17 October, 2000 Digital News Archive

GAA dismisses `crowd chaos' claim

By Keith Duggan

Prince to marry single parent

10% drop in English crime

Accused feigned drunkenness, says inspector

Knocknarea

Tribunal may seek medical report on risk for Haughey

By By IRISH TIMES REPORTERS

Day's main events

Milosevic allies agree finally to an interim government

By By JONATHAN STEELE

Hostages treated `like royalty'

News from Middle East spurs further recovery

Wide variety of careers available

By By ANNE BYRNE

Crisis In The Middle East

Report offers tourism growth strategy

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

O'Donoghue rejects claims

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

European Computer Driving Licence

Picketing farmers had tried to force up price of milk, court is told

Oz tests graduates' general knowledge

The access programmes: what is happening already at third level?

Over 820 million people go hungry

Westwood the main rival as Clarke chases coveted crown

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Jewish anger at attacks in France

Initiative gives voice to poor children

By By ROSE DOYLE

Fact File

EIB appoints Tutty to post formally

Limerick inspired by the Algarve

By Johnny Watterson

Gaiety acting offers Temple Bar courses

Keely tries to fashion a new style

By Emmet Malone

Kiernan to oversee cross country teams

By Ian O'Riordan

Hold the blather steady, Wayne

Introductory lectures at NUI Galway

By COMPILED By ROSE DOYLE

Kerr to shuffle things up front

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Four words from Duisenberg trigger run on embattled euro

European Cup lifts Irish standards

By Gerry Thornley

Annual meetings

High-tech dealing in drugs makes detection difficult

By Barry Roche

ECB member suggests possible euro intervention

By By JANE SUITER

20,000 passengers forced to reschedule flight plans

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Halifax windfall shares unclaimed

By By CLARE O'DEA

Plant reduces CO2 emissions

By Chris Dooley

Arsenal rely on traditional route

By By JON BRODKIN

An Irishman's Diary

By By POL O MUIRI

Men admit violent gang confrontation

Cronje may sue

Third-Level Education Grants

Travellers are blamed for firm's loss

Robbie Williams in second show

IHA repeats its concerns

By Brian O'Connor

Doctor inquiry to be held in private

Links to charity

Yeats collection due for London auction

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Site of the week: www.debating.net/irishtimes/

Skull of giant deer found

By By THERESA JUDGE

Italians protest at McDonald's

O'Reilly moulds Chevron bid

Remembering The Titanic

Treasure to confirm a renewed bid for Green

By Arthur Beesley

Far Cry sets out on his adventure

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times

Tit-for-tat citings follow bruising affair

Who picked the piper?

Gaybo fills Lassie role in bid to rival tribunals

By Frank McNally

Cautious investors await glut of company results

Five Irish named in elite squad

By Philip Reid

Debate On Abortion

Medical team anxious that stress should stop `as soon as possible'

By Colm Keena

Harbour company acts in marina row

By Lorna Siggins

Money is blowing in the Kerry wind

By By ANNE LUCEY

Are the college gates really ready to open?

Resumed terrorist attacks aim to destabilise North

Farrakhan warns US on need for peace, equity

By By JOE CARROLL

BIM resource pack on way to schools

Youth Defence activist wins appeal and costs

Professional touch to home baking

By Olive Keogh

Phased introduction for plan

More courses being offered by colleges

By By ANNE BYRNE

Superpower sends tourists packing

By By SUZANNE GOLDENBERG and BRIAN WHITAKER

William J. (Liam) Glynn

Information on poverty `obscuring facts'

Rape problem in South Africa schools

Belfield bar manager takes his final orders

Rothschild will handle the sale of RTE masts

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Fledglings who fall from the nest

Tara Mines denies breaching pact

Sharm al-Sheikh talks go on into early hours

By By SIONA JENKINS, IN SHARM AL-SHEIKH, and MICHAEL JANSEN and IN BEIRUT

Intel share price still in decline

Arts and books give kids a pair of festivals

Minister may block equality directive

By By MARK BRENNOCK

ETA murders military doctor

Andersen partial privatisation move would give Irish partners a windfall

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

A parent's guide to the primary pupil

By By ROSE DOYLE

AIB urges no cut in higher rate of income tax

By Arthur Beesley

Arrests may be linked to Shankill killings

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

Disputes at Aer Lingus look likely to get worse

Bush struggles to rally Californians

SF refuses to condemn killing of `Real IRA' man

By By SUZANNE BREEN

More sites to see:

Women Deacons

Trimble denies he attempted to suppress TV programme

By By PAUL TANNEY

Training minds to up performance

Dunne set to join Royle at City for £3m

By Emmet Malone

Attack on warship `criminal', Yemen says

Council attempts to end asbestos dispute

By By ELAINE KEOGH

Teagasc open day at Botanic Gardens

Ireland's Dunhill Cup Record

Aid from Syria and Libya allowed

African leaders agree pullback

Squad for Irish League clash named

By Emmet Malone

Your web questions answered

Sitting in the dock of the bay

Woman seeks birth register change after sex change

By By CAROL COULTER

No equality at Tour level

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Faraway looks set to strike

Little children know of caring

ESB strike halted after breakthrough

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Free cervical screening programme launched in Limerick

By By DECLAN FAHY

Changing social norms mean the teacher's lot is not a happy one

Third-Level Education Grants

Technology and science concerns

O'Sullivan in form

Irish travel with real medal hopes

By Ian O'Riordan

Council ban debate deferred

Expansion by Duolog to create 80 high-tech jobs

Getting rich quick - is it just a stroke of luck?

Water supply declared safe

Clinton supports Chevron's proposed $43bn Texaco merger but FTC unsure

Advocaat hoping pride is the spur

By By GRAHAM SPIERS

Man denies raping elderly woman

Rosses point to cleaner future

No `precipitous' ruling to be made in relation to Haughey

By Colm Keena

Saying `No' To Hitler

Sex shop company fined over X-rated material

By By ANN HEALY

Development In Donegal

Financials help ISEQ recoup Friday's losses

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Education rights a key to Budget dilemma

By Fintan O’Toole

Olympians turn their thoughts to Valencia

By By PAT ROCHE

Therapists and counsellors list

Weighing the scales from freezing to boiling

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Out not down as Rangers suffer a blip

By Keith Duggan

US teachers getting standards certified

Efforts need to look at local agenda

How does it feel going back to `school'?

O'Gorman wins

Stress only adds to the suffering

Mandelson dismisses new lying claims

By By FRANK MILLAR

Kids to get euro guidance

By By DAVID ROE

Elections in Belarus

Queen Elizabeth visits Italy

Sharp fall in Xerox share price

Trimble pressed to expel SF pair from Executive

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Lawlor says he is treated as accused

Successful season

Many have called but few were chosen

By By CLARE MURPHY

Technology sends a clean, clear message

Report possible without further Haughey input

Oil over $30 in spite of OPEC sign

Perils of two-tier

By Colin Byrne

Report sought on residents' deaths

Irish inflation implications as euro tumbles close to all-time low

Technology rally falters, but blue chips prospers

Leonce and Lena

By By GERRY COLGAN

Rape after pub meeting alleged

Course profile: master's degree in public relations

By By YVONNE HEALY

Books, new or used, wanted for Uganda

Brewery archive lets UCC drink in the past

Course on track

It's still `getting to know you' time

By By DAITHI MAC SITHIGH

Sydney 2000: Team Ireland

Palestinian demonstrations now directed against Arafat

By Michael Jansen

Auction of power near end

By Arthur Beesley

Europe rejects Belarus elections

Taylor survives new bid to unseat him

Today In The Oireachtas

New event

Tallaght firm shows Tiger how at

By Philip Reid

Aer Lingus cancels all flights due to strike over pay

By By PADRAIG YEATES and MIRIAM DONOHOE

TD campaigns to save cancer screening unit

By By TOM SHIEL

Man stabbed `in row over dog'

Death toll from Ebola in Uganda rises to 37

Call for public to be given clearer food risk advice

By By DECLAN FAHY

Raheny school gets history treatment

Darcy's title

By By SHAY KEENAN and KEVIN MCKENNA

Robson senior still in control

By By DOMINIC FIFIELD

Breast cancer machine left idle since 1997

Fact File: Teagasc Courses

Hot seat warming up for Tardelli

By By PADDY AGNEW

Six roundabouts in square mile opposed

By By ELAINE KEOGH

Judge castigates juvenile system

By Mary Carolan

Red, yellow, black and white

Inquiry at centre into disappearance of boys

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Civil forum and new social contract needed

Lawlor says he is being viewed as `an accused man'

Holyfield `expects' to fight Lewis in China

Man admits he raped daughters

Landscape artist in the garden

Bombers of Omagh are not likely to go to prison

Ask the Pro...

By By NEIL MANCHIP

Corrections And Clarifications

Gore facing pressure in final debate

By By JOE CARROLL

How a family went from Ballyfermot to Ballyshrule, with plenty of baggage

A master's at 60 - not out

By Olive Keogh

Order sought to halt bank move

Maquina Hamlet/Hamletmachine

By By HELEN MEANY

Youth who assaulted girl is sentenced

Dunne abuse victims welcome bishops' move

By Patsy McGarry

Vatican's coercive tone deters debate

High Rents In Dublin

`Childhood' AGM and workshops

Prep years dropped in Ranelagh

By By ANNE BYRNE

The Shambles At Aer Lingus

Blair's style reveals an understated enthusiasm for the Europe project

By Patrick Smyth

Maynooth rockets ahead

British children lose interest in the arts

Against the flow

Aer Lingus flights grounded by industrial action

By By PADRAIG YEATES

The unsung iceman

O'Brien sets out stall for Doncaster

By Brian O'Connor

WHB chairman declares for FF