Article Archive

September 6th 2001

• • News

  • Boy (11) killed in car accident News
  • Woman is charged in relation to boy's death News
  • Gay couples head for registry office News
  • Loser in Israeli Labour battle cries foul and blames Arabs News
  • Two questioned about Limerick murders News
  • Father restrained by RUC in Belfast court News
  • Macedonian lawmakers approve peace accord News
  • Kruger game park fire death toll rises to 22 News
  • British industrial output falls sharply in July News
  • Kafelnikov hammers injured Kuerten News
  • Silverstone lease deal given go-ahead News
  • Oaks winner Imagine is retired News
  • Frost delays start of Euro Masters News
  • Giant charity auction begins online News
  • Farm families benefit from Teagasc computer courses News
  • Newbridge arts centre finally opens with exhibitions, music and theatre News
  • Locals switch sides in power station dispute News
  • National Forum on Europe Revised Draft Terms of Reference News
  • Irish troops to continue UN service News
  • Volunteers to get State funerals News
  • Limerick assault victim is buried News
  • Ballymun protest over site death News
  • Man charged in £1/2m heroin case News
  • McKenna not to seek leadership News
  • Dempsey gambles on development plan with potential News
  • New party wants to make all politicians redundant News
  • Kayak lands after rough crossing News
  • African leaders meet to tackle Zimbabwe crisis News
  • French to rule on refugees News
  • Ethnic Albanians tortured - report News
  • Judge tells aid workers they may be executed News
  • Fox uses visit to challenge US on immigration News
  • Bush fires kill 28 in South Africa News
  • Colombia's death squads `go political' News
  • Serbian makes deal in war crimes court News
  • EU investigates nuclear plant News
  • Teenager tried to sell his own kidney News
  • Sex change man `taken off flight' News
  • Concorde to resume service next month News
  • Six shot, two die, in LA shooting News
  • Cancer breakthrough reported News
  • Baghdad expels UN staff for violating security News
  • Speight wins seat in Fiji but former PM may take power News
  • Reid says school protests can trigger political settlement News
  • Intel sales to be at low end of forecast News
  • Government accused of 'opportunism' over funeral plans News
  • US condemns Ardoyne violence News
  • Alliance Party leader Neeson steps down News
  • SF to hold Dublin vigil tomorrow over Ardoyne News
  • First-e staff launch their own recruitment drive News
  • Clashes as RUC seize bombs from protesters News
  • Man arrested in Naas over series of burglaries News
  • Adams offers to meet unionists over blockade News
  • Bloody Sunday photo showed victim’s agony News
  • Workers refused to unload British ship, Saville told News
  • Colombian congressman assassinated News
  • Russian rocket booster plunges to earth over US News
  • Israeli soldier shot dead in West Bank News
  • Palestinian children protest against massacres News
  • Channel 4 ordered to apologise over Brass Eye News
  • UK Christianity almost vanquished - archbishop News
  • Israeli helicopter attack kills two Palestinians News
  • Taliban deny knowledge of prisoner swap plan News
  • AIDS researchers upbeat on vaccine prospects News
  • South Korea proposes talks with North Korea News
  • Australia warns Zimbabwe over land seizures News
  • Man shoots dead three at Los Angeles house News
  • Tech stocks drag FTSE 100 to three-year lows News
  • Riverdeep pays $60m for a little TLC News
  • Gap sales show 17 per cent slide in August News
  • Bank of England holds interest rates at 5% News
  • Diageo toasts increase in full-year profit News
  • Healey fined for Lions tour comments News
  • Instant riches for walker Ivanova News
  • Argentina fight back to beat Brazil News
  • Sampras defeats Agassi in US Open News
  • Internet address debates move to Uruguay News
  • US government reverses Microsoft break-up News
  • First-e cuts 245 jobs in Dublin after German deal News Cathal Hanley
  • Ireland petitions South African government News Chinedu Onyejelem
  • Man due in court over body found in suitcase News David Labanyi
  • Four refused bail in credit card scam case News David Labanyi
  • School stays closed over objection to Travellers News Paul Anderson
  • Ardoyne blockade quieter despite loyalist death threats News Patrick Logue
  • Liaison officer helps in alleged Tenerife rape case News Fiona McCann
  • Racism survey criticises Government, Garda News Paul Anderson
  • Robinson suggests Dublin for post-SA discussions News Chinedu Onyejelem
  • First kayak ocean crossing finishes in Mayo News Fiona McCann
  • Minister names new blood service chairman News Paul Anderson
  • Man remanded over alleged money scam News David Labanyi
  • Gardai in Cork seize 15 kilos of cannabis News Maurice Coffey
  • Document could save UN anti-racism conference News Chinedu Onyejelem
  • Volex cuts 44 jobs in Castlebar News Cathal Hanley
  • Irish telecom sector levelling off, says report News Cathal Hanley
  • Enterprise Oil shares fall after output cut News Cathal Hanley
  • Beamish & Crawford enters French market News Cathal Hanley
  • Qualceram doubles half-year pre-tax profits News Cathal Hanley
  • Forward-looking Shels set sights on bigger things News Paul Doyle
  • St Pats fined for unregistered player News Paul O'Hehir
  • Longford says hello to diverse cultures News ELAINE EDWARDS
  • Hospitals' procedures to be queried by TD News ANNE LUCEY
  • Students ask Woods to halt radio course News EMMET OLIVER
  • Government insists forum will go ahead News MARK HENNESSY
  • Committee concerned by EU blood directive News MICHAEL O'REGAN
  • Scam case accused remanded News CAROLINE O'DOHERTY
  • China and EU agree to dialogue but differences on human rights clear News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Children demand more of a say and deplore how they get little respect News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Five former Official IRA members granted anonymity News DICK GROGAN
  • Garda arrested over alleged rape of Irish woman News JANE WALKER
  • Sick leave disrupts An Post deliveries News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Parents of boys who refuse to learn Irish plan home education News EMMET OLIVER
  • DPP asked to explain why he did not proceed with case against lorry driver News ELAINE KEOGH
  • Meetings are held in Ardoyne to defuse school crisis News CLARE MURPHY
  • Protests in north Belfast have to stop, says Reid News PAUL TANNEY
  • Ahern says the violence against children in Belfast is shameful News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Police are attacked once again News MICHAEL BRADLEY
  • Plans to help men held in Colombia News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Blast terror for children walking the road of hate News CLARE MURPHY
  • Government is focused on spreading growth through smaller towns News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Parties question change of plan News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Bord Failte and CERT urged to amalgamate News JIM DUNNE
  • Threat to regional flights News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Anti-incineration groups to form a national alliance News DICK HOGAN
  • New road hailed as glass act News PATSY MCARDLE
  • Campaign to stop smoking on school buses is launched News CAROLINE CRAWFORD
  • Sophisticated collection from Richard Lewis News GABRIELLE WILLIAMS
  • Hopes of longer life expectancies for stroke patients News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Effort to prevent exodus continues News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Immigration a defining issue for Australia News CONOR LALLY
  • Farrell says racism is a `real evil' in Irish society News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • El Nino's heartbeat generates palpitations News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Reid back in North as tension continues in Ardoyne News ELLA SHANAHAN , CLARE MURPHY
  • McCreevy to demand value from spending News JANE SUITER
  • Large-scale study for the world's funniest joke no laughing matter News PETER FOOTE
  • Homes and jobs sites strike gold at Spider Awards News Paul Anderson

  • Sport

  • Eamonn Cregan's view Sport
  • GAA News: Bond steps down Sport
  • Sweden join select group Sport
  • Brazil are beaten once again Sport
  • Canada players rebel Sport
  • Westwood's chance Sport
  • Scotland get hit on the break Sport
  • Winner lauds god-like Langer Sport
  • Transfer strategy leads to success Sport
  • Portugal find form after falling behind Sport
  • More Wales woe Sport
  • Northern delight Sport
  • O'Neill called back to the big stage Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Forward thinking at the back Sport SE N MORAN
  • Cool finisher stays on after cameo Sport KEITH DUGGAN
  • Galway make some minor adjustments Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Dolan may face points deduction Sport EMMET MALONE
  • National League: Premier Division preview Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Confident England struggle at home Sport DAVID LACEY
  • Republic now need extraordinary result Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Munster reshuffle their pack Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • Liffey K1 victor off to South Africa Sport LIAM GORMAN
  • Williams sets up meeting with Hingis Sport STEPHEN BIERLEY
  • Ireland opt to miss finals Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • Oldest-ever 12-year-old pitcher gets caught out Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
  • Kinane on board Hawkeye Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR

  • Business

  • Shares gift from Parthus chief Business
  • Economy may be poised to enter period of much reduced growth Business
  • Belfast hosts international conference Business
  • Kenmare tries to raise €180m Business
  • Conduit chases Eircom role Business
  • Talks news boosts Gucci Business
  • Harney fortifies Australian links Business
  • Smurfit director sells and gains Business
  • Blue-chips lose gains as brief euphoria evaporates Business
  • Modest rise for Dow as Microsoft reaffirms outlook Business
  • Olivetti tumbles as group spells out financing plans Business

  • Opinion

  • Anarchy fills a political vacuum Opinion
  • New wardrobe to work wonders in Ballina Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Disagreeing With The Pope Letters
  • High-Speed Conversions Letters
  • Killings In The Middle East Letters
  • Michael Collins's Methods Letters
  • Council may be in breach of criminal law due to motions Opinion
  • Difficult Budget Decisions Opinion
  • The Nice Forum Opinion
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Amnesty Campaign On Racism Letters
  • Human Rights In China Letters
  • Human Rights In China Letters
  • Killings In The Middle East Letters
  • Dublin Samaritans Letters
  • Arrests In Colombia Letters
  • The National Anthem Letters
  • The National Anthem Letters
  • Peat-Burning And Pollution Letters
  • Shortfall In Surplus Letters
  • Banning Opinion Polls Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Three-bed valley townhouses by the Boyne from £120,950 Homes & Property
  • Putting terracotta on terra firma Homes & Property
  • Borrowers see benefits of rate reductions Homes & Property
  • Gothic splendour of a Victorian estate Homes & Property
  • Rathgar redbrick overlooking a leafy park Homes & Property
  • Star parish houses in Sandymount to pay for renovation of church Homes & Property
  • Privacy in enclave off Ailesbury Homes & Property
  • House prices in the North show recovery after early slowdown Homes & Property
  • Sell part of your home - but still live in it Homes & Property
  • Build-up for Bono and Enya Homes & Property
  • Secluded period five-bed is a place apart Homes & Property
  • Love in a wet climate - the agony and ecstasy of restoring a cottage in the west Homes & Property
  • Period home with an acre of gardens for £1.2m-plus Homes & Property
  • Largest launch of new homes for more than two decades starts this weekend Homes & Property
  • Designing lingerie at leisure in a garden studio Homes & Property
  • Victorian home with modern conveniences Homes & Property
  • Two-up-two-down modernised to maximise space and light Homes & Property
  • Bray six-bed with exquisite gardens for £750,000-plus Homes & Property
  • Secluded D4 four-bed for £700,000-plus Homes & Property
  • Period features and cosy charm Homes & Property
  • Not forever Amberleigh Homes & Property
  • Ronan's property rollercoaster Homes & Property
  • IAVI reschedules to chew the fat Homes & Property
  • Landmark living on city centre axis Homes & Property
  • Luxury Bray homes for £255,000-plus Homes & Property
  • Twin Lucan schemes offer great choice from £129,000 Homes & Property
  • Striking Cabinteely development prepares to sell its final homes Homes & Property
  • Three-bedroom Arklow homes would suit Dublin commuters from £119,950 Homes & Property
  • Peaks and towers feature in Stepaside homes from £169,000 Homes & Property
  • Detached homes a short walk from Delgany Village at £299,000-plus Homes & Property
  • Station living proving popular in Inchicore from £119,950 Homes & Property
  • 200-acre Tyrrelstown development offers great choice Homes & Property
  • Traditional layout and generous living space in final phase of Blessington development Homes & Property
  • Village-style development of houses, apartments and duplexes near M50 Homes & Property
  • Navan homes offer plenty of choice to appeal to families and commuters Homes & Property
  • Well-finished, spacious four-beds from £199,950 Homes & Property
  • Will families value benefits of living in an apartment - or stick with the three-bed semi? Homes & Property
  • The best of Europe exhibit in Dublin but Ireland's contribution fails to make the grade Homes & Property
  • Fiona Fullerton - How To Make Money From Your Property Homes & Property
  • Distilled charm of a Georgian mansion Homes & Property
  • Judicial review may reopen zoning debate for Greater Dublin Homes & Property
  • Major housing plans for Greystones Homes & Property
  • Coastal review criticised Homes & Property

  • Culture

  • Krapp's Last Tape Culture
  • Therese Fahy (piano) Culture
  • Climate change has already arrived Culture
  • Animals show local behavioural traits Culture
  • The fourth walls of Derry Culture
  • Belfast branches out Culture
  • Angelene Culture
  • David Adams (organ) Culture
  • The secrets of the rock Culture
  • Talking about the heavens and earth Culture
  • The Irish father of television Culture