Article Archive

October 21st 2000

• • News

  • It's `goodbye boys' for Gossard ads News
  • Sculptor, playwright and poet with a total commitment to the arts News
  • US critic whose words could signal a film's death knell News
  • Cabinet approves structures for new scientific body News
  • Tony Blair, British Prime Minister News
  • Dr Moosajee Bhamjee, Psychiatrist and former Labour TD News
  • Patricia Harty, Editor-in-chief of Irish America magazine News
  • Joe Lee, Professor of history and author 1985, Politics and Society News
  • Colum McCann, writer News
  • Conor O'Clery, Journalist News
  • Andy Pollak, Director of the Centre for Cross Border Studies News
  • Terry Prone, Managing Director of Carr Communications News
  • The latest Dogme according to Lars (Part 1) News
  • The latest Dogme according to Lars (Part 2) News
  • Carry on Barbara News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • Keepers of the past (Part 1) News
  • The critics hate it but the people love it News
  • Biography News
  • A Real Durwan (Part 1) News
  • A Real Durwan (Part 2) News
  • A Real Durwan (Part 3) News
  • Arlen revived News
  • ASTI industrial action about more than pay News
  • Stolen birds returned to Dublin Zoo News
  • Boy (13) was punched by two drunken DART passengers News
  • Woman (92) dies in house fire News
  • Fire in Four Courts basement News
  • Street to close for store opening News
  • Man detained by gardai on Omagh News
  • No fireworks, yet an angry discontent is smouldering News
  • What happens next News
  • Michael A. Buckley News
  • Give money to beggars - TRUST News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Reports of child abuse increase by 25% News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • No Garda challenge to inquiry into troubled girl News
  • Boy freed because remand centre has no room News
  • Man jailed for sex with 14-year-old deaf girl News
  • Special Criminal Court asks for report on calls between detective and McDowell about Gilligan News
  • Dentist continues birth cert challenge News
  • Man refused £24,500 to buy new car News
  • Call for £20 rise in child benefit News
  • Man jailed for attempted rape News
  • Man remanded on cannabis charge News
  • Minister told of overrun on new signalling system only `earlier this year' News
  • Captain's widow resigns from post News
  • Man hid body for 20 months News
  • Flood emergency begins to ease News
  • Car bomb defused in Marseilles News
  • 104 die in clashes with rebels News
  • Girls killed `for honour' - claim News
  • Rights activist freed from jail News
  • 23,000 Afghans flee fighting News
  • Arrests over `Cole' blast News
  • Strain of Ebola virus identified News
  • Mbeki support falls - survey News
  • Custody battle resolved News
  • Nigerian militant leader charged News
  • Protagonists in Middle East foil the peacemakers News
  • Olympian, sports journalist and author News
  • British spy whose love story won brief reprieve from Stalin News
  • Smokey-voiced singer whose looks could turn men weak at the knees News
  • Aeronautics News
  • Closer to The Edge (Part 1) News
  • Closer to The Edge (Part 2) News
  • Mike Allen, General Secretary of the Irish Labour Party News
  • Martin Collins, Irish Traveller News
  • Julia Neuberger, Rabbi and writer News
  • Shalini Sinha, Lecturer and antiracism trainer News
  • David Trimble, First Minister of Northern Ireland News
  • Ken Doherty, snooker player News
  • Guinness Jazz Festival Highlights News
  • Keepers of the past (Part 2) News
  • Open art surgery News
  • Reichstag wrappers to speak at art forum News
  • Johnny Cash: American 111: Solitary Man (Columbia) News
  • Nowhere to run News DUNCAN CAMPBELL
  • Presidential trip avoids quagmire News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Walsh and McCreevy new favourites in racing battle News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Banotti's goodwill extended to First Lady's campaign News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Familiar cast of characters in search of a screenplay News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Queen's new face an enigma News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Pragmatism in Cowen's purity News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Early meeting for Cuffe St Irregulars News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • To Cavan, by way of Nashville News JOHN KELLY
  • Not just your average Guy News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Censor hits out News MICHAEL DWYER
  • Tipping: we need a probe News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Red hot saxman News RAY COMISKEY
  • A brutal seduction of the spirit News EDDIE HOLT
  • Hedge quizzes brightened Ireland's darkest hours News ARTHUR MATHEWS
  • Richard Whiteley News EDWARD POWER
  • Forget not the grey ghosts at your table News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Horizons News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Vacuous gruel served by the national uncle News KIERAN FAGAN
  • Fly on the wall radio didn't get off the ground News HARRY BROWNE
  • Rock/Dance News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Jazz News RAY COMISKEY
  • Roots News JOE BREEN
  • Shadowy man in sharp focus News HOMAN POTTERTON
  • Machine cuisine with Wally and Willa News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Arrogance to the point of madness News ANNE HAVERTY
  • Gaia guy goes global News DICK AHLSTROM
  • A sleepy sanctuary News ANNE ROPER
  • Oh! Mr Porter News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia, by Tim Judah (Yale University Press, £8.99 in UK) News ENDA O'DOHERTY
  • Hemingway: The Final Years, by Michael Reynolds (Norton, £10.95 in UK) News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Secondary teachers' strike to close schools for up to 4 days News SEAN FLYNN
  • Nearly 300 Irish jobs lost as charter firm TransAer goes into liquidation News ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • 10 killed in West Bank despite ceasefire News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Taoiseach criticises Cook move to recognise Korea News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Gadafy may face trial in France News JON HENLEY
  • HSE reports on train crash News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Britain least friendly place in Europe to rear children, says report News FRANK MILLAR
  • Ahern told of plan to solve plight of West Timor refugees News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Bush campaign targets vital Catholic votes to succeed in presidential race News JOE CARROLL
  • Key Russian leaders in Dublin for conference News SEAMUS MARTIN
  • People power shows opening scenes of a new world order News PEADAR KIRBY
  • The New New Thing: A Silicon Valley Story, by Michael Lewis (Coronet, £6.99 in UK) News JOE BREEN
  • V.S. Naipaul: Letters Between a Father and Son (Abacus. £9.99 in UK) News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Inside the Seraglio: Private Lives of the Sultans in Istanbul, by John Freely (Penguin, £8.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • My Phantom Husband, by Marie Darrieussecq, translated by Janet Stevenson. (Faber, £6.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Tonto Woman and Other Western Stories, by Elmore Leonard (Penguin Books, £6.99 in UK) News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • Of good books and necessary books News ANTONY FARRELL
  • Through open windows News SEAN LYSAGHT
  • A hearty willingness to praise News BERNARD O'DONOGHUE
  • The past is not the problem News JULIA NEUBERGER
  • Starry nights in Cork News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Northside son News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Extended homage to Hugh Lane News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Gleaming goblets News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • A family of ladies who launch News CATHERINE FOLEY

  • Sport

  • FA Premiership previews Sport
  • National League Previews Sport
  • Snowstorm to freeze out rivals Sport
  • European Cup Previews Sport
  • Bit part Sheahan now fires the darts Sport
  • For the glory of the little village Sport
  • Unyielding Harrington is half master Sport
  • Robson `interim England boss' Sport
  • A true disciple of self-control Sport
  • Danehurst completes hat-trick Sport
  • Top races to clash Sport
  • Doing much too much, much too young Sport
  • US unite to repel foreign uprising Sport
  • Waking up to a red temper Sport MICHAEL WALKER
  • Thomond roar must be harnessed once more Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • St Patrick's keep on climbing Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Molloy goal puts Bohemians top Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Battle of Rome ends in bans Sport JON BRODKIN
  • There will always be England for a laugh Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Irish racing's where the big bucks are Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Rare old times of Vera McWeeney Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Hard knock life of a professional Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • High price to pay for beautiful game Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Youlneverwalkalone to fill the breach Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • La Stellina may score for Weld Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • McKiernan doubtful for world cross event 3rd par Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Bid to save Millstreet Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • Another opinion on scans to be sought Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Weekend Preview Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Near misses for Delaney, Smyth Sport NOEL O'REILLY
  • Trulli frustrated after the `worst season' of his career Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Courses not all they seem Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Gillian's Sutton ace Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Delicate situation Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Degrees of perfection Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • Sachs leads Australians by example Sport NOEL O'REILLY
  • Sportspeak Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR

  • Business

  • Money markets prove costly substitute for cattle marts Business
  • Footsie recovers to close on a comfortable note Business
  • Ericsson profits ignored as tech rally continues Business
  • Stocks rebound for the second day Business
  • Former banker is banking on buying a seat in US Senate Business
  • Genesis to invest $80m in Web centre for Cork Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Eircom share plan to benefit managers if Eircell deal succeeds Business JOHN MCMANUS
  • Purcell favoured by court ruling Business MARY CAROLAN
  • Aer Rianta seizes aircraft leased by failed TransAer Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Banks seem reluctant to bail out euro again Business JANE SUITER
  • New package from Chorus includes digital TV service Business JAMIE SMYTH
  • Heavy trading in Eircom is the dominant feature Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Datalex scales back its flotation price Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • Bank to purchase own shares Business MARY CANNIFFE
  • Footsie rumours fail to rattle Baltimore chief Business TOM MCCANN
  • US wobbles and all the world is shook Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Costly verbal stumble on euro Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • McCreevy guarded on inflation Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • No Christmas cheer at Hasbro Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • State to invest £40m in in ICC Business JANE SUITER
  • Border firms on trade missions to US, Canada Business CIARAN BRENNAN

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • John Kavanagh Letters
  • Ever Eaten An Earthworm? Opinion
  • Teachers' Pay Claim Letters
  • Visit Of The Dalai Lama Letters
  • Francis Stuart And Nazism Letters
  • Powers Of Local Government Letters
  • Women Deacons Letters
  • Queen's Alumni Letters
  • Goodbye to all that Opinion
  • Teachers Vote For Action Opinion
  • Questions for CIE Opinion
  • Pedlars of guff ignore reality of low standards Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Smear against Dana shames her fellow MEP Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • Problems for parties forming next government Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion JOE CULLEY

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Corrections And Clarifications Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Volumes of interest in books for all pockets Culture
  • And yes, there's more: much, much more Culture
  • Fiesta! Fiesta! Culture
  • The impossibility of authenticity Culture
  • Paddling hard to stay afloat Culture
  • Keep on jazzing in the free world Culture
  • Provisionals try to assert control over dissidents Culture
  • bond find classical world is not enough Culture
  • Publisher got rich turning a blind eye Culture
  • Dispute leaves Aer Lingus float on a wing and a prayer Culture
  • Proud of our republicanism but slow to publicise it Culture
  • Arab leaders under pressure to act Culture
  • A judge puts Government in the dock Culture
  • Bush, Gore in popularity contest as policy becomes a casualty in a close struggle Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Music and dance, sex and death Culture
  • Welcome to hell Culture
  • Looking through cell doors Culture
  • Nowt as sincere as folk Culture
  • A dark dance in pictures Culture
  • Cosmetics guru upsets her industry Culture DEBORAH BEE