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February 2001

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February 12th 2001

- Sport
- Mickelson wins with a double bogey Sport
- It's like a family here Sport
- Quotes of the week Sport
- Hannon proves key for Wicklow Sport
- O'Shaughnessy shows the way Sport
- St Flannan's hopes alive Sport
- McMahon is Newry ace Sport
- Abbey hold sway in the second half Sport
- Down's youth the key Sport
- Trivia Pursuit Sport
- Buccaneers sinking Sport
- Championship first for cool Rovanpera Sport
- Dazed O'Brien is Hunter's prey Sport
- Shock for Real at Bilbao Sport
- City crash again Sport
- McHugh strikes Sport
- Switzerland stun the US Sport
- Longford slip Sport
- Bad career move Sport
- Song of the week Sport
- Criminal activity Sport
- Sky blues Sport
- Meath get Fennelly's reign off to dire start Sport
- McIntosh strikes twice to make Antrim's day Sport
- Tipperary march all over Derry Sport
- Kilkenny saunter past limp Laois Sport
- Galway find second wind Sport
- Armagh's attack has the cutting edge Sport
- Bitterly close for Leitrim Sport
- Brady nets the points in the nick of time Sport
- Laois deserve a first scalp Sport
- Mayo fire on all cylinders Sport
- Below par Kildare just do enough to earn win Sport
- Managers hit out after late postponement Sport
- Derry achieve Tohill control Sport
- Farrell setback Sport
- 91 not out Sport
- AIB Team of Week Sport
- Rugby Speak Sport
- Constitution silence Thomond roar Sport
- Staunton in top form Sport
- Ballymena too generous Sport
- Dungannon get travel sickness Sport
- Galthie may miss Ireland match Sport
- A ringside seat as entertainment eats sport Sport
- Bobbyjo to miss Aintree Sport
- Baddeley's Norman conquest Sport
- Scottish crown now Celtic's to throw away Sport RICHARD WILLIAMS
- DLSP player may be cited Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Double still on as Killester down rivals Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Tyson and Lewis are within reach Sport JOHN RAWLING
- Feat that is second to none Sport PAUL WEAVER
- Arsenal must try to build on this Sport MARTIN THORPE
- Barber raises the hackles Sport DOMINIC FIFIELD
- Newcastle take their home troubles away with them Sport RICHARD RAE
- Kids stuff Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- United prepare for Spain with exhibition Sport DAVID LACEY
- The bottom line is top dollar Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Weather rules in Wexford Sport SEAN MORAN
- Clare attack hits a brick wall Sport PAT ROCHE
- Old reliables still pull strings up north Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Offaly show directed by Claffey Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Carr weary after another bad crash Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Bold Cavan stand tall to repel late Royal siege Sport PHILIP REID
- The Wild Geese Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Unyielding defence brings Galwegians the points Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- The home boys revel in wind and muck Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Carlow remain top of table Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Blackrock victory at a cost Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Terenure continue to improve Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Turnovers condemn the Exiles Sport ROBERT KITSON
- Ned Kelly shows his battling qualities Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Ulster hands will lift cup Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Glenanne hex puts paid to holders Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- Fairways in need of new villains Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- O'Sullivan enjoys useful tune-up Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- When darts missed the bullseye Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Business
- Stock Exchange Business
- Tory Euro-sceptics could gain ammunition from stance Business
- EU row earns McCreevy political points at home Business
- State agencies key to climate of success Business
- Possible new offer may strengthen Eircom hand Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- New scheme for small savers Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Banks must explain changes to customers Business MARY CANIFFE
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Straight from the heart Culture

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