Article Archive

July 14th 2001

• • News

  • Drip, drip of stories reveals politician's dark side News
  • Two climbers die on Mont Blanc News
  • Boyzone star to front new show News
  • Opposition grows to Nenagh motorway News
  • Nine hurt in four-car crash near Dundalk News
  • Man was killed by tyre explosion News
  • Beaumont clinic wins MS award News
  • Memorial service for Irish couple News
  • Judge suspends sentence for unlawful killing News
  • Couple lose appeal against dismissal of case arising from their son's birth News
  • Weapons dumped after hurler attack, trial told News
  • No summer respite from the political maelstrom News
  • RUC and nationalists put blame on each other for starting night of rioting News
  • To the manor born News
  • Getting physical with the ghosts of 'The Playboy' News
  • If you can't love crudeness' News
  • Terrors of the city in mid-air News
  • The bellowing ham of `A Tram Called Lust' News
  • Irish comedy, guaranteed News
  • Biography News
  • Loose Leaves News
  • Bestsellers News
  • Popular member of painting dynasty News
  • Emphatic win for Magpies News
  • Villa lose in Croatia News
  • Goosen extends lead to three News
  • Olazabal returns to form in Scotland News
  • Wallabies clinch series decider News
  • Campbell plea to Spurs fans News
  • Governments' statement News
  • Witnesses sought to Longford hit-and-run News
  • Gardai name two men killed in Kildare crash News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • Pilot abandons world record flight from Canada to Shannon News
  • Weedkiller led to death of farmer News
  • 18-month term for assault News
  • Jailed for sex abuse of girl News
  • Man gets 4 years for stabbing murdered baby's mother News
  • Arsonist gets 15 years for burning Garda station News
  • Witness says book-keeper told her he strangled his wife News
  • `Irish Times' report defamed solicitor News
  • Gardai investigate fourth attack on home News
  • Former sniper bailed on IRA charges News
  • Thousands attend mock battle at Scarva News
  • Teenager abused six boys News
  • Leaders inch towards endgame at Shropshire talks News
  • Department defends letter to farmers News
  • U-turn on cancer unit decision News
  • Influential voices add to US debate on execution News
  • US has strategic interest in Agra summit News
  • Inquiry into ESA rocket failure News
  • Zimbabwe police accused News
  • Septuplets `doing well' News
  • 575 pneumonia cases in Spain News
  • Man accused of mother's murder News
  • Victim of brutality gets $8bn News
  • Family of dead man queries police tactics News
  • Cypriot deputies reject mast News
  • Philippines acts on hostages News
  • Croatian general agrees to go to Hague tribunal News
  • Composer who popularised Afro-Cuban jazz News
  • Questioning of church's social role led to trouble with Rome News
  • Took world of golf by storm with Big Bertha drivers News
  • We're on the road to nowhere News
  • Councillors feel sidelined News
  • Dubliners 'simply bigoted' News
  • Long-distance campaigner on Cork News
  • Sumptuous send-off News
  • The brand played on News
  • The incredibly shrinking Balkans News
  • Moore the merrier News
  • Entering mainstream fails to halt anti-globalisation's pied piper News
  • Pee Wee Herman News
  • The charm of the new News
  • The Fourth Hand News
  • Forgotten poet is our loss News
  • Police officer shot dead in Spain's Basque region News
  • Controlled explosion on device at Drumcree News
  • Emergency services come under attack in Belfast News
  • Thirty injured in Austrian train crash News
  • Serbia to exhume fourth mass grave News
  • Belgrade to start war crimes trials 'soon' News
  • Duncan Smith ahead in Tory race - Portillo News
  • Chirac rejects allegations over travel expenses News
  • 'Road Rage' dog killer jailed for three years News
  • Arafat meets US envoy in bid to end violence News
  • US academic found guilty of spying in China News
  • Ten dead as cargo plane crashes near Moscow News
  • Intercept test begin US race for missile defenses News
  • Pakistan president in India for landmark summit News
  • US Police dismiss Condit polygraph as stunt News
  • Schumacher takes 40th career pole News
  • De Boer ban boosts McCarthy's men News
  • Schumacher leads the way in the rain News
  • Space shuttle Atlantis docks with ISS News
  • China's execution record criticised News PATSY MCGARRY
  • Animal movement rule still stands News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Local firms join world class company News ANNA NOLAN
  • Safety council calls for extra vigilance in private boats News OLIVIA KELLEHER
  • Training scheme aims to cut recidivism News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Cork couple highlight their plight News OLIVIA KELLEHER
  • Dutch urged to target Irish drugs gangs News ISABEL CONWAY
  • Five-in-one children's vaccine eliminates more risks News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Overtime prison costs crisis must be addressed, says director News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Court refuses Scientology application to stop action for damages News MARY CAROLAN
  • RTE must cut costs for any rise in licence News MARK BRENNOCK
  • ESB workers accept new pay and restructuring deal News FRANK MCNALLY
  • A different gig for Stephen the Kilkenny hurler News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Riots were orchestrated, says RUC chief News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Twelfth brought violence to many areas across North News PAUL TANNEY
  • Teenager seriously injured after fall from cliff News MARY MINIHAN
  • Hospital blames council for lack of anaesthetists News ANNE LUCEY
  • An Taisce withdraws environmental awards from Munster beaches News MARY MINIHAN
  • Ministers' talks on autism a `priority' News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Factory explosion leaves one dead, one injured News ELAINE EDWARDS
  • Scheme announced to boost recycling of glass by 50% News ELAINE EDWARDS
  • UK doctor treating haemophiliacs tells of blood product `dilemma' News DECLAN FAHY
  • Documents still not found to show Burke payment News ALISON HEALY
  • Brennan rejects perjury suggestion over land deal News ALISON HEALY
  • Lowry resignation stopped work on house News COLM KEENA
  • National Chamber Choir/Celso Antunes News MARTIN ADAMS
  • CandoCo Dance Company News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Why bother with a bothersome bishop? News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Publishers line up to lay hands on savings of the Christian saved News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Bush offers new plan to combat global warming News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Portillo under new pressure as field narrows News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Polygraph test clears Condit, says lawyer News PATRICK SMYTH
  • NATO growth holds contrasting prospects for Baltics and Russia News E D DOYLE
  • Three people die in day of violence News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Bertie says hola News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Blame it on the boogie News BRIAN BOYD
  • Celts get Afro beat News JIM CARROLL
  • The Unlikely icons of Boomtown News EAMON DELANEY
  • Broadcast News News MAIRE KEARNEY
  • Coltan, by the spoonful, mobilises a bloody gold rush News HARRY BROWNE
  • Journey of a UVF killer News EUGENE MCELDOWNEY
  • Touring women at sea News MARY RUSSELL
  • Stories of talkative humanity News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Russian Roulette News BRIAN FALLON
  • End Product not resembling ingredients News BRENDAN BARRINGTON
  • Mummy dearest News MOLLY MCCLOSKEY
  • Inishowen, by Joseph O'Connor (Vintage, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Love, etc., by Julian Barnes (Picador, £6.99 in UK) News CHRISTINE MADDEN
  • Lost, by Hans-Ulrich Treichel, translated by Carol Brown Janeway (Picador, £5.00 in UK) News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • The Summer of a Dormouse, by John Mortimer (Penguin, £6.99 in UK) News LAURA SLATTERY
  • Temptation, by Dermot Bolger (Flamingo, £6.99 in UK) News BERNICE HARRISON
  • The Battle, by Richard Overy (Penguin, £5.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Cutting the Night in Two: short stories by Irish women writers, edited by Evelyn Conlon and Hans-Christian Oeser (New Island, £10.99) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Fugit Amor News CATHERINE PHIL MACCARTHY
  • Press freedom the Irish way News MICHAEL FOLEY
  • Old-fashioned tale of life and love News OLIVIA HAMILTON
  • Travelling to hell and back to make sense of a horrific war News PETER CUNNINGHAM
  • First Truth News PATRICK MACDONOGH
  • Governments still working on possible Northern formula News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Beijing selected to host Olympic Games in 2008 News TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Mrs Doyle hired to badger the British into paying their taxes News SIOBHAN CREATON

  • Sport

  • Respect replaced former nastiness Sport
  • Proving that size does not matter in slimline era Sport
  • Heathers making hay Sport
  • This day in golf history Sport
  • Back firmly to the wall Sport
  • Paul perseveres Sport
  • With a Walker in the White House the cup may runneth over Sport
  • A golden drive-in Sport
  • Squire's booming tone Sport
  • Boys crash again Sport
  • Johnson warns of player burn-out Sport
  • Depend on Man O'Mystery Sport
  • Meath's man on the square has an all-round game Sport
  • Ulster SHC: Final - Derry v Down, Casement Park, 3.30 Sport
  • Three wins give Ireland fine start Sport
  • Making a killing on the Orient Express Sport
  • Secrets of the sod Sport
  • Beijing pummels the opposition Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
  • Wounded Lions to face Test of pride Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Daly thrives without the medicine men Sport ALISTAIR TAIT
  • Ireland repeat the double Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • Steels relegated to last place Sport WILLIAM FOTHERINGHAM
  • Hakkinen refuses to take the back seat Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Time Away to cheer Dunlop Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Weld to dominate Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Leinster SFC: Final - Dublin v Meath, Croke Park, 4.20 (Net 2) Sport SE N MORAN
  • Bohemians escape UEFA sanction Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Munster SFC: Final - Kerry v Cork, Pβirc U∅ Chaoimh, 2.30 (Net 2) Sport SE N MORAN
  • The Hills have a mountain to climb Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Carroll shows progress Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Vote will bolster China's reform policy Sport MIRIAM DONOHOE
  • When the sun goes rolling down Croagh Patrick Sport MICHAEL VINEY

  • Business

  • O'Brien must convince ESOT to change horses Business
  • Dow has first winning week in two months Business
  • Swiss and German travel companies feel the pinch Business
  • US momentum keeps London rally going Business
  • Napster appeals closure ruling Business
  • Greencore trims back for #25m Business
  • Italy committed to cutting budget deficit Business

  • Opinion

  • Red Cow Roundabout Letters
  • Helping Uganda emerge from its past Opinion
  • Judgment in Jamie Sinnot Case Letters
  • Two Tribes Letters
  • Sounds of Summer Letters
  • Over-grazing in the west Letters
  • Images of God from the age of steam Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Corrections and Clarifications Opinion
  • The Olympics Go To Beijing Opinion
  • Selling Eircom Opinion
  • Judgment in Jamie Sinnot Case Letters
  • Judgment in Jamie Sinnot Case Letters
  • Safeguarding State Assets Letters
  • Ordination of Women Letters
  • Ordination of Women Letters
  • Poverty In Ireland Letters
  • Poverty in Ireland Letters
  • Cayman Islands Controls Letters
  • Government's shallow, shameful victory Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Human dignity lies at heart of Sinnott case Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • An Irishman's Diary An Irishman's Diary Opinion NORMAN JENKINSON

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • With the greatest of respect, your honours, this is a mess Culture
  • Zipping up the loopholes on fly-by-night fathers Culture
  • Irish among 100,000 activists expected at G8 summit in Genoa Culture
  • Genoa braces for disruption of G8 summit Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Time now for parties to reflect on a mess of their own making Culture
  • Unelected judges cannot remedy some wrongs only a government can put right Culture
  • School's court saga highlights problem of dealing with hash use Culture
  • Dot.com boom believers sober up Culture
  • Less-known artists coming into the picture Culture
  • As readers of Fintan O'Toole's fine 1997 biography Culture
  • Irish silver enjoys abiding popularity so there should Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Ministers reject EU ban on protesters Culture DENIS STAUNTON