Article Archive

August 4th 2001

• • News

  • Versatile actor equally happy on stage, screen and television News
  • TV3 unlikely to seek Premiership News
  • Rotunda chooses a new master News
  • RUC uncover Belfast explosives News
  • Tense days in prospect as North proposals are examined News
  • Main Findings Of Survey News
  • The sisters who refused to obey News
  • All aboard, please, for the last No 8 to Dalkey - and a place in history News
  • Blowing away the shadow of the past News
  • Blue-collar tales so far from home News
  • Web World News
  • Close encounters News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • Biography News
  • Doonbeg links to bring £llm spinoff to region News
  • Holiday arrangements News
  • Abera takes double crown News
  • Two pipe bombs defused in Derry News
  • Man killed in Kilkenny road collision News
  • Armed raid on Carlow travel agency News
  • House damaged in Belfast bomb blast News
  • Pierce Brosnan weds in secret service News
  • Tight security for royal birthday News
  • Biggs's son fights to stay in Britain News
  • 11 police killed in rebel attacks in Chechnya News
  • Late, late show ends in thrilling draw News
  • Galway beat Roscommon to reach semis News
  • Late Larsson strike rewards Celtic's hard labour News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Methodist Notes News
  • Protected plants and rare molluscs to be maintained in recreated habitats News
  • Flooding of care unit being studied News
  • Air Corps crash in Tramore News
  • `Equipment risks lives' warning News
  • Help sought to find missing man News
  • Steam train trip to Wexford News
  • Reading between a confusion of soundbites News
  • Corrib gas terminal gets green light from council News
  • Bush will encounter tougher opposition in Senate News
  • Japan refuses to hand over Fujimori News
  • Muslim rebels behead four News
  • Immigrants arrive under floor of train News
  • Police acquitted of massacre News
  • Chechens kill 11 Russian soldiers News
  • Prince Charles in polo tumble News
  • 30th hunger striker dies News
  • Tory sexist remark dismissed News
  • Pretoria risks AIDS court action News
  • Muslims' surrender piles pressure on Serb leaders News
  • Thai leader cleared, retains his position News
  • Talks on Macedonia police News
  • US student released from jail News
  • Academic and pioneering educationalist News
  • Communist ruler whose attempts to liberalise Poland failed News
  • Writer and lecturer on Irish language and Celtic studies News
  • Close-ups of another life News
  • Stories of a big girls' Scouse News
  • On the pig's back News
  • Growing a rainbow culture News
  • Bestsellers News
  • Loose Leaves News
  • The Stone Carvers News
  • Investigation into Ealing bomb continues News
  • Sinn Fein brushes aside Northern proposals deadline News
  • Man charged in connection with Brett murder News
  • Whale watchers gather on Irish coast News
  • Serbia says policemen killed by 'terrorists' News
  • Suspected guerrillas kill 17 Hindus in Kashmir News
  • Four Russian servicemen shot dead aboard train News
  • Iran parliament puts Khatami inauguration in doubt News
  • Nearly 50 anti-G8 protesters still in Genoa prison News
  • EU's Solana to visit Macedonia peace talks News
  • British farm culls waste billions says report News
  • Israeli missiles hit convoy of senior Palestinian News
  • Ninth Philippines hostage beheaded News
  • North Korea and Russia sign pact News
  • 13 Hindus killed in Kashmir massacre News
  • Cheney refuses Congress energy documents News
  • Israel says it foils Tel Aviv bombing News
  • Australia comfortably retain Ashes News
  • Gamekeeper uncatchable in Galway News
  • Jackson fuels drug row News
  • Honest Oldcorn bows out News
  • Body of man found in suitcase identified as Romanian News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Egan appointed as US ambassador to Ireland News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Man's body recovered from sea off Cork News Maurice Coffey
  • Campaign proposes rail link to Shannon Airport News GORDON DEEGAN
  • Roscrea author engaged by BBC to give young storytellers a start News CIAN MCCORMACK
  • Lough Derg is out of bounds this weekend News CIAN MCCORMACK
  • Phoenix festival will mark Tullamore's rise from ashes News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Department of Agriculture records four new cases of BSE this week News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Reporter awarded £70,500 for constructive dismissal News PADRAIG YEATES
  • Half-days of sun to brighten weekend fun News COLMAN CASSIDY
  • 35,000 to travel to Witnness festival News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Hospital's intensive care unit is closed to halt spread of superbug News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Craic enters final furlong of Galway Races News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Murder charge husband in mental hospital News ANN HEALY
  • Late planting and drought lowers potato yield News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Order says it will return donations if judge finds against Irish priest News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Autism group says Disabilities Bill stops short of enshrining rights News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Sinn Fein calls for details of proposals to be published News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Alliance Party and UUP differ in opinions on police reform proposals News PAUL TANNEY
  • Man faces charges in Brett case News MICHAEL BRADLEY
  • Bomb a murderous attack on peace process - police News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Ahern, Cowen lead party leaders in condemning London bombing News MARK BRENNOCK
  • 52% of food businesses are unaware of regulations News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Virus may have led to illnesses at hotel News ANNE LUCEY
  • Court grants Lawlor stay on sentence pending appeal News RAY MANAGH
  • The Lonesome West News GERRY COLGAN
  • Matt Molloy, Cathal Hayden, Steve Cooney, Maighread and Triona Ni Dhomhnaill News SIOBHAN LONG
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Summer sunlight sizzles urban dwellers News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Painting time News AIDAN DUNNE
  • Perfecting the parting shot News SCOTT HUGHES
  • Duped by tall tales of how to make love News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • The brass neck of reporters News SHANE HEGARTY
  • Broadcast News News MAIRE KEARNEY
  • Horizons News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Protecting the flowery uplands of the Burren News MICHAEL VINEY
  • Driven by an inner compulsion News PATRICK SLENE CATLING
  • Seeking sensuality through the centuries News ROBERT O'BYRNE
  • Serial killers, old-world thrillers News MICHAEL PAINTER
  • Imitating aimless foreign culture News ALANNAH HOPKIN
  • Great wits are sure to madness . . . News VINCENT BANVILLE
  • A shrewd chronicle of sickly sexuality News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • On didacticism and death News JAMES J MCAULEY
  • The Dinosaur Hunters by Deborah Cadbury (Fourth Estate, £7.99) News CLAIRE CALLAGHAN
  • Sony: the Private Life, by John Nathan (HarperCollins Business, £8.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Hey Yeah Right Get A Life by Helen Simpson (Vintage, £6.99 in UK) News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Sex Slaves: the trafficking of women in Asia, by Louise Brown (Virago, £7.99 in UK) News FIONA MCCANN
  • The Republic of Love, by Carol Shields (Fourth Estate, £6.99 in UK) News BERNICE HARRISON
  • The Visitors: Culture Shock in Nineteenth-Century Britain by Rupert Christiansen (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • The Photograph, by Eamonn Sweeney (Picador, £6.99 in UK) News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Summon the gods News JOHN BANVILLE
  • A detailed chronicle of the life and work of a great American writer News MADELINE HUMPHREYS
  • Rare novel from a rare breed News P L MUIR
  • Sketching the bigger picture News MARIANNE ELLIOT
  • Talking local, thinking global News PEADAR KIRBY
  • Eurovisions of reality News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Mopping up after the shock News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Some enchanted evenings News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Apples don't fall far from the theatrical tree News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Every girl's dream of tulle News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Delays by NI parties could force Assembly suspension News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Lawlor is granted reprieve in his battle to stay free News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Maternity hospital warns it may limit patient numbers News MARIE O'CONNOR

  • Sport

  • Shooting straight from the sidelines Sport
  • Statesman in Dublin constituency Sport
  • A big man for Galway in more ways than one Sport
  • Dessie Farrell, chairman of the GPA: "Football costs me money, it costs career prospects" Sport
  • Quinlan returns for Munster Sport
  • Ready to pick up pieces Sport
  • Leeds in stroll Sport
  • Soul survivor Caulfield ready to go Sport
  • This day in golf history Sport
  • Wild man, hard man, silent man Sport
  • Dinosaurs in clubhouse Sport
  • Pate remembered Sport
  • Clifton reaction Sport
  • Biodegradable golf ball Sport
  • Cink in flawless finish Sport
  • Winning smile and a winning style Sport
  • Blues revival to end on a low note Sport SE N MORAN
  • Galway set to turn the tables Sport SE N MORAN
  • Greene keen to make it three Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Tyrone v Derry, Clones, Sunday, 2.30 (Net 2) Sport S AN MORAN
  • Meath v Westmeath, Croke Park, Sunday, 4.20, (Net 2) Sport SE N MORAN
  • Phoenix Stakes set for a move to the Curragh for next year Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Murtagh returns to record a treble Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Davids cleared for pre-season Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Jordan decision up in air - for now Sport MARTIN KETTLE
  • Doyle to face German in final Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Westwood finds his touch Sport GORDON RICHARDSON
  • 'The key to good golf is not to think about what you're doing' Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • CYM in first cup decider Sport KARL JOHNSTON
  • Warne strikes late Sport MIKE SELVEY
  • Matthew makes a move Sport DAVID DAVIES

  • Business

  • Shareholders should await the formal offer Business
  • Weak data put an end to Footsie winning streak Business
  • Bipop shares benefit from takeover rumours Business
  • Stocks drop but indices post net weekly gain Business
  • Reflex to buy health club business for €11m Business
  • Moran increases IWP stake Business
  • Harney unveils competition move Business
  • Jurys chief earns €400,000 Business
  • Irish shun the allure of the internet age Business
  • Poland gatecrashes Buckley's AIB debut Business
  • HR managers fall short of standards Business

  • Opinion

  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • Blaming God for acts of Man Opinion
  • Deaths On The Roads Letters
  • Deaths On The Roads Letters
  • The Casement 'Black Diaries' Letters
  • Special Education Letters
  • Kathlyn Smyllie Letters
  • Saving The Agreement Opinion
  • Genocide in Bosnia Opinion
  • Deaths On The Roads Letters
  • Tax And Services Letters
  • Big Brother Letters
  • Government Priorities Letters
  • Sanctions Against Iraq Letters
  • 'Traffic Calming' Letters
  • Restoration Of Farmleigh Letters
  • Right-wing policies have left profound inequalities Opinion GARRET FITZGERALD
  • IRA having final say on North is bizarre Opinion DICK WALSH
  • Wading in a shallow world of reality TV Opinion BREDA O'BRIEN
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion LIAM MCAULEY

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Auction Results Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Holles Street can't keep up with the baby boom Culture
  • It's third time lucky for Bond and bride Keely Culture
  • New M50 route will just create traffic jams in new locations Culture
  • Yakuza gangster - and film critic - fails to honour deal Culture
  • Corrections and Clarifications Culture
  • The Dublin Horse Show rides high again Culture
  • Milestones on the route to a major road project Culture
  • `Real IRA' appears to have been transformed Culture
  • The blame shifts from Arafat over failure of Camp David summit Culture
  • Unthinkable to reject pact that shows way for two nationalisms to coexist Culture
  • Winning stock on show at RDS fair Culture
  • Grace and Paul Henry feature in summer art show Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Sudden improvements in memory suggest a miracle amnesia cure Culture FINTAN O'TOOLE