Article Archive

March 10th 2001

• • News

  • Cork man injured in attempted robbery News
  • RUC investigate attempt to poison Adair News
  • Youth questioned over Limerick stabbing News
  • Man killed in Wexford car crash named News
  • Prof John Hegarty elected Provost of TCD News
  • Employers warned over exploiting immigrants News
  • Concern over escalation of foot-and-mouth in Britain News
  • Man rescued after fishing boat caught fire News
  • Gardai probe stabbings in Meath, Monaghan and Limerick News
  • Three wounded in separate Belfast shootings News
  • North Carolina death-row inmate executed News
  • Arafat urges Israel to resume peace talks News
  • Wycombe Wanderers through to FA Cup Semis News
  • Makinen increases lead in Rally of Portugal News
  • Parnevik drives on in Honda Classic News
  • Napster has four days to block 135,000 songs News
  • Woods assures parents, pupils this year's exams will take place News
  • Adams warns peace process could fail over weapons News
  • Tickets for U2's Slane concert sell out in 45 minutes News
  • Noonan's support drops below Burton's News
  • Three questioned after drugs seizure in Naas News
  • Israelis shoot dead Palestinian in Gaza News
  • Taliban say Buddhas 80 per cent destroyed News
  • British bomb squad prepares to search jet News
  • Twelve British foot-and-mouth cases today News
  • Thirteen killed, 15 wounded in Kashmir violence News
  • Japan's Mori announces intention to resign - report News
  • Hundreds of couples volunteer for cloning experiment News
  • Palestinians Say Arafat-Sharon Meeting Sought News
  • British tractors quarantined in Alabama News
  • Taliban minister to meet Annan over statue destruction News
  • Oklahoma bomber McVeigh gets wish for no autopsy News
  • Two men travelled in BBC bomb blast taxi News
  • O'Sullivan off the pace in 3000m final News
  • O'Sullivan through to 1500m final News
  • Maier wins fourth World Cup title News
  • Arthurs ousts top seed Rafter News
  • Businessman who became JCB News
  • Founded NYO in Britain and widely involved in Irish music circles News
  • Christian first, Protestant second News
  • Pastoral innovator with a passion for western ways News
  • Journalist who chronicled his life with cancer News
  • Clontarf Island News
  • `Snakeheads' make a killing News
  • A chattering chorus of new voices News
  • Islanders are left all at sea News
  • Running from a world of misery News
  • The epitome of cool News
  • O sole mio, with chips News
  • It's not a satire, it's surreal News
  • New tunes from the silent one News
  • The Deportees News
  • Hungry as a bear News
  • Treasures hidden in old maps News
  • Fortress with a story to tell News
  • O'Hehir today, gone tomorrow News
  • Alas, poor Laurence (Part 1) News
  • Alas, poor Laurence (Part 2) News
  • Alas, poor Laurence (Part 3 - Biography) News
  • Fitting tribute News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Spanish workers find themselves at home in Limerick News
  • No damp in walls of `Ashes' Limerick News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • The global fight to protect the children News
  • Laughing `Rambo' fires back answers in undented armour News
  • Ex-NIB analyst wrote `hot money' letter News
  • Court rules there was no basis for jailing man in `bizarre' case News
  • Guerin trial verdict may be reached on Thursday News
  • Man jailed for rape of daughters News
  • Gardai say man admitted stabbing News
  • Cork man on murder charge News
  • Papers apologise for allegation News
  • Five years' jail for killing father News
  • Jail for sexually assaulting girl News
  • Two found guilty of armed robbery News
  • Appeal over missing woman News
  • Four-year-old boy makes off in toy truck News
  • Three men shot in Belfast News
  • Two stabbed in robbery attempt News
  • 11 children hurt in minibus crash News
  • Cleric abhors `selfishness' over crisis News
  • EU commissioner monitors action News
  • Ferry firm calls for tourism plan News
  • Meat and whiskey found in container News
  • Farmers in Louth zone talk of `rigid' restrictions News
  • One day at a time, fearing the news headlines News
  • FG embarrassment may prompt a political cleanup News
  • Florida teenager gets life sentence News
  • EU officials for Middle East News
  • Terre'Blanche wins reprieve News
  • Thousands gather in Mexico to welcome rebel chief News
  • Date in May set for Italian elections News
  • Praised officer on rape charge News
  • Mayor calls on right to unite News
  • Greens call for end to protests News
  • Farmers bury murdered woman News
  • Swiss move to legalise cannabis News
  • Pet owners now `pet guardians' News
  • In the hot House News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Japanese engagements News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • A day off News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • More cow trouble News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Twice by the book News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • History lesson News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • O'Leary's back News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Strumming from Wolverhampton to Parnassus News JOHN KELLY
  • Ideas lost at the university of life News EDDIE HOLT
  • The Virgin Prunes News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Wedding bells for Che News ARTHUR MATHEWS
  • Mating frogs don't need to break the ice News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Eye On Nature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Horizons News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Broadcast News News MAIRE KEARNEY
  • Shoot to thrill News SHANE HEGARTY
  • Faithful for life unto Aran News TIM ROBINSON
  • From the rabbit hole of illness News YVONNE NOLAN
  • Breakfast at the end of the world News BRENDAN GLACKEN
  • Reworking the mundane with a solid hand News MOLLY MCCLOSKEY
  • Pandas and philosophy in a rich soup of a book News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Less hip, more lit (Part 1) News IAN KILROY
  • Less hip, more lit (Part 2) News EAMON DELANEY
  • Rescuing the `donkey-general' from ridicule News KEVIN MYERS
  • A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, by Dave Eggers (Picador, £6.99 in UK) News BERNICE HARRISON
  • The Making of the Celtic Tiger: The Inside Story of Ireland's Boom Economy, by Ray MacSharry and Padraic White (Mercier Press, £12.99) News COLM KEENA
  • A Walk Around the West Indies, by Hunter Davies (Orion, £7.99 in UK) News SARAH MARRIOTT
  • No Drinking, No Dancing, No Doctors, by Martina Evans (Bloomsbury, £6.99 in UK) News BERNICE HARRISON
  • In Defence of History, by Richard J. Evans(Granta, £8.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • A Lesson Before Dying, Ernest J. Gaines (Serpent's Tail, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • A Lost Lady, By Willa Cather (Virago, £7.99 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Corps values News JOHN BANVILLE
  • Children's rights, public wrongs News MARIE MURRAY
  • Truth from the tenements News CARLO GEBLER
  • One house, five sisters, one secret News LIAM HARTE
  • Like a dangerous literary sandwich News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • When limos met Maltesers News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Into the operatic storm at the Ocean News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Raining Kanes News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Prudence nobbled News FRANK MCNALLY
  • New threat to exams after angry reaction to court ruling News SEAN FLYNN
  • FAI abandons Eircom Park plan after deal on Stadium Ireland News GILLIAN NI CHEALLAIGH
  • Plans to clone a human later this year are greeted with horror News DICK AHLSTROM
  • Cabrera and Karlsson set the pace in Qatar News Paul Gallagher

  • Sport

  • Uncomfortable Tiger falls short of passing the Bear's driving test Sport
  • Golf says goodbye to Peter Sport
  • Ryder on the range Sport
  • Ireland's model amateurs Sport
  • Slow on the uptake Sport
  • This day in golf history Sport
  • Ace helps Coughlan to make the cut Sport
  • St Patrick's Day GAA fixtures undecided Sport
  • Darcy shows vintage form as the desert wind gets up Sport
  • Farming gives rise to thriving prop Sport
  • Sergeant York in command Sport
  • Racing may stop until May Sport
  • Counting cost of standing idly by Sport
  • Feeling the pinch: How clubs are coping on the ground Sport
  • Eircom Park: A short, troubled life Sport
  • The players: How the central characters fared in the stadium drama Sport
  • Critics plan to topple O'Byrne Sport
  • A man determined to cut his first love down to size Sport
  • Raul banned and fined over handball incident Sport
  • A journey worth making Sport
  • Team News And Statistics Sport
  • El Guerrouj has spring in his step Sport
  • Carroll happy with the best of company Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Windfall may still have its fall guy Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Sonia to attempt Lisbon double Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Harrington keeps eye on the Tiger Sport PHILIP REID
  • Dublin bout depends on medical Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Umpiring falls England's way Sport MIKE SELVEY
  • Football's fickle finger of fate Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Lennon to continue NI career Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Tennis Ireland may look to new futures Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • A charmed life on the links Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Marathon exercise in blood testing Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • O'Brien's big TV break Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • It's early doors in the triple jump Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Quotes Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON

  • Business

  • Line rental raised by Eircom Business
  • BBA Ireland to buy firm from owners Business
  • Irish bookies may set up offshore Business
  • US earnings confessions keep London struggling Business
  • Tumbling Nasdaq adds to pressure on techs Business
  • Nasdaq plunges 5.35% while Dow drops 2.05% Business
  • McCreevy under mounting pressure to rein in State spending estimates Business JANE SUITER
  • Powers sought to compel witnesses Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • NRA warns on soaring costs of infrastructure Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Hibernian offers new savings product Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
  • Irish software firm settles out of court Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
  • Major Irish trade delegation arrives in Japan to forge business links Business MIRIAM DONOHOE
  • Prospects of world trade talks boosted Business PATRICK SMYTH
  • EPower may abandon the Irish market Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Intel sends bad vibes through tech stocks Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
  • US electronics firm buys Antrim business for €7.9m and plans to create 84 jobs Business MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Belfast shipyard wins MoD contract Business MONICA UNSWORTH
  • Faxhill corrected invoices, court told Business COLM KEENA
  • Macalla UK drive to mean 50 jobs Business CIARAN BRENNAN
  • US billionaire set to be Irish ambassador Business CONOR O'CLERY
  • Shop around and save in long run Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Brown budget suffers from charm deficit Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Harsh words delivered to euro-sceptic author Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Source of cash flow a source of trouble? Business DOMINIC COYLE
  • Wall Street reels as Intel delivers more bad news Business CONOR O'CLERY

  • Opinion

  • The Telenor Cheque Letters
  • Rejecting The `Real IRA' Letters
  • Controversy Over Communion Letters
  • Controversy Over Communion Letters
  • Naming A Ship Letters
  • `Family Friendly' Letters
  • Maths Lesson from U2 Letters
  • St Patrick's Day Exodus Letters
  • Foot-And-Mouth disease Letters
  • Waxwings In Rathfarnham Letters
  • The Agreement Survives Opinion
  • Stadium Ireland Opinion
  • This week they said Opinion
  • Modelling the Gospel Opinion
  • The Telenor Cheque Letters
  • The Telenor Cheque Letters
  • Our view of Pope is not shared elsewhere Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • Dangers of corporate funding for parties too great Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • Democracy pays inland of wink and nod Opinion DICK WALSH
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion JOE HUMPHREYS

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Forthcoming auctions Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Provosts inherit past but look to future Culture
  • Bereaved mother wants `joyride' film banned Culture
  • When patients compete for a bed Culture
  • Telenor should be final nail in coffin of corporate funding Culture
  • Finally, peace and hope for the woman subjected to years of terror Culture
  • Air is still very thin on the high moral ground Culture
  • Political prophet, but not in his own country (Part 1) Culture
  • Political prophet, but not in his own country (Part 2) Culture
  • Political prophet, but not in his own country (Part 3) Culture
  • Stopping a war before it can start Culture
  • The victims of China's gulags Culture
  • Trinity provost election too close to call Culture EMMET OLIVER
  • A turbulent Irish cleric with a mission Culture DECLAN WALSH
  • Art from Derek Hill's studio to make £200,000 Culture ROBERT O'BYRNE