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October 2000

‹ Oct 12th 2000 Oct 14th 2000 ›

October 13th 2000

- Sport
- Scanlon chasing the rainbow Sport
- Olympic Games cost £3.75bn Sport
- Lane hopes to go all the way Sport
- Mount Juliet snares a prize specimen Sport
- Staff walk-out at St Francis Sport
- Van Gaal blamed by Dutch press Sport
- National League Sport EMMET MALONE
- Power is pipped Sport SHANE STOKES
- Success will add to FAI's coffers Sport EMMET MALONE
- English farce not funny Sport DAVID LACEY
- Neptune defeat opens-up race Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Irish produce best form to upset odds Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Champions prepare for showdown Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
- Dublin's big two go head to head Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Low-key start by Ireland Sport GRANIA WILLIS
- Go for Gold Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Native win Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Hayes only doubt for Munster Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Dreary forecasts weathered by Cup Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
- UCD face big guns Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Leinster look strong Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- European Cup Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Business
- Outlook positive, says Goodbody Business
- Advice on mobile phone insurance Business
- Suggestions welcome Business
- Guide to house rebuilding costs Business
- People On The Move Business
- Name: Joan Egan Business
- Oil stocks soar as Brent Blend exceeds $34 Business
- Middle East violence puts paid to rally attempt Business
- One Life Business
- Riverdeep set to shine - `Forbes' Business
- First Active appoints director Business
- Ancient Offaly castle becomes portal to international academia Business
- Heavy-laden SIPTU better get its house in order Business
- New kid on the block proves a force to be reckoned with Business
- Co-op bids for milk business Business
- Gateway profits up 35% to $152m Business
- ITG buys Genidata in €12.5m deal Business
- Tourism award for Riverdance Business
- M&S shares fall on poor food profits Business
- Bewley's in talks with Aramark Business
- Bausch & Lomb plans to cut jobs Business
- Imax shares plunge by 70% Business
- Airtel reports €194,274 profit Business
- Ennex results show big drop in pre-tax losses Business
- Datalex not for nervous Business
- Aer Lingus must halt the squabbling before it floats Business
- Merrill Lynch upbeat on banks Business
- Who wants to be a successful TV production player? Business
- Middle East and profit warning crush Dow Business
- Large pay cheque lures Czechs Business
- Prices flop at charity auction Business
- StepStone is making a big splash in online recruitment market Business
- ABN Amro tips Parthus Business
- Canada Life says no again to survey Business
- Gap from best to worst is £83,837 Business
- New Ireland tops its rivals Business
- Property stocks set to go private Business
- Weak euro boosts pension schemes Business
- Preliminary tax late payment rate Business
- Q&A Business
- Cash flashed for insurance policies Business
- EBS restricts cash withdrawals Business
- WaveLink loyalty card launched Business
- New life in Hibernia Business
- Data to confirm US is State's main market Business JOHN MCMANUS
- New Ireland and Eagle Star tops in pension fund survey Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Fears of inflation rising over 7% as oil prices increase Business JANE SUITER
- Jones picks up £292,973 for Dunloe stake Business COLM KEENA
- Inquiry may be extended to Guernsey Business COLM KEENA
- IBEC warns of decline in manufacturing Business JANE SUITER
- Eircom seeks stay on line directive Business MARY CAROLAN
- Dublin to be EU hub for Altavista Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Bank of Ireland calls for two-year delay in tax cuts to ease inflation Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Higher claims will put pressure on premiums Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Short-term outlook prompts Eircom's U-turn on Eircell Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Pension bond instead of tax cut will store up problems Business OLIVER O'CONNOR
- Vicious ECB-market circle must end Business COLIN HUNT
- Gloom over global markets Business PHILLIP COOGAN
- Market escapes Wall St losses for the moment Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Business On Television Business SHEILA O'KELLY
- New EU study highlights Irish workplace hazards Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Prodi's romantic EU vision Business JOHN MULQUEEN
- All managers are not created equal Business SHEILA O'FLANAGAN
- The Submarine Desk Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- Group develops standard business language Business CAROL POWER
- Intel predicts major uptake of DSL Business ANNA NOLAN
- Slashdot has some fun with patenting of processes Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Add a touch of colour to your computer hardware Business MICHAEL FITZPATRICK
- Eircom disputes poor marks in EC market-opening report Business JAMIE SMYTH
- CR2 aims for $8m to fund expansion Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Company's novel way to stay in touch attracts financial support Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Tech townies stay offline Business GORDON DEEGAN
- Hold Eircom, says broker Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- You could be sitting on a tidy little sum Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Study charges before picking a savings plan Business CLARE O'DEA
- Ulster Bank's latest credit card offer should shake up the plastic market Business CLARE O'DEA
- Life & Style
- Culture
- A fistful of tenors Culture
- Rock/Pop Culture
- Roots Culture
- Arafat is in no position to bow to pressure from Israel and US Culture
- The highs and lows of art Culture
- Classical Culture
- An intimate, simmering drama Culture
- Bush winning on style in race of little substance Culture
- Light Culture DAVID NOWLAN
- Nor Mhaith linn do Thrioblid by Joe Steve Neachtain Culture BREANDAN DELAP
- Ailish Tynan (soprano), Deborah Kelleher (piano), Peter Tuite (piano) Culture DOUGLAS SEALY

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