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March 2001

‹ Mar 15th 2001 Mar 17th 2001 ›

March 16th 2001

- Sport
- Smyth on route 66 to the top Sport
- Liverpool show their cup steel Sport
- Doherty cruises to facile victory Sport
- Newslines: Africa to get 2010 World Cup Sport
- Maybury forgives Nedved Sport
- Festival to stage an extra bumper contest Sport
- Doubt over Admiral's Cup as deadline looms Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
- Circuit of Ireland bows to the inevitable Sport BRIAN FOLEY
- Foot-and-mouth in SA unlikely to affect tour Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Saving the Six Nations a priority Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
- Clarke fails to find form Sport DAVID DAVIES
- Counties anticipate joys of return - except London Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- No change to inactivity on home front Sport SHANE STOKES
- Directors to take O'Byrne to task Sport EMMET MALONE
- Frentzen feels wrath of Ferrari Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- India end Australia's Test run Sport MARK RAY
- Spinners get some reward Sport MIKE SELVEY
- Business
- Compaq to shed 5,000 jobs Business
- Smurfit shares hit nine-month low Business
- Openet to employ additional 200 Business
- Examiner board members resign Business
- Compaq to cut 5,000 jobs on poor earnings Business
- Oil producers in talks on price measures Business
- Income at merged firm up to P8.5bn Business
- Grafton Group chief sells shares Business
- Takeover Panel extends scope Business
- Gibney announces new appointments Business
- New CityJet route begins operation Business
- Savings schemes rating to be set up Business
- Ennis seeks job dividend from high IT profile Business
- Irish successes spur return of the IRMAs Business
- Smurfit's tale of woe continues Business
- To charge or not to charge - that is the question Business
- BWG may have to be split up to find buyers Business
- Nasdaq trading firm seeks Dublin manager who enjoys late shift Business
- Galen hits a bumpy stretch Business
- Nokia surge buoys telecom sector Business
- Late flurry helps Footsie regain poise Business
- Blue chips cling to modest gains Business
- One Life Business
- Two wheels bad for tax relief Business
- Memory lapse at Online.ie Business
- Touts salivate at U2 ticket drought Business
- Irish-led initiative seeks to stifle the jet engine's roar Business
- US drug industry in rude health Business
- £5m expansion at software group Business
- Hush opts for Worldport Business
- Problem-solving deal for Trintech Business
- Dedicated website set up for vets Business
- Eircom wins £2m IBM contract Business
- New stress test for home loans Business
- Light at end of tunnel for Glanbia Business
- Positive advice on Bank of Ireland Business
- Caution urged on Baltimore Business
- Pharmaceutical stocks are still a good long-term bet Business
- Q & A Business
- Childcare key to missed work Business
- Ark Life offer on savings scheme Business
- Better business news from Aertel Business
- Web address for charity tax group Business
- Suggestions welcome Business
- Investing offshore is above board despite reputation Business
- Pensions Bill may be hatched by Easter Business
- Taking stock at the top Business
- Cayman Islands firm to object to Irish inquiries Business COLM KEENA
- ESB-Statoil deal may lead to plant closure Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Cork firm develops aircraft cushion that prevents clots Business MIRIAM DONOHOE
- Pre-tax profits up at Pernod Ricard Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Euro falls as ECB leaves interest rates unchanged Business DENIS STAUNTON
- Smurfit shares fall on earnings warning Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- ITouch reports loss of P24m Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Exports run at record rates Business JANE SUITER
- Disease scare affecting all economic activities Business JANE SUITER
- House prices are still rising but pace is slowing Business JANE SUITER
- Revenue probes circle of friends Business COLM KEENA
- It's crisis time again in Japan as yen plummets and stocks crash Business MIRIAM DONOHOE
- Irish firms sign deals worth $25m Business MIRIAM DONOHOE
- Republic falling behind in race for e-business Business JACKIE HARRISON
- Weighing up cost of fortress farm policy Business JANE SUITER
- Shares down despite international rally Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Reports of work-related health problems increase Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Down-home guru bounces back Business SHEILA O'FLANAGAN
- Reforming capitalism to build a better world Business JOHN MULQUEEN
- Business On Television Business SHEILA O'KELLY
- The eBike Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- Anam scores with World Cup SMS deal Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- State must iron out infrastructure planning process Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Openet secures major deal with AT&T Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Meteor appoints its first chief executive Business JOHN CRADDEN
- Data centres to benefit as ASP industry consolidates Business JOHN CRADDEN
- US markets want action, not words Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- One person's risky bet is another's safety play Business CLARE GASCOIGNE
- Glass work fetches glittering prices Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Review shows rapid growth in bank and credit card use Business CLARE O'DEA
- People on the Move Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Yahoo group is down but not out Business JEFF PRUZAN
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Fiction for a better reality Culture
- Immigrants a target in new South Africa Culture
- Fleeing the tragic state of Nigeria Culture
- Corrections And Clarifications Culture
- A tale of two Georgies Culture CONAL CREEDON
- `Road to Republic starts in Brixton' Culture PAUL CULLEN

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