30 August, 2000 Digital News Archive

Duisenberg and 16-man crew poised for their sixth increase in interest rates

By Denis Staunton

Setback for Jospin as interior minister resigns over Corsica

By Lara Marlowe

Divided Corsicans united on `law of silence'

By Lara Marlowe

Rail services back on track in time for autumn school run

By By JOHN CRADDEN

Doran races to impressive victory

By By PAT ROCHE

£4.25 million for Cork offices as market swings back into action

By Jack Fagan

Gillespie sidelined by ankle injury

Rape suspect to stay in custody

New BSE scare should not unduly worry Ireland

Bruton says TDs should scrutinise all major appointments

By Michael O'Regan

Sterling dips to 6-year dollar low

Fine Gael proposals for young drivers

By By CLARE MURPHY

Irish Guard on murder charge

EIB list being prepared for Cabinet

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE and JANE SUITER

The O'Flaherty affair

UN asks junta to end Burmese standoff

Confusion over ban on shellfish harvesting in algal bloom scare

`Sunday World' given go-ahead for judicial review of proceedings

Girl (6) from NI raped in holiday resort

By By JANE WALKER

Bridge

By By SEAMUS DOWLING

Irish Travellers now ethnic group in Britain

Man to be extradited to face drugs charges

Church fund on forced labour

Threat to widen blackade

Missing girl is located by gardai

Pupils trading school for jobs, group warns

By By EMMET OLIVER

Business council for arts gets new image

Barabbas

By By GERRY COLGAN

Safer roads would lower insurance

By By MICHAEL KEMP

Nothing to go wild about at `improved' Dublin Zoo

The Travelling Community

Two Irish soccer players remanded on bail

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Medal for officers `overdue'

By By PAUL TANNEY

Camelot fails to halt lottery talks

Keegan calls on Smith

By By DAVID LACEY

Dempsey approves contentious plan for Sligo dual carriageway

By By CAROL COULTER

Astronomy barbecue

Conference on waste disposal

Chief executive named for science park in North

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Overmars and Stam forced out

Kuerten quietly bows out

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY

The O'Flaherty affair

Fujitsu leases over half space in £30 million Belfast building

Corrections And Clarifications

Affordable housing

Wexford Cycle in aid of young homeless

By By ELLA SHANAHAN

Swedish group makes hostile bid for London stock exchange

Firestone tyre problems mount

Appeal for four projects in Belarus

Kingfisher blues

Initiative launched to combat child poverty

By Kitty Holland

Mark Kennedy

Disgraced duo tarnish good reputation of Irish team

By By PETER BYRNE

Bishop says US strategy will intensify conflict in Colombia

By Patsy McGarry

The legacy of Pearse

Iran plays down jitters over oil prices

Driven to abstraction

By Aidan Dunne

Increase in tension after UVF shoots girl (11) in Coleraine

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Desmond Hunter (organ)

By By MARTIN ADAMS

6% of junior hospital doctor jobs unfilled

Pro-Jakarta militiamen infiltrate East Timor

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Roses By Any Other Name

Family of Anne Ryan welcomes withdrawal

By Alison Healy

Husband (78) shot robbers

Take the mechanical mystery tour

Channon's Hotelgenie is Moyglare favourite

By Brian O'Connor

Driving in Ireland

Militia move back into East Timor, says UN

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Iran governor beaten by group

Doubts about Lockerbie witness

Global Marine talks key to Harland & Wolff's future

By By JAMIE SMYTH

The man who fell to earth

Australian co-operation with UN rights body is threatened

Independence for East Timor

Sleepless nights and odd bedfellows

Head man well groomed for the role

By Gerry Thornley

Dunmore East project to set example for Irish ports

By Lorna Siggins

Coming to terms with an artificial world

By By PETER BYRNE

NI group fears legal reforms may not be fully implemented

By By PAUL TANNEY

The O'Flaherty affair

Move to new DCU library held up over pay claim

By Mary Minihan

Debate on abortion

The Potter phenomenon

Pope rejects human cloning

Level of North-South co-operation `unprecedented'

By Gerry Moriarty

Latest chip unit recalled by Intel

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Tech surge dominates otherwise quiet day

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

BNFL expected to run nuclear cleanup in former Soviet states

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Oxford unaware of Clinton claim

The O'Flaherty affair

Two quick goals catch Irish out

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Police open carnival killing inquiry

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Asean talks with China fail

Priest criticises GAA's Guinness sponsorship

By Patsy McGarry

Garcia loosens the Tiger's grip

Bail plea by man charged with murder

Two men in hospital after shootings

Daughters deny book's claim Nixon struck wife

Reason for arson attack unclear

Philippine group takes new hostage after release of six

Tensions begin to emerge among East Timorese

Merrill Lynch plans new office

NTR warns that its rising costs and lower growth mean stagnant profits

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

`Obscene' RTE fence outrages walkers

By Chris Dooley

Teams are entitled to play to strengths

By By SEAN MORAN

Leeds abandon chase for Norwegian Riise

Irish members eligible for Equitable Life e.g.m.

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Veteran libel lawyer quits after 47 years

Munster's strength in depth

By Gerry Thornley

Musgrave signals intent for push into Britain with equity stake in Budgens

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

FTSE slumps but positive sentiment prevails

Irish beef sales have fully recovered

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Record second quarter revenues boost Trintech

By Madeleine Lyons

Making holiday homes pay for a better environment

Profit taking sees mixed close to trade

Inner City Folklore

Arrest in truck-dragging death

Brokers may gain from LSE moves

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

McEvoy worry for Kilkenny

By Keith Duggan

Algal blooms discussed at Cork meeting

By Lorna Siggins

Rape crisis centre has increase in male calls

By Alison Healy

US spy tapes back torpedo blast theory

Debate on abortion

Moscow tower to be repaired

Oglesby & Butler logs profits fall

Car Free Day to reduce pollution and noise levels in Irish towns

By Alison Healy

Only McCarthy has a reason to smile

Record returns for Dublin in booming European market

College places: more of your queries answered

Anniversary Of SDLP

FF fears controversy will cost party seats

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE and EITHNE DONNELLAN

The O'Flaherty affair

Rail services today

Dettori displays old charm

By Brian O'Connor

Human head found in belly of Barrier Reef cod

Budget gives McCreevy chance to redeem his tarnished image

Driving in Ireland

The golf course of Irish history

Torpey leaves IP to become First Active treasury director

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Friends in Kerry are quick to rally round

By By DICK HOGAN

New name to be put before Cabinet

By By JANE SUITER

Officials believe cheats may stay away

Vigil to highlight plight of priest

By Alison Healy

Further denials as `tapping' claim is repeated

By By JIM CUSACK

Ivernia West sets date for e.g.m

Lieberman asked for less religion by Jewish activists

By By JOE CARROLL

Bolshoi loses artistic director

Spirit of adventure encouraged

Virus targets Palm system

Call for radical change on waste management

By By JOHN CRADDEN

Deadly messages from thunder gods

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

End of the Ambrose era

By By MIKE SELVEY

EIB appeals to Government for another candidate

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Family of seven never know where will be home for the night

Youth held after petrol-bombings

Basque councillor is shot dead by ETA separatists

By By JANE WALKER

Frankfurt dips as weak bonds hit financials

Three injured in shooting incidents

Adopting a scientific approach to the supermarket customer

Maternal Models

An Irishman's Diary

By By POL O MUIRI

New National Age Card to cut number of underage drinkers

By Olivia Kelly

51 bodies found in Bosnian pit

SF alleges intelligence files leak

Capel is refused permission for college site in Ranelagh

Gun attack victim `lucky to be alive'

By By GEORGE JACKSON

The Gregory Family

Hopes rise for peaceful solution to hostage crisis in Sierra Leone

By By PAUL TANNEY