05 August, 2000 Digital News Archive

New planning regulations to protect historic Belfast areas

By By PAUL TANNEY

SDLP criticises Clegg award

Rich, small Kuwait will never be `ordinary' state

By Paul Cullen

I blame the meedja

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Fulsome definition

ICTU suggestion of independent mediator to settle dispute rejected

By Kitty Holland

Bus Eireann hires extra coaches to cope with anticipated holiday rush

By Kitty Holland

Closure of city street costs hotel developer £85,000 compensation

By Frank McDonald

The Blackwater Lightship, by Colm Toibin (Picador, £5.99 in UK)

By By HELEN MEANY

O'Rourke, ESB challenged on `lost `investment' claim

By Barry Roche

Why I cannot think of abortion as murder

By Breda O'Brien

Special treats

By By MARY DOWEY

Life after `Riverdance'

By By JOHN KELLY

Observe the musicians of Ulster

Holiday warning on water safety issued

By Lorna Siggins

Traditional

By By MIC MORONEY

Rail services on some lines reduced by more than half

By Kitty Holland

Paramilitary ex-prisoners struggle to find employment and a normal life

Corrections And Clarifications

Trad

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Offaly must run at Cork

By By EAMON CREGAN

Sportspeak

By Johnny Watterson

The phenomenon of incredible growth

A heart to heart with Cullen

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Late pilot's family want new inquiry into 1953 crash

Digging up dirt can lead us out of this mire

By By DICK WALSH

Rabbit and Bat make a comeback

Old inspiration made new

Bord Gais allowed to build £200m loop line to network

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

RUC officers `unhappy' at severance package on offer

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Rehabilitating prisoners has inherent risk of them absconding

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Apprentice Boys are praised

O'Sullivan can judge her pace

By By PETER BYRNE

Baltimore's sales show it's making up ground

UN talks on Cyprus end without agreement on sticking points

Health board criticised for putting mentally handicapped into psychiatric hospitals

By Alison Healy

Goldfish bowl

By By EDDIE HOLT

Grinkov storms to victory to complete Hughes double

By Brian O'Connor

This day in golf history

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Siegfried Sassoon, by John Stuart Roberts (Richard Cohen Books, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Parachute death under investigation

Forensic tests on suspect getaway car

Over-milking the horrid holidays

By By HARRY BROWNE

Minister should give up any role in bank mergers, says report

By Colm Keena

Whelahan is still one of the boys

Pinochet decision on Tuesday

The Korean War, by Michael Hickey (John Murray, £14.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

The Cult of Oprah Inc

I had a bad time with my balaclava

Read up on the locals

By By JOHN MCKENNA

All-Ireland MHC semi-final: Cork v Dublin, Croke Park, 2.0

By Ian O'Riordan

Pilot scheme to aid investment in film firms

By Colm Keena

Dramatic change in strategy by Deutsche Bank

By Denis Staunton

Rock promoter hoping to bring Midas touch to revamped Celtworld

Slippery ball

By By SUE CARTER

Floods leave 1m homeless

Son not quite like father

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Newspaper drops criticised `name and shame' campaign

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Spain is not the same

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

Craigavon Ponders

On Bullfighting, by A. L. Kennedy (Yellow Jersey, £5.99 in UK)

By Rosita Boland

Auction Results

The story of Israel is an epic one. But surely some sense of historical proportion is necessary, if only to restrain the nations of the Middle East from destroying us all in their next war

By By ROBERT FISK

Local girl made good

Robinson visits East Timor

Methodist Notes

Rogers in touch

Mother and child pictures show Osborne's skill

Garden Work

Shannon Development CEO resigns after 8 years at helm

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Childminders allowed to smack

Wicklow councillors' motion `invalid'

By Joe Humphreys

Pilgrims' patience tried by lack of progress

Bleak Wait For Trains

Strike Odds

Latin America's new leaders seek antidote to US `fiscal medicine'

Green has the killer instinct

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Ahern cannot afford to relent on McCabe killers

Minister agrees not to identify dyslexic man's exam results

US judge who changed destiny of the Panama Canal

Higgins slips back

Roots

This Week They Said

Kenyan blend

By Johnny Watterson

Losing Nelson, by Barry Unsworth (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Bringing it all together

By By MARY MAHER

Sun is not alone in its Microsoft anti-trust battle

By By JOHN CRADDEN

NI Police Bill critics should realise radical goals

Tech rally helps Paris recover lost ground

Tight security as Speight and associates appear in court

Isn't that the Pitts?

By By WILLIAM LEITH

Stewart marks the day

By By MIKE SELVEY

Sallying out . . .

By By SUE CARTER

The perfect skipper

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

A different feckin' lot

Work in progress (Part 2)

CIA denies Italian attacks

Uniliver creates two global divisions

Offaly revenge looks out of reach

By By SEAN MORAN

Clubbing

By Kevin Courtney

Racy lady

By By SUE CARTER

Allusive, elusive

By Gerard Smyth

Why have all the birds gone quiet?

By Michael Viney

Pick up a pen

Empey brushes aside language barrier

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Holiday value

By By MARY DOWEY

Boston's second most wanted

No News at Throat Lake, by Lawrence Donegan (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By By SARAH MARRIOTT

Outraged of Kilkenny

Andrew gets the Big Brother boot

Cobourg can carry weight of expectation

By Brian O'Connor

Starter's Orders

By Kevin Courtney

Limerick to have festival

By Brian O'Connor

Visitors from abroad are facing a rising level of racist intimidation

Faldo calls for end to feud

No feeling of complacency

Warne pays for off-field antics

Why Jerry McCabe's killers should walk free

Tea-Party In Daniel's Den

Work in progress (Part 1)

Torrential rain eases in Brazil

Man killed in road accident

King's realm crumbles to white dust

Five escape from Dublin pub fire

Taxi driver helping with murder inquiry

Brain Box

By Johnny Watterson

One of the finest painters of the Irish landscape

Home Truths, by David Lodge (Penguin, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

The extra trip will not blinker Arellano

By Brian O'Connor

Caravans move to second car park after court order

Exposure to passive smoking among children halved - survey

By By DR MUIRIS HOUSTON

Tight contest expected for O'Malley's Limerick seat

Astronomers discover planet

Solskjaer seals final reward

One ring to keep them out

Eye On Nature

All the wrong questions

By By JULIA NEUBERGER

Strength of Vodafone masks market indecision

Armed men leave oil rigs in Nigeria

Time to concentrate on the elimination of poverty

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Ireland's banks are the most profitable in EU

By Colm Keena

Gore ends holiday to respond to Bush and choose running mate

By By THOMAS FERRARO

Vote shows 95% want parade rerouted

By By PAUL TANNEY

Professor appointed despite failing Irish test

By Lorna Siggins

Following the leader

Unemployment tumbles to record low

By Colm Keena

Gardai want help in tracing man

Fine figures in cinemas

By Hugh Linehan

Teen green queen

By Johnny Watterson

Jobs boost is part of Sun Microsystems' global strategy

By By JOHN CRADDEN

Suitors lining up for Equitable sale

In the wings

By By SUE CARTER

Arabian desert days

Staging betrayal

Soft station

Thousands cheer Queen Mother on her 100th birthday

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Musical vibes to woo 60,000 at Fairyhouse

By Kitty Holland

Theatre

By Brian Boyd

It's the dead of winter in the village of Waterfoot, Lancashire, and Bob Frith is holed up in an old slipper factory, oblivious to the December grey as he pores over the work of the painter Paula Rego. Now read on . . .

Not Keane at all

By Frank McNally

Large Cork city centre site designated as shopping area

By Marie O’Halloran

Limited finances force a different ball game

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Making waves

By Johnny Watterson

Red Cross 'Planes

Clinton to honour 15 people

Teaser

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Wright moves

By Johnny Watterson

Drought could be a catalyst for earthquakes

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Forthcoming Auctions

Judging the garden judges

By By JANE POWERS

What makes Bush run still a puzzle to the pundits

Newslines: Bosnich to stay in England

Bord Iascaigh Mhara chief back

How South America Stands

Nice place, shame about the service

By Orna Mulcahy

Theatre

By By GERRY COLGAN

CAB investigates Dublin family allegedly involved in drug-dealing

By By JIM CUSACK

Eircom board stranded on executives' options

By Dominic Coyle

Ford may leave hospital in days

Holiday arrangements

Three-hour picket at level crossing delays two passenger trains

Cause of jet plunge found

Young People And Politics

Els and Chalmers join leaders

And the blind shall walk

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Asylum-Seekers' Centre

IRA still have nine in prison

Classical

By Michael Dervan

Taking a watery route to fabled Fermanagh

Britain detains lorry immigrants

I'm OK, You're OK

Bombardier to purchase Adtranzin all cash deal worth $725 million

Clerical Garb

Mechanics seek Concorde flight

Southern exposure

Grasping the nettle

Church Of Ireland Notes

Where Are They Now?

Feeling fast and fit and ready to go

Life, always life

By Eileen Battersby

Getting into training

By By MARY DOWEY

Coffey off pace

Dettori returns on Atlantis

Bush Blossoms

Video releases

By Hugh Linehan

Dictator and dandy

By By BRIAN FALLON

Sorry, am I going too slow for you?

By By LOUISE EAST

Spraoi for all

By Kevin Courtney

Patten Report And Police Bill

EU legal warning to banks

Mach more than meets the eye

Barak's rating tumbles to new low

War and sanctions leave Saddam as strong as ever

Desmond ruled out as mystery airport bidder

By John McManus

Republicans will remember lesson of Dewey

By By JOE CARROLL

Funding For Childcare

Conserving The Curragh

E-banking needs good security

By Dominic Coyle

Surgeon whose expertise was legendary in Dublin hospitals

Lane does what his wife says

By By GORDON RICHARDSON

Oscar and the Sphinx

By By GERRY COLGAN

Australian fire victim's funeral

Paradise preserved

By By MARY RUSSELL

ILDA `holding country to ransom'

By By ANNE LUCEY

Computer fans kept waiting as Playstation pays price of success

By By RORY KELLEHER

Employment data fail to halt market volatility

Restaurant critic whose greatest discovery was la nouvelle cuisine

Celtic Revivals

By By P. J. MATHEWS

Ford perfect

Bush gains poll boost, tours key states

By By JOE CARROLL

Jennings and Lynch make right moves to reach finals

By Liam Gorman

Relishing the renegades

By By PATRICIA CRAIG

Rock/Dance

Treasury responds positively to Cruickshank report

Patten Report And Police Bill

Facts Of Life On The Water

Bottle of the week

By By MARY DOWEY

Look back in wonder

By By SUE CARTER

Hungary's Roma speak openly of the Gypsy Holocaust

By Denis Staunton

Inter viewers suitably impressed

By By PADDY AGNEW

Travel log

By By JOAN SCALES

Shares edge ahead as Elan hits new record

By Arthur Beesley

Forthcoming Fairs

National Chamber Choir/Colin Mawby

By Michael Dervan

Rate of growth in jobs in US shows signs of slowing down

Back from the brink

Police kid-glove approach to protesters pays off

FG can be the biggest party in Oireachtas - Noonan

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN