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March 2001

‹ Mar 29th 2001 Mar 31st 2001 ›

March 30th 2001

- Sport
- Ail team news Sport
- UCD have a bit extra Sport
- Van Gaal has to settle for a losing draw Sport
- Brazilian defeat a `national disgrace' Sport
- Soccer Digest: Cash still scarce at Tottenham Sport
- Rain stops play in Atlanta Sport
- The other Franco grabs lead Sport
- Unfair criticism levelled at schools Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
- Irish warm up for Chile Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Lucky break for Dublin as Whelan returns Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Autumn dates to be agreed Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Charles is forced out Sport GRANIA WILLIS
- No action over Hendry Sport MIKE WILSON
- Naked truths revealed behind bare facts Sport EMMET MALONE
- Preview: FAI National League Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Second attempt is more than enough for Rovers Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- Tension rises as Barrichello gets fired up Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Killester's title Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Turf Club and IHA to meet group today on start-up date Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Scanlon off to a strong start Sport SHANE STOKES
- Calendar wiped out by cancellations Sport BRIAN FOLEY
- Aussies drive Corinthian spirit Sport DERMOT ASHMORE
- Biggest test for league leaders Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Gannon balance of power may shift Sport LIAM GORMAN
- Organisers urged to take clear precautions Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
- Williams advances after scrappy match Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Perfect pitch in season finale Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Sports Digest: IOC praise for Paris Sport
- Business
- Kerry to invest £9m in Australia Business
- Calls for inquiry into car insurance Business
- Statoil acquires 3 stations and site Business
- Central Bank puts out warning notice Business
- Firms to decide on consumer scheme Business
- Irish interests lift Scottish Radio Business
- Ireland escapes M&S cutbacks Business
- ICC Bank security staff may strike Business
- Diamond shines on Minmet unit Business
- Ulster Bank sets out savings plan Business
- New Ireland pension sales up Business
- Asset managers place their bets in Rehab Great Investment race Business
- Name: Tom Parlon Business
- Parlon keeping his best foot forward despite ongoing crises on the farms Business
- Baltimore's own goal Business
- Crean tempts but be warned Business
- Alza move puts focus on Elan Business
- Financials strengthen on back of link-up talks Business
- US profits warnings sap investors' confidence Business
- More warnings reawaken investors' jitters Business
- Niagra rises Business
- Guide listing has sting in the tail Business
- A message from beyond the grave Business
- One life Business
- GPRS provides a faint gleam of light on gloomy horizon for info-tech sector Business
- Mirador secures funding boost Business
- Safer antennae being developed Business
- Data Electronics links with INEX Business
- Radisson Hotel goes interactive Business
- Power's online accounts up 30% Business
- Bookie battles foot-and-mouth Business
- Reborn Scour aims to surf second online music wave Business
- Long-term care options get a boost with tax break Business
- Big money going into hedge funds Business
- Davy sees growth potential at DCC Business
- Questions & Answers Business
- Bad debt fears weigh heavily on bank shares Business
- Gift tax provision extended Business
- Get your financial house in order with rent scheme Business
- Contract clears up grey area Business
- Revenue helps sort out concerns on new tax credit system Business
- Tax benefit for coming home Business
- First Active date for diaries Business
- Forestry fund opportunity Business
- Suggestions welcome Business
- Incubator for high-tech stars Business
- Quiet German banker outflanks rivals to seal cross-border merger Business
- Dublin 4 site sold for record price Business JACK FAGAN
- Eircom to shut down digital publishing arm Business BARRY O'KEEFFE
- Euro falls as ECB fails to cut rates Business DENIS STAUNTON
- ICS pre-tax surplus up 6.3% Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- NTL revises digital fibre network plans Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Thumbs up for Irish policy Business JANE SUITER
- ESB on brink of industrial action Business PADRAIG YEATES
- Revised spending figures may cause some concern Business JANE SUITER
- Rehab to raise £5m towards funding of Cork hospital Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- Irish Biscuits to shed 100 jobs on voluntary basis Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Atlantic Corridor brings two states closer Business CONOR O'CLERY
- US has survived the worst, Republic set to grow - economist Business JANE SUITER
- New board to be set up to reduce cost of personal injury claims Business EAMON HURLEY
- Seeking a better work-life balance Business YVES BAROU
- State's inflation battle is far from over Business AUSTIN HUGHES
- Smurfit report discloses extent of chairman's pay Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Lobby groups say shareholders should get vote on executive pay Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- CRH rights issues is highlight of dull day Business BRENDAN MCGRATH
- Take stock where fools rush in Business SHEILA O'FLANAGAN
- Spiritual tool gets to the root of what makes workers tick Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- Business On Television Business MICHAEL CONWAY
- Brought To Book Business JOHN MULQUEEN
- DoCoMo aims to build upon i-mode success Business PAUL GILLESPIE
- After-hour's trading losing its appeal Business CAROL POWER
- The Pockey Business SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH
- The 3G future is bright despite current gloom Business KARLIN LILLINGTON
- Irish firm develops lifesaving project Business DICK AHLSTRON
- Dublin firm sets up operation in Korea Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Galway firm receives £3m investment injection Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Communicating with the hard to reach gets award Business JAMIE SMYTH
- Smart tag will drive micropayments age Business JAMIE SMYTH
- State faces cash headache over long-term care Business JANE O'SULLIVAN
- First Artist scores early in representation game Business DAVID OWEN
- Investment book market slumps Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Toy soldiers set sights on high prices Business JOE ARMSTRONG
- With-profit principle holds despite changes Business CLARE O'DEA
- People On The Move Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Life & Style
- Culture
- A home from home for working women Culture
- Hair is where the heart is Culture CONAL CREEDON
- Iphigenia at Aulis Culture GERRY COLGAN
- Low Culture KEVIN COURTNEY
- Mark Murphy Culture ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Lights, camera, dissatisfaction Culture HUGH LINEHAN
- Rooting out your family tree Culture SARAH MARRIOTT

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