07 October, 2000 Digital News Archive

Keegan prepared for grand farewell

By Michael Walker

Rovers salvage a point

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Byrne fires at home

Nolan puts in challenge

Drury sold to US marketing conglomerate in £6.5m deal

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Patients would not have coped with return to earlier treatment - consultant

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

The Well

By By JOHN BROPHY

Chimes At Midnight in bid for Belmont prize

By Brian O'Connor

A bright fireball fizzing from a fulgurite

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Overseas aid fund to assist in racism education

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

S3 opens Galway design facility

Time for nearly men to deliver

By Emmet Malone

Man laughed after wife's murder, court hears

Computer link enables children to continue studies in hospital

By By DICK HOGAN

Psychiatrist and 20th century mental health pioneer

Furniture from Farmleigh could fetch £12,000

Hogan's drive

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Week ends on firm note but below earlier highs

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Church Of Ireland Notes

Cowen states commitment to EU integration process

By Patrick Smyth

Ulster roar to another famous win

By Gerry Thornley

Heavenly Creatures

By By GERRY COLGAN

President And The Church

£10,500 awarded for hand injuries

Cork to enjoy jobs bonanza

A very Irish coup

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Monty is simply amazing

By By MIKE SELVEY

Aer Lingus staff reject pay proposal

Running mates set `example' for Bush and Gore

By By JOE CARROLL

Striking a balance of power in European structures

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

No lookout on trawler which sank off Galway

By By ANN HEALY

Conduit blames bank for pay error

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Amsterdam repeat would suit

By By MARK LAWRENSON

Dying for it

New voices, old lament

By By HARRY BROWNE

Gardai seek witnesses to sexual assault after disco

By By CLARE MURPHY

Red dirt, blue blood

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Junk parts behind many air mishaps

Eight more killed on Arab `Day of Rage'

On the pig's back

By By GEORGE O'BRIEN

The Story Begins - Essays on Literature, by Amos Oz (Vintage, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Words and music

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Is there a rat in the House?

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Kostunica still does not control levers of power

Selecting embryos a dangerous precedent

By Breda O'Brien

The Book of Numbers by William Hartston (Metro, £9.99 in UK)

By By MIC MORONEY

Milosevic concedes defeat after court confirms Kostunica

By By GILLIAN SANDFORD

Winterflood admitted to exchange

Meaning Of Militarisation

AIB DIRT drama has low-key finale

By Dominic Coyle

Papal Nuncio at a time when Irish church faced widespread criticism

Let's go West

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

O'Connor shows the way

Gathering of the clans

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Security man tells of shooting

Brand Aid: 20 To Try

By By MARY DOWEY

Man jailed for abuse is refused early release

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Three of the best (Part 1)

Government considers bonds to compensate employees

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Post-mortem on Garda prisoner

Mother saves girl from crocodile

Blood on our fingers (Part 1)

Tech shakeout sends bourses into reverse

Newspaper's courageous headline played a part in the historic events

By By GILLIAN SANDFORD

Speaking volumes, in silence

By By JOE JACKSON

Diamonds: the new fur?

Midnight All Day, by Hanif Kureishi (Faber & Faber, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Leasing a little heaven

By By JANE POWERS

Right on song

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Sideline battle heats up a notch

The Set who wanted to deal with Hitler

By By JOHN BANVILLE

Childcare demand shown in survey

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Golden Vale opens power plant

Leinster flatter to deceive again

By John O'Sullivan

Happiness lives here

By By MARY RUSSELL

Rarest Fruit

Datalex plans to float in New York, Dublin this month

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Missing identity

By Arminta Wallace

`Imagine' John at 60

By By EDDIE HOLT

Forthcoming Fairs

Pornography charges

Shafting, slashing, heaving

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Bedbound

By By DAVID NOWLAN

Working group to consider Dublin living allowance for nurses

By By JUDITH CROSBIE

Home is where the part is

Belfast to lose up to 50 jobs

Former PM banned from poll

Snap judgements

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Mentioned in recent dispatches

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

3 killed in a head-on collision in Co Clare

By Gordon Deegan

Architecture project gets under way to list and save buildings

High-rise office case adjourned

Monk defies ban to distribute aid

BT's leap takes Footsie into positive territory

Interest groups queue up for McCreevy's booty

By Dominic Coyle

Propaganda empire reduced to burnt ruin

Going after the One Thing

By By LOUISE EAST

Champollion champion in the race to decipher history

By By FRANK MCLYNN

Concentrates warning more of a cry in the wilderness

`Unique' meeting with Burke recalled

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Churchgoers in Dublin steer clear of car-parking charges on Sundays

By By EMMET OLIVER

Your health can depend on your wealth

By By DICK WALSH

More dot.com millionaires

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Abbey reports improved profits, turnover

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

Des O'Malley has tests in hospital

Active pays its tax bill

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

V.I. and me

For whom the bells (don't) toll . . .

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Oh, brave new world

Pigtown

By By DEREK WEST

The past is this country

No great link to the old sod

By Michael Viney

This Week They Said

IFA stages sit-in at poultry firm

Blood on our fingers (Part 2)

Caxton Lad has winning look

Poles apart

By By CATHERINE HEANEY

Bottle Of The Week

By By MARY DOWEY

Our man in Brussels

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Timor militia man shot dead

First real test for McIlroy era

Northern Songs

By Michael Dervan

City of culture call by Hunt Museum director

Father guilty of raping daughter

Brussels with sprouts

By Frank McNally

Dance

By By CAROLYN SWIFT

Galway's changes for the better to tilt balance

By By SEAN MORAN

Hume hails peaceful change

Consuming passions

By By JOHN FANNING

6 die as Mexico plane overshoots

Back in the saddle again

By By DAVID ORR

Travel Log

By By JOAN SCALES

Remembrance of things culinary

By By ELIZABETH FIELD

High level of thyroid problems in Donegal

By Dr Muiris Houston

RTE And Emer Woodfull

Northern Rock favours savers

Russia sounds final note in death knell for Milosevic

Aerowaves

By By MICHAEL SEAVER

Gaybo does the star turn at long-running Flood show

Slobodan, thou shouldst be living in this State

House

By By HARRY BROWNE

Blair sets out blueprint for EU's future

By Patrick Smyth

Here's Lucy

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Three of the best (Part 2)

Hungary pledges to support Ireland's UN campaign

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Sonia to run before replay

Quality, not quantity

Olympic medal

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Milosevic could face Bosnian charges

By By CHRISTIAN JENNINGS

Big intern drop-out rate to hit doctor numbers

By By JUDITH CROSBIE

Beowulf, a new translation by Seamus Heaney (Faber £8.99 in UK)

By By KATIE DONOVAN

Mother power wins over a deaf State

Vegging out is on the cards

By By ANGELA LONG

NCTC plan to remove Hickey

By By JOHNNY WATTERSON and IAN O'RIORDAN

Silver Sonia comes home to fanfare welcome

By Johnny Watterson

Debate On Abortion

Still an exile

By By MARY RUSSELL

Garden Work

By By JANE POWERS

Appeal on naming of bomb suspects

UUP conference to be stage for bitter rivalries

Police besiege garden centre

Ross to appeal fraud conviction

Nasdaq takes a beating in tech stock sell-off

Indices slump on `new economy' profit fears

Cold, nervy, brittle egoist

By Eileen Battersby

Gangland geezer

Intervention fears halt drift of euro

Roots

By By JOE BREEN

Party recognises Kostunica

New regime may end Kosovo freedom hope

Olympic oversight

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Harney plan too good to be true

By Dominic Coyle

Cowen hails end of Milosevic regime

An Unhealthy State

Death Of Papal Nuncio

Diary Dates

By By JANE POWERS

The American dream

Man found guilty of sex assault on 90-year-old

Britain must deliver if Trimble and the agreement are to survive

A real, decent man

By By ROBERT FISK

Designers lose their common tongue

By By FRANCESCA FEARON

Sing for your breakfast

Cyprus banks tighten control

Rock/Dance

McCarthy gives new spirit of adventure its ultimate test

By Emmet Malone

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Task force on dyslexia to usher in vastly improved services

By By SEAN FLYNN

EU foreign ministers plan lifting of oil sanctions and ban on flights to Serbia

Rock

By Kevin Courtney

Liffey drowning trial told accused was never previously in fight

Munster v Newport

By Gerry Thornley

State told it must decide soon on Sinnott appeal

UK report wants action on anti-Irish racism

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Crocuses and Rabbits

Genesi

By By GERRY COLGAN

First leader indicted by tribunal

Darcy one behind after record 64

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Prog Rock

By Kevin Courtney

Gay Byrne tells why he turned down £1m offer

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Good news fuels fears of wage inflation

By By JANE SUITER

Man jailed for sexual assault

Traditional

By By MIC MORONEY

RUC warns of incendiary device attacks

Byrne the star witness, but real meat came later

There for all to see

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Words that aren't neutral

Omagh wants the world to view its carnage

Sorenstam's drive inspires Europe

By By DAVID DAVIES

Presbyterian Notes

The Sinnott Case

Four Courts evacuated after alert

Pressure mounts to adopt saving bond

Canada pledges emissions funds

Eye On Nature

By Michael Viney

Technology leaves exchange high and dry

By Dominic Coyle

Of moose and men

Galway can work to rule

By By MARTIN CARNEY

Earth Odyssey, by Mark Hertsgaard (Abacus, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Murder trial told garda was wounded while trying to enter Dublin flat

Irreverent Israeli poet with a comic eye for detail

Opposition beasts keep their claws sheathed for now

You've got to pick a pickle

By By JOHN MCKENNA

21 killed in miners' clashes

Western governments rejoice in the overthrow of Milosovic dictatorship

Blood bank moving to new headquarters

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

The Garden of Love

Connacht v Beziers

By Gerry Thornley

High Court issues arrest warrant

The Schism In Health Care

Gilligan trial to resume in six weeks

One Night in Baghdad

By By LOUISE EAST

Initiative gives less well off a shot at third level

Blues

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Moving up

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Aussies may rue patchy warm-up

By By SEAN MORAN

A watchdog of Vatican orthodoxy

Fluoride study welcomed

Minister, credit unions in detente

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

Four Seasons firm involved in Budapest project

By Colm Keena

Cool inspiration

By By RAY COMISKEY

Overthrow Of Milosevic

Haunted by O'Carolan's ghost

Daughter tells of Sinatra, JFK, mob links

Witness tells of seeing man at murder scene

Three of the best (Part 3)

Unemployment rate clocks in at 3.8%

By Colm Keena

The Penguin Book of Journalism, edited by Stephen Glover (Penguin, £8.99)

By By JOE CULLEY

Don't go there

By By MARY DOWEY

Bertie steers followers away from the hard questions

Baked potatoes with sun-dried tomatoes, olives and ricotta

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Budget will see promised cuts in tax - McCreevy

By By JANE SUITER

Born to shop

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Walsh has his 35th winner

Review of search for man's body

Hello Angels

By Hugh Linehan

Director jailed in tax fraud was highly regarded

Reddy break turns cold

Public Figures, Private Transport

Corrections And Clarifications

Judge accuses Dublin Corporation of inaction

Theatre Dream

By By ROSY BARNES

Familiar sparkle returns for one of the original amigos

Doyle to award Tetra licence

Big debate fails to banish the trivia

By By JOE CARROLL

Release of Britons welcomed

Brother stresses handover rules

Japan approves rice for N Korea

Newslines

Mandelson remark on Dublin role `no help' to Trimble

By Gerry Moriarty

Hollywood rat catcher

By Hugh Linehan

Ferrari tremors raise the scale

By By JUSTIN HYNES

US September jobless figures at 30-year low

Use boom to redress inequalities - Healy

By By COLMAN CASSIDY

Elvis was no highway robber across colour line

By By JOHN KELLY

Some Voices

By By BELINDA MCKEON

Independent supporter of two Lemass-led Fianna Fail governments during 1960s

Cinema

By By MICHAEL DWYER