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July 2001

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July 2nd 2001

- Sport
- Tipperary take their chances in the sun Sport
- September Road Sport
- Comfortable Laois win Sport
- Kelly puts on one-man show Sport
- Galway to play Armagh Sport
- Derry despatch lightweight challenge Sport
- Dublin keep marching on Sport
- Dogged Down overcome Antrim Sport
- Minor title for Tipperary Sport
- Armagh are not finished at all yet Sport
- Westmeath minors say goodbye Sport
- Jennings beats Olympic champion Sport
- Mickelson holds on Sport
- The old order is restored Sport PHILIP REID
- Brumbies tie offers Dawson choice to put up or shut up Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Munster hurling final blasts into technicolor Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Roscommon finally reach their goal Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Young Lohan enters the annals of Roscommon Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- A weight off blue and gold shoulders Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- No Aughrim ambush for Galway Sport SE N MORAN
- £7,000 goes to Tolka Sport PAUL BUTTNER
- A classic Kildare comeback Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Lions back row options limited as Charvis is banned for two weeks Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Staunton puts on a show in Sydney Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Roaring Lions tear apart the Wallabies Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- The Irish connection Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Lennon fades away Sport GRANIA WILLIS
- Rebelline lands a pretty gamble Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Galileo confirms he is out of the top drawer Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Kinane breaks Derby duck in spectacular style Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Satisfaction as patience pays off for Irish pair Sport PHILIP REID
- Monty back as leader of the pack Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
- Coffey defends double in style Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Win not enough Sport DAVID TOWNSEND
- Merrion join County in final Sport KARL JOHNSTON
- Azure seizes Sovereign's Cup Sport DAVID BRANNIGAN
- Week two will serve up a whole new ball game Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
- Britain guilty of a poor court record Sport JOHNNY WATERSON
- McCann storms home to retain title Sport SHANE STOKES
- A China syndrome to be avoided Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- McEnroe gives the BBC new balls Sport JOHN O 'SULLIVAN
- Jordan look to be back on track Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Michael takes a Sunday drive Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Business
- Brains behind old-economy businesses demonstrate how to succeed in industry Business
- Waterford Wedgwood Business
- Polish president criticises EU apathy Business
- US lifts EU import sanctions Business
- Europe hopes for a cut Business
- Public-private metro schemes can go off rails Business JOHN MCMANUS
- Trade union regard is high but only 9% are activists Business PADRAIG YEATES
- Slowdown will affect 55% firms - survey Business CARMEL LINNANE
- EIsland seeks Eircom explanation Business SIOBHAN CREATON
- Life & Style
- Culture
- Eigse continues to deliver the goods Culture

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