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October 2000

‹ Oct 19th 2000 Oct 21st 2000 ›

October 20th 2000

- Sport
- Chance to remember a lost time Sport
- Team Check Sport
- Corscadden leads the field Sport
- Clarke holds his course Sport
- US clean sweep the foursomes Sport
- Anti-climax to a promising season Sport SHANE STOKES
- Debt in arrears is due Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Deane performs invaluable role Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
- Holders favoured by first-round draw Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- National League Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
- Robinson gives Irish cause to celebrate Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- McCague holds the line on fixtures Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Premiership turmoil over TV money Sport VIVEK CHAUDHARY
- Wayne's world collapses after cyst is revealed Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Strong Russian gives Irish nasty shock Sport NOEL O'REILLY
- OCI the problem, say NCTC Sport EIBHIR MULQUEEN
- Government and Turf Club reach agreement Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Honeymoon over, time for some new dates Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- Loreto play with fire Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Munster bring benefits to all Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
- Business
- No stress break for the wired at event Business
- Guinness awaits court decision Business
- IDA seeks High Court assistance Business
- Name: Sirkka Hamalainen Business
- Navan worth exploring Business
- Glanbia going nowhere Business
- Prepare to wait for online groceries Business
- One Life Business
- Welcome for new pensions move Business
- Bank of Scotland offers world bonds Business
- Suggestions welcome Business
- More time to join property fund Business
- New focus on savings to reward workers Business
- Making savings attractive Business
- Continental sets up Irish site Business
- KPMG Web search for graduates Business
- Premier Direct loans online Business
- Truce called on illegal software Business
- NIB settles with Revenue on DIRT Business
- Unilever sells $7bn global bonds Business
- Corporate excess has staged a comeback Business
- Nasdaq surges 8% on bullish results Business
- Ross released as court grants bail Business
- NIB says it is entitled to sue Business
- McCreevy happy with framework Business
- Consumer body in plea for funds Business
- Xerox's ratings may fall again Business
- Eli Lilly reports 15% profit rise Business
- Bord na Mona to create 120 jobs Business
- Inflation is public enemy number one for ECB hawk Business
- Fidelity high for Irish bank Business
- Forecast brighter for Greencore Business
- Nokia inspires telecoms as stocks bounce back Business
- Wall Street rally offers Footsie support Business
- Tech giants earnings fuel market rally Business
- Growing garage cult in Palo Alto Business
- Firm offers games on phones Business
- Cost savings drive new Web phone system Business
- Indiqu opens Dublin office Business
- Trintech teams up with Oracle Business
- Republic Microsoft's main hub Business
- Asian trap for investors Business
- Plugging of the new Playstation moves well beyond realm of fun and games Business
- Q & A Business
- Recovering Irish financials are still attractively priced Business
- New warning on hire agreements Business
- What happens after the last mortgage payment? Business
- Insurance body launches website Business
- Shipping out and shaping up Business
- People On The Move Business
- Vodafone likely to pay in excess of €5bn for Eircell Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Parthus aims to raise €476m in placement Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Court told meat firm lost £3m in `unauthorised' currency deals Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Baltimore shares recover Business MARY CANNIFFE
- Euro very low despite defence by Duisenberg Business DENIS STAUNTON
- Boom times bring workplace growing pains Business DR MUIRIS HOUSTON
- Why was euro so volatile in trading this week? Business JANE SUITER
- Purcell blames NIB for trading losses Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Examiner holds out hope for retailer Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- North seeks to escape its troubled image Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Elan's pre-tax profit up 70% to €183m in third quarter Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Esat deal with BT Cellnet to cut cost Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Cross-Border trade mission promotes links with US Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Market applauds SmartForce report Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Savings plan is timely solution Business ROSHEEN CALLENDER
- ECB chief's gaffes compound euro woes Business PAT MCARDLE
- Let's get over our inferiority complex now Business OLIVER O'CONNOR
- Competition watchdog seeking to extend its winning streak Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Techs shine as market responds to Nasdaq Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Work injuries under scrutiny Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Business On Television Business SHEILA O'KELLY
- Brought To Book Business CONN O MIDHEACH
- Economic storm clouds gathering Business SHEILA O'FLANAGAN
- Will they still heal me when I'm 64? Business NIALL MCKAY
- Siemens explores expanding activities in Republic Business JAMIE SMYTH
- EU draft cyber crime treaty spells trouble Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- The Hawkeye Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- New flat-rate fee for 24-hour Internet access Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Dublin-based IT company picks up $16.5m in funding Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Hard for game players to get hands on a console Business RORY KELLEHER
- Online push for mature money Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Hardware stocks return to favour Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Galen tipped on US expansion Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Grandfather clocks increase greatly in value over time Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Message in a bottle - does drink fuel creativity, or merely self-delusion? Culture John Lane
- Chancer in the dark? Culture
- Being faithful to infidelity Culture
- Corrections And Clarifications Culture
- Dance Culture JIM CARROLL
- Classical Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
- Traditional Culture MIC MORONEY
- National Chamber Choir/Colin Mawby Culture MARTIN ADAMS
- Lew Soloff/Richie Buckley Culture RAY COMISKEY
- A strange mythic world in New York Culture HUGH LINEHAN

‹ Oct 19th 2000 Oct 21st 2000 ›

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