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March 2001

‹ Mar 24th 2001 Mar 27th 2001 ›

March 26th 2001

- Sport
- O'Byrne defends FAI facility Sport
- Flat display still delivers the goods Sport
- Van Hooijdonk gets chance to impress Sport
- O'Shaughnessy goes on the rampage Sport
- St Jarlath's maintain their dominance Sport
- Sheridan goals help Navan retain title Sport
- Moore's point means they must meet again Sport
- Bradley takes the initiative Sport
- Athlone hit and miss out Sport
- St Mary's fire past Trinity Sport
- Dublin colleges ambush St Kieran's Sport
- Birr blitz their way to a 16th title Sport
- Clara survive a late rising Sport
- Sri Lanka take one-day series Sport
- Fichardt makes his European Tour breakthrough Sport
- Auteuil victory for Baracouda Sport
- Kirby hits the spot Sport
- UCD ease away from relegation Sport
- Disjointed Kilkenny torn apart Sport
- Bray miss out Sport
- Wild-card Roddick dumps Sampras Sport
- Jennings steps up Sport
- McGowan on mark Sport
- Humphreys wins duel Sport
- Garryowen sneak win Sport
- Buccaneers leave it late Sport
- Tiger roars into lead in tense rain-delayed final round Sport
- Constructive trust in favour of intended beneficiary where clear intention defeated by error Sport SIOBHAN STACK
- Bandwagon not blazing but it's still rolling Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Sectarianism lowers its ugly head Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- McCarthy hails captain Keane Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- McIlroy's men make a point Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- McCarthy's men abroad Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Bayern blunder Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Maldini's magic Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Literally bizarre Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Quotes of the week Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Gormless Goram Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Hard to swallow Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Welsh hampered by serious back problems Sport TREVOR HAYLETT
- Keane happy with overall display despite sloppy play Sport EMMET MALONE
- Good cause to feel pleased Sport MARK LAWRENSON
- Gutted, but not flattened Sport MIKE WILSON
- Captain's armband begins to fit Beckham comfortably Sport DAVID LACEY
- Crisis knocks Louth out of leagues Sport SEAN MORAN
- Trinity keep hopes alive Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- Leading teams march on Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Impressive wins for Rock and O'Grady Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
- Carrick rider makes it a double Sport SHANE STOKES
- Menacing hole that never fails to fascinate Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Fairyhouse lose some sponsors Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Preview Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Carlow go under to Bohemians Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- McAllister earns victory for Terenure Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Quigley's boot eases the tedium Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Miller mesmerises Crescent Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Ross upwardly mobile Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Trivia pursuit Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Wallace on the mend Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- English invasion Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Shannon survive turning tide Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Not all of our heroes are gone Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- It all goes wrong for O'Sullivan Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- First-rate team performance Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- No beauty in eyes of beholders Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Business
- Main Points Business
- EU glosses over tensions at summit Business
- ECB debates rate move Business
- Quality system makes customers top priority Business
- Devil in the detail of Tribune deal Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Car insurance firms are `operating a cartel' Business JOHN MCMANUS
- O'Rourke disagreed with Kane bonuses Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Talks soon on China's WTO entry Business MIRIAM DONOHOE
- Deregulation pace must be accelerated - OECD Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Caught in glare of exam headlights Business MADELEINE LYONS
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Musician in glass Culture
- Fertile ground for a Saddam resurgence Culture
- ASTI dispute optimism fades Culture
- A Famine Project Starved of Cash Culture BRENDAN GLACKEN

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