21 July, 2001 Digital News Archive

Lawyers seek further details from Lawlor

By Paul Cullen

Coats Viyella shut down North plant

By Francess McDonnell

G8 leaders say Mideast violence a serious danger

All Hail the New Puritans, ed. by Nicholas Blincoe and Matt Thorne (Fourth Estate, £6.99 in UK)

By By CHRISTINE MADDEN

How to pass the Driver test

Rivers recede in Indian floods, more evacuated

Forthcoming Auctions

Invasion Of Jellyfish

Horizons

By Sylvia Thompson

Microsoft warning takes shine off local market

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

No fireworks from 'Ollie' or Campbell

By Paul Gallagher

Policeman faces manslaughter probe in G8 shooting

Nice forever

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

EPA report finds air quality is poor

A deeply moral soldier

By By KEVIN MYERS

Well, I'll say a big 'amen' to you, Brother Dunphy

By By HARRY BROWNE

EU observers killed in landmine accident

The hollering priest who terrified his flock

Second space tourist likely

French minister calls for end to summits

Bridging artistic fjords

Made significant contribution to the study of psychoanalysis

Couto gets 10-month ban for doping

Unofficial industrial action to hit trains on Monday

Forthcoming Fairs

Irish firms fear pension fund will be managed by foreign institutions

By By JANE SUITER

Hating the Aussie Run

Flood displaces 100,000 people

Former executive denies misleading colleagues on Lowry company loan

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Clears sighted

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Gardaí confident of dead woman's identity

Violent protest mars first day of G8 summit

By By PADDY AGNEW

Preparing For The Euro

Irish priest who became the 'Pied Piper of Rome'

Ahern says Irish still support EU

By By MARK BRENNOCK

AIB mortgages pact in Spain

Boating enthusiasts will delight in the expansion of our top pleasure waterway

Preparing for rap nirvana

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

RTE And The Licence Fee

Palestinians call for revenge at funeral of three-month-old boy

By By CHRISTINE HAUSER

Compromise sought at climate talks

Neptune strike gold again

Broadcast News

By By MAIRE KEARNEY

Petrel hopes centre on Iraq

By By ELLA SHANAHAN

Viewers evict car salesman

Divers return to sunken Russian submarine

Belarus denies officially sanctioned `death squad' is targeting opponents

By By CHRIS STEPHEN

Interim profit tumbles 70% at Smurfit Stone

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Quigley storms up to the front with a 62

Cyprus invasion marked

O'Brien, Buckley expected to present evidence

By Arthur Beesley

The tangled tale of a strange loan linked to Lowry

Vodafone says shortage of 3G handsets could cause delays

By John McManus

Front man outlines a strategy to net results

Season's best for Carroll

Armstrong unswerving in mind

By By WILLIAM FOTHERINGHAM

Champion of the Thatcher legacy

Time to tackle reasons for choosing abortion

By Breda O'Brien

Gertrude and Claudius, by John Updike (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Irving loses appeal against High Court libel ruling

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Ordination Of Women

Dario Argento

By By EDWARD POWER

Inquiry into naming of Garda `agent' on TV

By By ELAINE EDWARDS and MARIE O'HALLORAN

ETA leader dies, aged 56

Shorthand debate

A day for bottling

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

A shifting of the critical globe

By By GERALD DAWE

Vulnerable in society still waiting for answers to questions on prosperity of lopsided State

By By DICK WALSH

Youth and experience to give All Blacks the edge

Methodist notes

Footsie winded by poor results from global techs

Island in sun a world away from home of stealth bomber

By Patrick Smyth

Kathryn Williams

By Peter Crawley

Gateway reassesses Dublin as its European HQ

Coca-Cola sued over alleged abuses in Colombia

This crazy little thing called love

Murder inquiry under way after body in case is found in canal

By Mary Minihan

Cork v Galway, Croke Park, Sunday, 2.15 (Network 2)

By By SEAN MORAN

Man jailed for sex assault on boy

Stampede kills 10 in Japan

Celtic Tiger still leaving some below poverty line

Explosives, guns found in Donegal

The Wizard of Oz

By By ANGELA LONG

Cavan v Derry, Clones, Sunday, 3.30

By By SE┴N MORAN

DaimlerChrysler relieves souring equities week

Tough talks begin on emissions trading, forest `sinks' and funding

By Frank McDonald

CEO of Chorus steps down

Microsoft opposes legal move

Pace is set with dual control

Duval on the move in Lytham

By By Paul Gallagher

Society's application to investigate drugs companies opposed

By Joe Humphreys

Quick learner in Westmeath academy

In praise of the critical voices

By By GABRIEL JOSIPOVICI

150 jobs may go at Misys

Etna lava inches towards town

Report on condom use

Nobleford produces offer for IreTex

Ravanelli decides against Derby move

CIE's decision to give the green light to Esat network breached its own policy

UN agrees crackdown on small arms trade

Protesters march again after death at Genoa summit

Assyrian temple found in Iraq

Go-between in drugs deal gets two-year sentence

Back-to-wall shot works for Love

By Philip Reid

Kinane lodges appeal

Drug company to create 195 jobs in Sligo

By By THERESA JUDGE

Loose Leaves

Woman claims she was degraded by gardai during drugs search

Liverpool in line for £30m bonanza for European run

Gateway's Review

Tribunal postponed at short notice

First accurate data-based assessment suggests Net booming

By Karlin Lillington

What is that little doggy thinking?

By Michael Viney

Limerick celebrates Irish coffee in style

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Smyth goes into overdrive as he hits a career-best 65 in Open

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

The price of our greed

The Rights Of Jamie Sinnott

Westmeath triumph in extra time

Unpredictable swing of weather trends

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Mayo looks to the Shetlands

Gardaí uncover arms cache

Fall of the 'big house'

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Scale of protests spark Summit rethink

Blair to consider stripping Archer of his title

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

The Blue Tango

Play time

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Sanctions on Iraq

US chiropractor gets suspended sentence for assaulting 6 patients

G8 leaders must begin to listen to protest lobby on globalisation

By By PEADER KING

Israeli official tries to predict the future of country locked in bitter, tense conflict

A treasury of Irish silver at Collins Barracks

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

An Irishwoman's Diary

By Lorna Siggins

Love songs: not personal

Fond recollections of a remarkable circle of acquaintances

By By BERNARD O'DONOGHUE

Makinen goes clear as Sainz retires

St. Brendan And Hy Brazil

Retired district justice reflects on 18 years on the bench

Safety first is the advice for travellers to the outback

An artist of beauty and violence

Che Guevara: the African Dream, translated by Patrick Camillar (Harvill Press, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

US broker pays for bad advice

Police fire tear gas at Genoa protesters

No slumber deep in Galway

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Darwin's equatorial workshop?

By By KEVIN MYERS

Dublin v Sligo

By By SE┴N MORAN

Venezuela's Chavez criticises protester death

High Court told Lawlor has not met obligations to tribunal

Santry showcase could be decisive

By Ian O'Riordan

Sour end for Clarke but still in touch

Menton believes FAI can match their rivals

By Emmet Malone

Second visit for Milosevic

Sinnott award appealed to clear up issues of law

Man City sign Eyal Berkovic

Waugh works wonders to send England reeling

By By MIKE SELVEY

Drainage scheme provides marina for Limerick

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Reviews

By Peter Crawley

Smyth in fighting form

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Cooley aims to enhance shares

General is hopeful over Kashmir

High-tech sector gloom cuts value of Parthus shares

By Úna McCaffrey

High hopes harboured secretly

Exorcising the childhood demons

Pinter's Gate-way to NYC

By By PAUL POWER

Blair says death of protester is a ‘tragedy’

#243m Derry power project in danger

By Francess McDonnell

Gateway orders review after slump in computer sales

By By JAMIE SMYTH and MARK BRENNOCK

Another return for rock 'n' roll's great survivor

Exploding the myth of Britain's musical 'Flash Harry'

By By HARRY WHITE

Thirty reasons for the STM to be cheerful

By By JOHN BANVILLE

Woman’s body found near Customs House

Judge faces dilemma on drugs companies

Lowry to tell tribunal he discussed loan with former director of bank

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Search resumes for trapped London builders

Protester killed in rioting outside G8 summit

By By PADDY AGNEW

The Extraordinary Mrs R, by William Turner Levy and Cynthia Eagle Russett (Wiley, $15.95 )

By By COLMAN CASSIDY

Fears of global recession head G8 agenda

By By LARRY ELLIOTT

Collapsed building declared clear

Mimi Farina (56) dies of cancer

Avorado looks good

By Brian O'Connor

Forde geared up for Groundhog Day

Resistance in Kilkenny to motorway plan

Sligo can go another round says fighter Ford

Pakistani doctor assaulted in bar

Takeover of Dresdner Bank ends era for German business

By Derek Scally

Only the crowds to worry about

Debate on Abortion

Blue Ken

Tobacco case decision reserved

Independents urged to seek Dail Sinnott debate

By Mark Hennessy

Keeping an eye on the lemons

By By DAVID WHEATLEY

Catching a mermaid

Mayo children to be buried together

Archer free to attend mother's funeral

Mayo v Westmeath, Dr Hyde Park, Sat 6.15 ( Net 2)

By By SE┴N MORAN

Shooting Sean, by Colin Bateman (HarperCollins, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Players claim future of Lions under threat

North Belfast house hit by pipe bomb

Judges galore

Unhappy 50th birthday for refugee commission

Geologists find vast stretches of deep-sea coral and underwater earthquake off coast

By Lorna Siggins

CAB seizes £10m in cash and property

Loyalists say they carried out gun attack on centre

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Pointing in the Right Direction

Pointless, watchable rubbish

By Shane Hegarty

Bertiespeak pacifies all sides on abortion vote timing

Ban On Opinion Polls

Clarke on the rampage

By Paul Gallgher at Royal Lytham

Motorists may have to pay new road toll for every journey into the heart of Dublin

Darkness rising in the American south

By Eileen Battersby

Ravers throng Berlin for Love Parade party

Exploring a post-Beckettian world

By Arminta Wallace

Soft-spoken golf professional of the old school

Profits decline 21% at Xilinx

Riot police out in strength in Brixton, London

Divers begin work on raising Kursk

Man who won in US advises Irish to take on tobacco giants

Time for us to sit back and listen to others

Steady decline in US imports could have negative effect on Irish economy

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Theory Of Evolution

Five are believed trapped in collapsed building

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Traffic Calming

Climate change havoc in Latin America with floods and droughts

Monty stays just ahead of the pack

By Philip Reid

This day in golf history

Explosive revelations

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Conflicting views on rights of disabled

Good Girl has strong claim

Methods to reduce gases outlined

By Frank McDonald

Margo and wife carry off the prize

By Frank McNally

Church Of Ireland Notes

Strickers make the perfect partnership

US stocks take fright at Microsoft's slowdown

Indonesia's Wahid rejects impeachment push

Ports alerted to suspected new case of foot-and-mouth

By By SEAN MACCONNELL, AGRICULTURE CORRESPONDENT and and MONIKA UNSWORTH

Human testament of an activist couple

Garcia struggling to deliver on expectations

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

The Global Soul, Jet-Lag, Shopping Malls and the Search for Home, by Pico Iyer(Bloomsbury, £8.99 in UK)

By By LAURA SMITH

This Week They Said

Slammerkin, by Emma Donoghue (Virago, 7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Estimated seven million affected by Indian floods

State criticised on court delays

Guided the 'Post' through Watergate affair

Time running out for global warming deal

Organs inquiry misses its latest deadline

By Tim O'Brien

Biography

Presentation of peace plan to NI parties next week

By By MARK BRENNOCK and MARK HENNESSY

John B. Good

Lawyers for gardai contest committee's powers

High Court dismisses health board challenge to hospital death inquest

Ferguson to get £5m pay-out

By By ANDY MITTEN

Green Party calls for Dempsey resignation

By By ELAINE EDWARDS

Galway prepares for twilight parade of music and colour

By Lorna Siggins

Zimbabwe, Libya in fuel deal