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March 2001

‹ Mar 27th 2001 Mar 29th 2001 ›

March 28th 2001

- Sport
- Hosts disrupt North's plans Sport
- Newslines Sport
- Longford fight back Sport
- Rotten apples still spoiling the barrel Sport
- Main points Sport
- Williams racism claims `nonsense' Sport
- Hanley the hero Sport
- Fitzgerald named on Kerry team Sport
- Catterick in exclusion zone Sport
- Debate centres on who will partner Kluivert Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- How low are we prepared to go? Sport DES FAHY
- England must not let their guard down Sport DAVID LACEY
- Andorra rank underachievers Sport EMMET MALONE
- Duff can still be hit Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- `Weakest link' should be broken with ease Sport MARK LAWRENSON
- McCarthy makes just two changes Sport EMMET MALONE
- All-Ireland League: Team news Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Hectic schedule a worry for Munster Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- O'Brien punished for his mistakes Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Referees to get more freedom and assistance Sport SEAN MORAN
- Business
- Family dynasty remains top of the food chain Business
- US consumer confidence shakes off the blues Business
- Nortel is to cut 5,000 more jobs Business
- ESB staff share plan gets go-ahead Business
- Nasdaq buys into European market Business
- Kerry puts €38m into Asia project Business
- Icon logs 13% rise in profits Business
- IMI cancels conference Business
- Scandinavian telecoms announce cost cuts Business
- Investors prefer to focus on expected good news Business
- Dow jumps 260 points in dramatic turnaround Business
- Michael Smurfit paid €6.6m by group Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Foot-and-mouth crisis affects Power earnings Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Insurance board says its future is in doubt Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Government `swims in hostile waters' Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Receiver appointed at Nua directors' request Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Senior managers go as e-security company decides to shed 21 jobs Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Ericsson cost-cuts to take their toll on Irish operations Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Irish backed group wins UK air-traffic control contract Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Main Street USA much more upbeat than Wall Street Business CONOR O'CLERY
- Property inflation set to lose pace Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Market closes higher but dealers cautious on rally Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Culture
- Something for nothing? Culture
- Local variety the spice of life Culture
- Getting ahead without advertising Culture
- No news is good news Culture
- Over to you Culture
- Lumpy art history and other social disorders Culture
- Current favourites Culture
- Mad about books? Join the club Culture
- Corrections and Clarifications Culture
- Present imperative Culture HELEN MEANY
- Miceal O'Rourke (piano), NSO/Gerhard Markson Culture MICHAEL DERVAN
- You Who Have Never Arrived Culture CAROLYN SWIFT
- Trio Arbos Culture DOUGLAS SEALY

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