28 October, 2000 Digital News Archive

Century team `shocked' by RTE's £1m demand

By Paul Cullen

Settlements lift DIRT clawback to £163.8m

By Colm Keena

Travel trouble

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Louth farmer refused bail

Sydney harbours lesson for our cities

Credit union employee jailed for £33,000 theft

Rock/Pop

By Kevin Courtney

Forthcoming Fairs

An Alternative To Lethal Force

Clare TDs back group objecting to explosives factory

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Why elite sport's not as good as it gets

By Mary Hannigan

Million Afghanis face starvation

International experts on multiple sclerosis to gather shortly in Dublin

By Joe Humphreys

Clarke's men rise to challenge

On the dark side of the Net (Part 1)

Barron named as director-general of Central Bank

Carthy family repeat call for independent inquiry into killing

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Commissioner likely to face queries on report

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Bookmaker links with NTL Group

Cinematic bread and butter

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Family bears the brunt as gardai emerge blameless

19 die in South Korea road crash

Court upholds parents' right not to permit son's screening

By Mary Carolan

Ex-priest admits sexual assaults

Microsoft plays down effect of systems `break-in'

Unionist Council Meeting

Children possess trick of making Hallowe'en magic

Lest we forget

Gardai confirm Cork woman died violently in park

By By DICK HOGAN

The Mourning (Part 1)

By By WILLIAM TREVOR

Catch-up rugby suits Leinster

By Gerry Thornley

Definitely a new economy day on Footsie

ECB strategy manages to eat into its own authority

Ethics schmethics

By By ARTHUR MATHEWS

Book sales take off as angry passengers read the riot act

By Frank McNally

Aughinish to use gas for new electrical plant

By By BRIAN MCLAUGHLIN

Bids from Vodafone and O'Brien crystallise value of group's stock

By John McManus

Forsyth quits ITV over `insult'

Hurricane from tee to green

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Wet and wonderful

By Michael Viney

Eircom shares settle at €3.30 in strong trade

By John McManus

Austria's Watergate may finally tame Haider

This Week They Said

Pledge given on Athens games

Spaced out

Scotland gets new First Minister

China cannot cope with `evil cult' of peaceful dissenters who know no fear

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Love and landmines

By By MARGRIT CRUICKSHANK

McGuinness appeals to UUC voters

Response soon to EU on waste facilities

By Denis Staunton

Holiday arrangements

Minister urges safety on roads

Half-term bookings for the kids

Children disregard weeping Palestine

Apology by O'Reilly

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

A new broom in the House

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Radical McDowell finds his political options are narrowing

Looking after our mysterious portal tombs instead of celtic heritage tag

By Eileen Battersby

Glass collectors spread the word

Eircom weathers rollercoaster ride

By Dominic Coyle

Actor who found true home in quality TV sitcoms

Transfer issue leads to feud

By By MATTHEW JOSEPH

Rules of the Game

Warm hands, cold heart

By By JOHN BANVILLE

Forfeiture of drugs money

Representing Women In Europe

IP to take 15% stake in Ascotfirst

Representing Women In Europe

Accused tells trial another man killed prostitute

By By SUZANNE MACMANUS

Moody's not so concerned about inflation rate

By Arthur Beesley

Good solid furniture for formal entertaining

Nature on a grand scale

By Aidan Dunne

Sentipeeds and snales

By By G.V. WHELAN

Edinburgh left to rue excruciating first half

Battle is over between health board and soccer club

By Gordon Deegan

Irish lured to festival

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Ex-BTSB technician `aggrieved' by funding suggestion

By Joe Humphreys

Judging a president by his own judges

`Pennsylvania 6-5000' earned his place in history

Inadequate risk management blamed for system hacking

By By JOHN CRADDEN

Treats for the ears

By Orna Mulcahy

Transsexual `would not change' daughters' status

Windows on the world

By By ROBERT DUNBAR

Election Turnouts

Tourism venture company planned

Graham gets a grip

Woman jailed for 12 years

US slows up and rescues battered euro

Musical detente

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Best-selling novelist who challenged Mills & Boon stereotypes

Image is everything for canny Cantona

By Johnny Watterson

An insult to our years of hard work

Tiny Tim

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Garda says Carthy should have been given access to solicitor

By By CLARE MURPHY

Dublin marathon to cause major traffic disruption on Monday

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Trawler stranded off Donegal coast

Eat humble pie to keep Synon and ads on board

Church Of Ireland Notes

Broad coalition sought for Ivory Coast

High notes

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Blue-chips end sharply higher, Nasdaq edges up

CIE paying the price for cycle of errors

By Dominic Coyle

Ireland's role

Even worse than you thought

By By ELAINE LAFFERTY

Aer Lingus float path remains up in the air

By Dominic Coyle

The importance of being a bowsie

By By KIERAN FAGAN

Moment of truth for EU enlargement

By Paul Gillespie

Eye On Nature

By Michael Viney

Dunloe stock rises after publicising buy-back plan

By By BILL MURDOCH

Argentina wants Pinochet

The Tigerland express

Detained boy to be sent to remand centre

Smart balls drive company's success

By Johnny Watterson

`Trimble needs a united party, we should rally around him'

A Humane Dentist

National Football League Previews

By Ian O'Riordan

DIRT settlements made so far by errant banks

Reducing the cost of national pride

By Johnny Watterson

Horizons

By Sylvia Thompson

New course to train teachers

The Mourning (Part 2)

`What value is effort? In life, results count'

Arafat forges new fragile links with militants

By By NIDAL AL-MUGHRABI

`The End Is Nigh'

Sparkling, delightful take on Bard

Guatemala told shun Hallowe'en

Fianna Fail: a tale of farce and high drama

By By JOHN HORGAN

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Tiger slips into second place

Aer Lingus Grounded

Darcy still at top table in critical card playing game

Judge had power to adjourn trial, court told

China closer to WTO entry

Information Act remit extended

The pros and cons of cutting through the fudge

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Devine intervention helps hosts

By Ian O'Riordan

Jazz

By By RAY COMISKEY

Men arrested over Omagh bomb freed

Zap that telly

By By JULIE O'CALLAGHAN

TV3 to drop `Eastenders' next

UUP leader says Donaldson and others `waging warfare against the party' over Belfast Agreement

By By PAUL TANNEY

FBI praises Garda response

By By CLARE MURPHY

Liberal Party lead falls poll

All in a pol's life

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Sportspeak

By Johnny Watterson

Atmospheric pressure's litany of labels

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Developed technique for altering genetic code

Portmarnock alterations

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

OM Gruppen will hold to LSE bid

Movie star memories

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Clifden Airstrip Plan

N Korea wants US apology

Working class fare an acquired taste

Joe blogs on the Internet

By By EDWARD POWER

Paralympics Controversy

B o I gives elderly access to homes' cash

By Dominic Coyle

Minister queries plan for bypass

By Lorna Siggins

Two cheers for the research

By By DICK WALSH

Volume of retail sales falls 2.2%

Theatre of the absurd

By By HARRY BROWNE

The Irish way of life with death

By By IAN KILROY

Green Property to sell portfolio

Irish face Kenyan marathon assault

The fiddler, The Doors and all that Jaz

By By JOHN KELLY

A vision triggered by frost

Transformation once performance starts

By Tony Clayton-Lea

DaimlerChrysler shares pushed steadily lower

Lawlor gets a `breathing space' on order

Team player Holland ready to up the pace

Time for us to support equal opportunity for disabled

Jenkins puts the boot in for Cardiff

By By PAUL REES

Malone digs deep to earn gold

By Noel O'Reilly

European Shield

By John O'Sullivan

Irishman in a league of his own

National League team news

Bulger to challenge court ruling

Japan's PM left weaker as aide quits

Campaign on gas find fires up in the west

On the road to nowhere?

Goblins rock at the mini monster mash

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

First-e to lay off 69 staff

Methodist Notes

The hint of a deadline may be key to defusing decommissioning row

By By FRANK MILLAR

Approaching the end of the dream

By Johnny Watterson

CIE chief's salary rise not submitted for required ministerial approval

By Colm Keena

Rugby's cup overflowing

By Johnny Watterson

Ulster's turn to fall for late sting

By John O'Sullivan

Demand pushes index close to all-time high

By Arthur Beesley

UCD strike killer-blows

By By PAUL BUTTNER

IRA campaign, 1919-1921

More Aer Lingus stoppages possible, despite talks offer

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Analysts raise profit estimates for Ryanair

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Castanetta to enjoy favourite soft ground

By Brian O'Connor

Rents raised for tenants in dispute

Ahern mobbed by protesters against cancer unit closure

By By TOM SHIEL

Cruel price of being Camelot's queen

Techno and The Saint

By Kevin Courtney

Chance for Murtagh

By Brian O'Connor

Trimble is pressed to put deadline on arms

By By GERRY MORIARTY and FRANK MILLAR

Barbaric Comedies

Congress votes to spend half the surplus Gore and Bush have different plans for

By By JOE CARROLL

Big Brother spotted in Dail

Greenpeace head quits

Teachers can do, but get done...

By By EDDIE HOLT

As easy as Pi

By By NIALL MACMONAGLE

Taxi deregulation is wrong route to take

Bath v Munster

By Gerry Thornley

Key issues ignored in gas battle, says expert

By Lorna Siggins

Man cleared of acid killing

Traditional

By By MIC MORONEY

BSE cases highest for four years as figure reaches 104

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Never too young

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Students invited to name new ship

By Lorna Siggins

Woman in fatal accident named

Clinton hurt by Gore's determination to go it alone

By By JOE CARROLL

Life of a street-singer

Old gold

By By G.V. WHELAN

Craning sentinels

By Frank McNally

Synon rant has roots in New Right culture

The Nun's Scrum

Ghostly goings-on, plots and whispers

By By ROISIN INGLE

Three's the charm

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Premiership team news

Elan makes bid for Quadrant Healthcare

New waste powers being considered

By Frank McDonald

Pearls of wisdom

By Brian Boyd

Coalition leaders are less sure of themselves

By By DICK WALSH

We vote for Trimble and it's time to tell him `enough'

Take a walk on the Wilde side

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

4 Palestinians killed in renewed protests

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Yugoslavia seeks to join

FF deserves to lose bet on tax individualisation

By Breda O'Brien

`Emperor's choice' remark upsets Jiang

Some men may very well be from Venus

By Brian Boyd

Biography

Airports quiet on a day of limited disruption

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN and DICK HOGAN

Change of format?

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Aborigine who became champion of his people's rights

Crisis In The Middle East