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November 2000

‹ Nov 7th 2000 Nov 9th 2000 ›

November 8th 2000

- Sport
- Managerial Record Sport
- Harps reach semi-finals Sport
- Murphy is geared for best options Sport
- Japan find Irish too hot to handle Sport
- Players want Tour books audited Sport
- Woods votes with his feet Sport
- Slaney Native plans hinge on weather Sport
- Arsenal refuse to warm to non-event Sport JON BRODKIN
- Manchester United to show that the end can justify the means Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Leeds slink into fog of bear pit Sport DANIEL TAYLOR
- No lifeline left as Rangers sink Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- McCarthy gives youth a fling Sport EMMET MALONE
- Leinster pair move centre stage for Ireland Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Surprise as Surgeons cut DU to the quick Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Arsenal set to move next door Sport VIVEK CHAUDHARY
- Clarke focused on the victory Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Bellaghy's strength bred from within Sport DES FAHY
- Down Royal hold inspection today Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Cork to name new manager next week as JBM resigns Sport SEAN MORAN
- One-match ban likely as Canavan and Akermanis await their fate Sport SEAN MORAN
- Turnberry Isle to stay in US Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Business
- Super Valu sales target Business
- B of I creates new position Business
- Poor data from Cisco and VA Linux dampen techs Business
- Avocent to buy Equinox Business
- Court approval for Ivernia West listing transfer to Canada Business
- US firm to invest in Portlaoise plant Business
- Help for fledgling firms Business
- Strong trading by M & S in Irish stores Business
- Computerlinks returns strong interim growth Business
- Ennis £1m e-learning curve Business
- SMF plans small share issue Business
- Further profit slippage at Marks & Spencer Business
- Kohler, George make encouraging noises about euro Business
- Hapless Daewoo may be declared bankrupt Business
- UK banks reproved for merger leaks Business
- Loss-making Go upbeat on future Business
- Vodafone boosts lacklustre trading Business
- Presidential election puts investors on hold Business
- Compensation culture costs business £600m a year - SFA Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Online jeweller Adornis goes offline, lays off staff Business JAMIE SMYTH
- EU ministers guarded on pensions plan Business DENIS STAUNTON
- Signalling system `value for money', says Irish Rail Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Sharp drop in German jobless figures Business DEREK SCALLY
- Ryanair logs 45% rise in pre-tax profits Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Tech firm sets Irish record by raising €40m Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Network to aid start-up firms Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Complex talks delay conclusion of Eircell deal Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- O'Brien fails to secure gas for planned station Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Final bids for TSB are expected today Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Ryanair flies high on otherwise dull market Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Culture
- faxback Culture
- Pioneer in a medium with no textbooks Culture
- Key to playing with music Culture
- Gloom of the boom Culture
- Junior Dublin Film Festival competition Culture
- Testing the possibilities of video online Culture
- Over to You Culture
- So, what's on the web? Culture
- Baby Brother takes to our modems Culture
- Smashing Pumpkins Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
- Timebomb Culture DAVID NOWLAN
- An Druma Mor Culture VICTORIA WHITE
- RTE Vanbrugh String Quartet Culture DOUGLAS SEALY
- Still dodging controversy Culture MICHAEL MC CAUGHAN

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