Article Archive

October 14th 2000

• • News

  • Committee for high adventure News
  • Of song, speech, and endeavours abroad News
  • Ticket Truths News
  • Breathless: Bertie in Limerick News
  • Rock/Dance News
  • Jazz News
  • Traditional News
  • Scaly craze re-run News
  • Plunkett tribute News
  • Woman dies as two cars collide News
  • Murder trial jury sent to hotel News
  • Body of young man found News
  • Children's Hour raises £4.1m News
  • The man who brought a parliament back to Scotland News
  • Old Fianna Fail returns yet again to haunt New Fianna Fail News
  • The travelling public wants action, not excuses, on transport problem News
  • Reputation of Ireland abroad tarnished by racist incidents News
  • Donleavy framed News
  • Age And Beauty News
  • Italy To SuperValu News
  • Feasting on the fat of the land News
  • Sweet memories News
  • Garden Work News
  • I lost my heart News
  • Climbing Up Through Chablis News
  • Travel Postscript News
  • Napa Night News
  • Meet The Makers News
  • Bottle Of The Week News
  • Southern belle News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • `Country' folk News
  • Savouring art `al fresco' News
  • Gangsta style straight from NY News
  • Judge quashes order to detain boy in Mountjoy News
  • Michael Smith ready for fight to retain Dail seat News
  • Church of Ireland Notes News
  • Methodist Notes News
  • Man jailed for assaults on two girls News
  • Sacristan jailed for rape, assault News
  • Man gets 6 years for raping woman News
  • Guilty teacher could be named News
  • Board rules out hepatitis B link News
  • Inquiry into girl's escape from care News
  • Witness says he saw murder accused, wife in car News
  • Disturbed girl (16) who escaped from unit returns News
  • Farmers' group in High Court today over blockade News
  • Blood donor alleges needle hit nerve instead of vein, causing constant pain News
  • Nevin appeal to be heard next year News
  • Addict admits three robberies News
  • Nurses protest at staffing levels News
  • Dolan inquest adjourned News
  • Moon rocks go on display News
  • Burke dreamed up radio station idea News
  • Doing their best to bring the jobs home News
  • Court told of farmer's role in `Real IRA' News
  • Ahern urges IRA arms movement News
  • Man is jailed for explosives store News
  • Police Bill criticised News
  • Man shot his best friend News
  • Demolition of army base begins News
  • Home attacked with petrol bomb News
  • Passengers smile though taxi-drivers talk of doom News
  • Aiding tyranny instead of confronting truth News
  • Barak caught in a stranglehold that will decide his fate News
  • Conditions for summit `not ripe' News
  • Iran wants arrangement with Iraq News
  • Arab populace demands action against Israel News
  • 17 US sailors died in blast in Yemen News
  • France steps up patrols around synagogues News
  • All-night prayers for peace in Assisi News
  • Germany increases security presence News
  • Russia takes a cautious approach News
  • Barak determined to form unity coalition News
  • Guerrilla group denies kidnap News
  • Belgian extreme right targeted News
  • Four held in Dome probe News
  • Catholics flock to Fatima News
  • Docking day for `Discovery' News
  • Ex-president's book a bestseller News
  • Achtung, now is make baby time News
  • S Korean President is awarded the Nobel peace prize News
  • Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect kills himself to avoid arrest News
  • An elegant Swedish model for weighted voting News
  • Basque separatists clash with police but fail to seriously disrupt summit News
  • Leaders expected to approve text of charter of fundamental rights News
  • World's first woman prime minister who changed face of Ceylon forever News
  • Raised harmonica playing to `highbrow' levels News
  • Economic free thinker News
  • Man says father was burned alive News
  • For the love of art News
  • Travels in pilot company News
  • President inspires slim volume News
  • Silver medal, red face News
  • Stranger than fiction News
  • Cool News
  • Dinos - my first love News
  • UN-beatable tactics News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Maiden voyage to the bottom of the pool News FRANK MCNALLY
  • A fond farewell amid the winds of change News LOUISE EAST
  • That moment when life changes News HUGH LINEHAN
  • It's no longer simply flings and tartan News JOHN KELLY
  • Echoes from the pueblo News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Small screen memories News EDDIE HOLT
  • Liam Lawlor gives himself an airing News HARRY BROWNE
  • Who wants to be on TV? News KATHRYN HOLMQUIST
  • Coppola has another cut at it News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Unconvincing folksy frolics News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Damaged man, seductive monster News FRANK MCGUINNESS
  • The myth, the territory, the approach News HARRY CLIFTON
  • A cardboard suitcase and a ruby ring News ALANNAH HOPKIN
  • That Summer. By Andrew Greig. Faber & Faber. 261 pp, £9.99 in UK News PETER CUNNINGHAM
  • Victims of the victims News RAY RYAN
  • His master's voice News FINTAN O'TOOLE
  • This art's a wonder News ROBERT O'BYRNE
  • Tortured soul News TOM GARVIN
  • Wasabi waltz News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Death by rhinoceros News MICHAEL PAINTER
  • An old fogey at silly mid-off News TERRY EAGLETON
  • Mansions and masterpieces News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • Vaclav Havel: a political tragedy in six acts, by John Keane (Bloomsbury, £12.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • The Waves Behind Us, by Benedict Kiely (Methuen, £7.95 in UK) News MARY MOLONEY
  • Corpsing, by Toby Litt (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Music to Move the Stars, by Jane Hawking (Pan, £6.99 in UK) News ANGELA LONG
  • Microcosms, by Claudio Magris (Harvill, £7.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Book of Life, by Andrew Jackson (Indigo, £8.99 in UK) News SARAH MARRIOTT
  • Why Read the Classics? by Italo Calvino (Vintage, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Movie Show News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Country News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Theatre News GERRY COLGAN
  • Return Of The Tap News BRIAN BOYD
  • Brilliant Baboro News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Classical News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Literature News CAROLINE WALSH
  • Maverick man News JOHN MCKENNA
  • A heady affair News MARY DOWEY
  • Travel Log News JOAN SCALES
  • Our records collection is not up to scratch News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Robust beauties for the winter News JANE POWERS
  • Radio Previews News LORNA KERNAN
  • Video Releases News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Getting in the jazz groove News SUE CARTER
  • Increase in taxi numbers likely due to ruling News TIM O'BRIEN
  • McDaid's ambitious plea on decentralisation plan News MARK BRENNOCK
  • US keeps up pressure on Barak and Arafat to meet News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Lebanese soldiers prevent anti-Israel protests on border News MICHAEL JANSEN
  • Irish pilgrimage to Israel cancelled News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Summit calls on Barak and Arafat to meet News DENIS STAUNTON
  • A matter of money turning up for the major parties News JOE CARROLL
  • Socialists move to dump Milosevic News GILLIAN SANDFORD
  • Ousted leader may yet go to the Hague News PAUL GILLESPIE
  • €200 m in winter aid for Belgrade announced while leaders prepare to host Kostunica News DENIS STAUNTON
  • EU leaders confident basis laid for treaty reforms News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Binding rights charter urged on summit News PATRICK SMYTH

  • Sport

  • Blind ambition Sport
  • Jack's lad back at the coalface Sport
  • Premiership Preview Sport
  • Weekend Previews Sport
  • How the 2001 football championships might look Sport
  • Hard man likes laid-back life Sport
  • McCarthy comes into his own Sport
  • Crowe's brace not enough Sport
  • Doolin makes his point Sport
  • English clubs retreat Sport
  • Kalanisi worth a stake Sport
  • Gatherer holds on Sport
  • Compromise still rules the hybrid game Sport
  • Winging it Sport
  • Emotion recollected Sport
  • Irish move in to mark their territory Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Storming Leinster never loosen their watertight grip Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Below-par Ireland not good enough Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Rules series set to continue Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Weekend Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Youse is only a crowd of losers Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • FAI make appeal on conditions Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Ireland face the Czechs Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • Dunne on his way from Everton Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Turnberry Isle looks too good Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Manning to make hay Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Lack of debate muddies whole process Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Unlucky day for the Irish team Sport SHANE STOKES
  • Morale boost for Irish after favourable draw Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • O'Sullivan primed for record run Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Castres v Munster - Toulouse 6.30 Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Saracens v Ulster - Vicarage Road (Tomorrow 3.00) Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Neath v Connacht - The Gnoll (Today 2.30) Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Game still a thrill for Palmer Sport DERMOT GILLEECE

  • Business

  • Sometimes it's hard to be a finance minister Business
  • Latest tales from meat trade hardly reassuring Business
  • Euro tumbles as US recovery whets appetite for dollar Business
  • Airtel ATN increases turnover Business
  • Blue chips confound ominous portents Business
  • TMTs rebound as airlines feel oil price pressure Business
  • Equity analysts' spin hides deeper malaise Business
  • Enba pulls out of Dublin office deal Business
  • Xerox denies creditor rumour Business
  • Ernst & Young elects Smith Business
  • Quinn Group to appeal court ruling Business
  • Bargain-hunting aids comprehensive rally Business
  • Hostile bid for LSE raised by 26% Business
  • Opposition hackers foil Milosevic's funds stroke Business
  • Massey warning on cartel threat to State Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • AIB lifts variable mortgage rate Business CLARE O'DEA
  • Stock markets stage recovery Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Tutty succession race is underway Business JANE SUITER
  • Irish suppliers to hold off on rises Business TOM MCCANN
  • Oil prices fall in volatile trading but markets tense Business SIOBHAN CREATON
  • ISEQ down 1% despite recovery overseas Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Softech moves into cut-price telecom lines market Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
  • Carroll increases holding in Dunloe Business COLM KEENA
  • 3,600 companies named on latest strike-off list Business COLM KEENA
  • Harney determined to bring down taxes across the board Business CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Fahey commissions study to examine port privatisations Business LORNA SIGGINS
  • Hard to get line on Eircom plans Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Stay on Eircom directive lifted as hearing date is set Business MARY CAROLAN

  • Opinion

  • Riches on earth Opinion
  • An Unhealthy State Letters
  • The UN And "Moral Blindness" Letters
  • Tax Cuts And Employment Letters
  • Who Is My Neighbour? Letters
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Taxis Should Be Deregulated Opinion
  • Resisting Racism Opinion
  • Goatsuckers And Others Opinion
  • Crisis In The Middle East Letters
  • Time For A Break Letters
  • Glendalough's Soul For Sale? Letters
  • Developments At Knowth Letters
  • Sunday Parking Letters
  • We preserve exclusive third-level education at our peril Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Security Council role the challenge of lifetime Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Design of boys' programme intrinsically flawed Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion KEVIN MYERS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Using faith to feel at home Culture
  • Reforming, progressive UN role for Ireland Culture
  • Why should Labour support FG into office? Culture
  • Makers of rules are not above the law Culture
  • Price soars for hall table Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Furniture a feature of 1,500-lot Mealy's auction Culture