primary classes of mixed age News EMMET OLIVER
  • Senior Orange Order member resigns from post in dispute News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Politicians satisfied with IRA arms pledge News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Strike threat looms over train services News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Plan to build on site of Yeats home appealed News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Fianna Fail local authority conference has all signs of an election rally News TIM O'BRIEN
  • First BAs conferred on senior gardai News CLARE MURPHY
  • Gabrielle News KUSI OKAMURA
  • Hugh Tinney (piano) - National Concert Hall News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • McKenna files complaint about Clare golf course News GORDON DEEGAN
  • Director initiates prosecutions against publicans failing to display prices News MARGARET E WARD
  • Safety campaign launch marred by farm death News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • The words we use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Tales of tails of evil in the heavens News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Empress was longest living Japanese royal News PAUL MURPHY
  • Caine among the celebrities in birthday honours list News FRANK MILLAR
  • EU needs to assert greater role in global concerns News DAN O'BRIEN
  • Annan verifies Israeli pullout News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Survival of the fittest or humiliation? News JOE CARROLL
  • Milosevic minister denies Belgrade was behind attack on Draskovic News GILLIAN SANDFORD

  • Sport

  • History on the side of the Germans Sport
  • Ulster SF: Semi-final Sport
  • Keeping it in perspective Sport
  • Major figure craves title Sport
  • Newslines Sport
  • Southbay is napped to take handicap hurdle Sport
  • Sendawar is ready to go Sport
  • Ban rules Lacey out of Offaly clash Sport
  • Double for Meade and Carberry Sport
  • Mooney out after UCD lose appeal Sport
  • Adams fires Sport
  • Offaly v Wexford, Croke Park, 4.0 Sport
  • Kelly casts a cold eye on glory year Sport
  • Life on the other side of the fairway Sport
  • End looms for Czechs despite fine show Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Mist the biggest winner Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Old timers take the limelight on foggy day Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Euro 2000 holds its value Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Men in orange fizz at last Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Futuristic George Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • England to make their point tonight Sport MARK LAWRENSON
  • Group A: England v Germany, 19.45 (Network 2, BBC1, ITV). Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Group C: Slovenia v Spain, 17.00 (BBC1) Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Group A: Romania v Portugal, 17.00 (Network 2, ITV) Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Group C: Norway v Yugoslavia, 17.00 (Network 2, BBC1) Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Irish score three wins Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • Munster SF: Semi-final Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Kerry by a head in big derby Sport JOHN O'MAHONY
  • Coulthard breezes into top spot Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Dublin v Kilkenny, Croke Park, 2.15 Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Ireland's expansive gameplan key to end-of-season success Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • England can put past defeats behind them Sport ROBERT KITSON
  • Westwood won't be heading south Sport PHILIP REID
  • Fox sets his sights on treble in majors Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN

  • Business

  • Frankfurt declines amid bank merger rumours Business
  • Dow tumbles after profit warning from Xerox Business
  • Bacon might yet be back for fourth housing report Business
  • Publicity Marlborough could have done without Business
  • E-business firm signs SAP deal Business
  • BT cyber-squatter evicted Business
  • Mitchell will pursue banks for back-taxes Business
  • New Microsoft class action Business
  • Footsie prospers despite a Dow Jones sell-off Business
  • Database may cause fresh deluge of junk mail Business
  • US antitrust watchdogs turn on flexible friends Business
  • Dow plummets after Xerox profit warning Business
  • Equant calls off merger talks Business
  • Concern opens new website Business
  • Norwich Union cover Business
  • ICAI appoints Prof Percy to be its special investigator Business BILL MURDOCH
  • PAC to keep up pressure for reparation payments Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • Gunne Commercial in merger with Insignia Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • TSB to assess bids as closing date passes Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • McCreevy welcomes EU funds for North Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Narrowband licences to benefit rural areas Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Ocean looks for £40m in Eircom damages Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Green surges on news it might be taken private Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • Time to get real about inflation Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Lynch opts out of Adare bid talks Business BILL MURDOCH
  • Harney targets inflation danger Business LORNA SIGGINS
  • Green stock up 13% on news it may go private Business BILL MURDOCH
  • ICTU seeks more house price curbs Business PADRAIG YEATES
  • New stamp duty rates to apply from June 15th Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Aer Lingus to offer more US services Business ELAINE LARKIN
  • Takeover deal focus of US inquiry Business JOHN MCMANUS

  • Opinion

  • This week they said Opinion
  • House market proposals Letters
  • House Market Proposals Letters
  • O'Flaherty Nomination Letters
  • Farmer historian Opinion
  • Nuclear Energy Opinion
  • Education and religion Letters
  • The scourge of heroin Letters
  • Debate on abortion Letters
  • Blackall Family Letters
  • What Bertie Knew Letters
  • Catherine Nevin Letters
  • A line in the sand Opinion
  • Watch the blinding power of the moneyed lobbies Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • Government disastrously slow in revising economic policy Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Playing politics with the accommodation crisis Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • Love Songs from Heavan Opinion G F
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • RUC recruits' programme strives to `balance' orange and green Culture
  • Helen causes angst for PDs Culture
  • Assad was loved by many Syrians, but to some he was a hated figure Culture
  • Forthcoming auctions Culture
  • Auction results Culture
  • Forthcoming fairs Culture
  • Voice of our most vulnerable drowned out in the big boom Culture
  • New Bacon proposals unlikely to ease crisis in housing Culture
  • Case for change will be ignored at parties' peril Culture
  • `Irish Times' MRBI Poll Culture
  • `On the bus, the people look, spit bile and talk about us sponging, stealing their jobs' Culture
  • The greening of Iceland Culture
  • England match draws reporters expecting to see fan violence Culture
  • Portrait of a lady in sale of Irish and Continental art Culture
  • 39% back fast-track planning Culture JANE SUITER
  • Britain's green grocer started out on a Welsh roadside Culture KEVIN O'SULLIVAN
  • Psychedelic Irish landscape by record-setting artist Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE