Article Archive

September 2nd 2000

• • News

  • Claire dumped by `Big Brother' News
  • A parasite causing stomach illness News
  • RUC appeal for witnesses to crash News
  • Toddler killed in minibus accident News
  • Murray family issues statement News
  • Search for man in 30s as woman beaten, sexually assaulted in Bray News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Methodist Notes News
  • Academics look at figures and see a victory for Gore News
  • The literate liberator (Part 2) News
  • Ireland from the Air News
  • Getting There News
  • Doing Sydney in 24 hours News
  • Wines Of The Week News
  • Wherever green is worn (Part 1) News
  • Wherever green is worn (Part 2) News
  • Rail link at hub of new transport proposals News
  • Limerick concert will celebrate life of famous soprano News
  • Statement issued by John Bowman News
  • Journalist seeks to have more property returned News
  • Political fallout from O'Flaherty affair is immense for FF News
  • Better treatment for patients should be key to staffing levels News
  • Naas pays dear to keep casualty open News
  • Hoax caller apologises to Rabbitte News
  • Permission for hut granted News
  • Unofficial action by bus drivers News
  • 300 protesters dump rubbish News
  • Planning for Belfast development quashed News
  • Service held to remember IRA victims News
  • Four are charged in girl's shooting News
  • Police separate loyalist factions News
  • Survivors of Tiananmen sue Li Peng in US court News
  • Zimbabwe increases petrol, paraffin price News
  • Turkish boy loses cancer fight News
  • Argentine accused of genocide News
  • Speed up Africanisation - Asmal News
  • Wiranto not named as Timor suspect News
  • Robinson concerned over Suu Kyi News
  • Castro to visit US for UN meeting News
  • Teacher cleared of slapping pupil News
  • Cuban boy goes back to school News
  • Moscow fiddlers fiddle Hong Kong News
  • Concorde runway not inspected prior to fatal takeoff News
  • Six terms proposed for English school year News
  • Journalist with life-long passion for horses News
  • Key influence in raising profile and the standard of Irish nursing News
  • Arranger and composer who worked with Rolling Stones News
  • Stockbroker who believed in fair play News
  • Wherever green is worn (Part 3) News
  • Tapping the motherlode News
  • Roots/Traditional News
  • Where To Stay News
  • Abandoning Los Angeles to see some real California News JOE CARROLL
  • Decision on anti-missile system left by Clinton for successor News JOE CARROLL
  • Kosovo faces threat from border News GILLIAN SANDFORD
  • Illegal immigrants seriously injured in breach of Channel Tunnel security News FRANK MILLAR
  • `Xenophobic' press coverage of euro debate criticised News FRANK MILLAR
  • Foreign Ministers meet to discuss EU's image News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Do-it-yourself Net Potter gross violation News DEREK SCALLY
  • Roll up - tour our jail News MICHAEL MCCAUGHAN
  • Keep your children out of my breakfast News LOUISE EAST
  • City Hall shines again News FRANK MCDONALD
  • A tone of their own News STUART NICHOLSON
  • The literate liberator (Part 1) News JOHN KELLY
  • Speaking for those who left quietly News ROSITA BOLAND
  • Red leaves, silver screens News MICHAEL DWYER
  • High spirits News HARRY BROWNE
  • Up and Down Under News EDDIE HOLT
  • Straight to the limit News HUGH LINEHAN
  • High on New York News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Loyalty hits new releases News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Southern shenanigans News EUGENE MCELDOWNEY
  • `A cold and beautiful novelist who devoured three husbands and a crowd of lovers in the course of a neatly-managed career' News CATRIONA CROWE
  • A lifetime of slights, insults and bitterness News MOLLY MCCLOSKEY
  • Intricate turmoil News LIAM HARTE
  • Macho strongman in a suit News MAURICE WALSH
  • The caring of the green News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • These boots were on the summit News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Working ourselves to death News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Ireland's silent assassinations News CONOR BRADY
  • Loose Leaves News SADBH
  • The Springs of Affection, by Maeve Brennan (Flamingo, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • In the Cellar, by Jan Philipp Reemtsma (Vintage, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Wise and Foolish Virgins, by Don Hannah (Granta, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Losing It, by Lara Harte (Phoenix, £6.99 in UK) News KATIE DONOVAN
  • The Faloorie Man, by Eugene McEldowney (New Island, £6.99) News SARAH MARRIOTT
  • Music & Silence, by Rose Tremain (Vintage, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Father's Race, by Charles Jennings (Abacus, £6.99 in UK) News MIC MORONEY
  • Little prince in a charmed world News LARA MARLOWE
  • `A watcher on the battlements of himself ' News PETER SIRR
  • This hero is living the wrong life News KATHY CREMIN
  • McGuinness is good for you News GERRY COLGAN
  • Dance News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Classical News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Mission Improvisation News BRIAN BOYD
  • Art News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Americana News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Country News JOE BREEN
  • Rock/Pop News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Jazz News RAY COMISKEY
  • Sweetest, saltiest transsexual News ALANNA GALLAGHER
  • Please, little Miss... News BYNA TWOMEY
  • Fish of perfect pitch News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Sipping on time News JOE BREEN
  • The shock of the blue News JOHN MCKENNA
  • How does your garden taste? News JANE POWERS
  • Garden Work News JANE POWERS
  • A brittle geometry spun in stone News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Eye on nature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Video Releases News HUGH LINEHAN
  • Giving a dog a bad name News FRANK MCNALLY
  • It's a write-on crowd News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Splashing out on art News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Coming miles for the `Big Kiss' News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Knives down at the table News CATHERINE FOLEY

  • Sport

  • Flanagan earns Cork vital point Sport
  • Wyer calls it a day Sport
  • Fascination lies in clash of two styles Sport
  • McCarthy finds it nice to go travelling Sport
  • Reiziger outburst at Keane Sport
  • Babb to face club inquiry Sport
  • Van Gaal ready to give youth its fling Sport
  • McIlroy seeks end to record Sport
  • Woodwork saves Harps Sport
  • Galway get away first Sport
  • Scales tilted in favour of English challenge Sport
  • England outwitted by Walsh's delivery Sport
  • Casey digs deep for victory Sport
  • Hudson storms to double victory Sport
  • Harrington set to pounce Sport
  • Open and shut victory for hasty Hingis Sport
  • Visitors must attack second-string side Sport MARK LAWRENSON
  • Marsden makes the difference for Armagh Sport SEAN MORAN
  • McAteer is chosen to keep Dutch on the run Sport PETER BYRNE
  • Dunne ready for the centre stage Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • First refusal for Cole in striker's role Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Irish are undone by misfortune Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Shelbourne get back on track Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Women's Football Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Talented rivals could produce a cracker Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Kerry have the edge in scoring power Sport JOHN O'MAHONY
  • Donemana triumphant Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Leinster claim spoils in physical encounter Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Rusty Munster rely on O'Gara's trusty boot Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Redford movie sparks off Hollywood interest Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • The 2004 USPGA Irish connection Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Woods lives simple life Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Els plays second fiddle Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Immortalised on canvas Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Giving racism a kick into touch Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Benefits from golf are a right bogey Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Risque business at the 19th Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Sportspeak: the week in quotes Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN

  • Business

  • Navan reports a fall in loss before tax Business
  • Unemployment data fail to inspire market Business
  • DaimlerChrysler renegotiates Japanese deal Business
  • Telia applies for four mobile phone licences Business
  • BT sells division to Stratos Business
  • Spectra to upgrade facilities Business
  • IFG appoints Lawrie Business
  • Tipperary Co-op profit up 50% Business
  • Orange staff sacked for distributing pornography Business
  • LSE stakeholder ready to wield influence to halt merger Business
  • Tech scramble takes Paris to record high Business
  • Records for indices as buying spree continues Business
  • US court fines Microsoft $1m for reckless business practices Business
  • US job market softens but fails to put a halt to euro's rally Business JANE SUITER
  • FLS Aerospace reports loss of €53.8m in first half Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Baltimore's star rises as global share prices take off Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • AIB chairman puts inflation rate in context for small firms Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • LSE centre stage in own theatre Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Top of the world, if only on house price rises Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • First Active has finally hit the right note Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Net shows frailty again as hoaxer hits Emulex Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • ECB may pay dear for taking easy option Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Eircom challenge from residential service providers Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Irish team to project future of EU's agri-food industry Business ELLA SHANAHAN
  • Turf Club stewards want autonomy Business ELLA SHANAHAN
  • Unemployment falls to lowest level in 18 years Business JANE SUITER

  • Opinion

  • Mr Philippe Maystadt Letters
  • M. Didier Reynders Letters
  • Knock And The Media Letters
  • No Cross At Carraroe Letters
  • The Legacy Of Pearse Letters
  • The Poison Of Racism Letters
  • Women In The Scriptures Letters
  • Life On The Farm Opinion
  • Mr Charles McCreevy TD Letters
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Political Patronage Opinion
  • Enlarging The Union Opinion
  • Autumn's welcome fall Opinion
  • Roundabout Ireland Letters
  • Roundabout Ireland Letters
  • The Focus On Haughey Letters
  • Buying British Letters
  • Women In The Scriptures Letters
  • Let battle commence in purging of cronyism Opinion DENIS COGHLAN
  • Some disturbing trends despite remarkable tourism growth Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Tragedies stemming from middle-class malaise Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion PADRAIG O CUANACHAIN

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Corrections And Clarifications Culture
  • Deserving of being called blessed? Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Tutty is favourite for EIB post as McCreevy's new candidate Culture
  • President of EIB warned McCreevy of damage to bank Culture
  • Historic defeat for cronyism as Hugh O'Flaherty bows out Culture
  • Irish charm offensive to woo the UN Culture
  • Loyalist feud lays bare limits of devolution Culture
  • 1982 deal with FF was not `horse-trading' Culture
  • White supremacists rally to the cause at the trial of their embattled leader Culture
  • Irish experts advise east on joining the EU Culture
  • Rebuilding a city which was burned and trashed Culture
  • Stormy private life behind Henry's serene views Culture
  • Valuation day visit by Bonhams Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Crossing the bridge and joining the euro Culture JONATHAN POWER