08 September, 2001 Digital News Archive

Reid has plan to resolve the Ardoyne crisis

By By ELLA SHANAHAN and CLARE MURPHY and PAUL TANNEY

Angling Notes

By By DEREK EVANS

Study queries effectiveness of Viagra after two years

By Mary Minihan

Barabbas goes back on the boards again

Ireland should draw from its past to offer aid, economic advice to East Timor

By By TOM HYLAND

Education And Rights

Munster fire still burning

By Gerry Thornley

Cowen to visit Middle East

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Names of people who are liable to be called to testify before subcommittee

Regina Nathan (soprano), Linnhe Robertson (piano)

By Michael Dervan

Philip Maher

Ardoyne gave us glimpse of alternative to politics

The meaning of this sporting life

By By HARRY BROWNE

UK court ruling frees Kurdish asylum seekers

No post for Westerveld

By By DOMINIC FIFIELD

Players are just pieces of meat - Keane

Paul Ormonde

North County warm favourites

Forgiveness: a sign of real strength

Getting Dail TDs away from parish pump politics

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Roadside Drink Advertisements

Woods off to quick start

No let-up for Munster

By John O'Sullivan

Delegates fail to rise to occasion

Forty-Seven Roses

Els fails to match star billing

By By ALISTAIR TAIT

Forthcoming Auctions

Manpower ignores economic cycle as it invests €6m in expansion plan

By By MARY CANNIFFE

European shares plumb new depths on US jobs data

Fasting till death

Traveller families move from boycott school area

By Michelle McDonagh

Knock Out Blow For Rumble In The Jungle

Powerful bomb blast rocks Afghan Taliban ministry

Le Mariage, by Diane Johnson (Vintage £6.99 )

By Bernice Harrison

Ex-teacher faces 104 sex charges

Thatcher to miss Tory conference

Syrian government arrests MP

Miracle needed to rescue agreement - McGuinness

Kevin Broderick

Bush to send special adviser to Belfast

By Patrick Smyth, IN WASHINGTON, and PADDY AGNEW and IN ROME

Eugene Cloonan

Court lawyers to ensure fair trial for Milosevic

Peaceful walk to school raises hope of resolution

By By CLARE MURPHY

Clarke gets defence off to bad start

By By GRANIA WILLIS

CRH plans $750m bond issue

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Slavery deal falls far short of African demands

Cult Hero

By Tony Clayton-Lea

No special traffic arrangements

By By CAROLINE CRAWFORD

Design divas on a mission

Refugees risk lives to reach `white cliffs'

Ulster turn it right around

Celtic League Preview

Racism At Lansdowne

Man charged with seven Dublin burglaries

By Pádraig Collins

Ardoyne's school week marked by `unreal venom and bitterness'

Michael Healy

Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne

Thomas Dunne (captain)

National League Previews

By Emmet Malone

Minorities denied a fair hearing

Income falls at Friends First

Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne

Cuban boxers win four golds at Goodwill Games

Iran seeking weapons of mass destruction says CIA

Irish Times Appointments

Australia intercepts boat with 200 asylum seekers

Fine silver and jewellery in a debut auction

Mawer takes third Liffey descent title

1,000 pay their respects to dead teenager

By By PAUL TANNEY

Exhibition by Apprentice Boys to tackle `ignorance'

By Mary Minihan

Cancer victims incorrectly given "all clear"

It's almost a buyer's market, but vendors still expect too high a price, conference hears

By By ANNE LUCEY

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

A trip through time travel theory

By William Reville

Stargazers to see Galileo and Fantastic Light

By Brian O'Connor

Stopped nurses carrying coal and working in the kitchen

Eircom 'delays' incur Esat wrath

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Leinster coast to victory

A don who played his part

By By BRIAN FALLON

What a wonderful world

By Shane Hegarty

Sonic timebombs sung with soul

DUP's Dodds highlights problems at root of school row

This Week They Said

S&P downturn longest in 30 years as bear mauls market

Woman who claimed she found live earwig in crisps loses claim

Backs tip balance Tipperary's way

By By SE┴N MORAN

Mark Kerins

Denying racism here from safe distance of Durban

Fergal Healy

Gardai hunt for armed raiders after three banks are robbed

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Bullying alleged at Garda station

Thomas Costello

Wacky Jackie

Second man arrested over body in suitcase

By Pádraig Collins

Alan Kerins

£8,000 for pair of Louis XV fauteuils

Cathal Moore

Victorian sister act

By By ALANNAH HOPKIN

Celebrate in style

Inquiry to ask why incomplete rail job overran by £36m

John Carroll

Eugene O'Neill

No hurlers on the ditch in Toomevara as Tipperary get set for All-Ireland showdown

By By CIAN MCCORMACK

Fiji's Qarase ready to take power but doubts linger

15 die in yellow fever outbreak

Hitman of Athenry

Regency rosewood chairs distinguished by brass

Derry restored

Gates stresses crucial role of research and development in meeting the challenges of new software products

Gonzalez in sight of maiden win

NATO collects arms as reforms loom

By By MARK HEINRICH

UN meet adopts action plan against racism

Repertory taken to outpace home team

By Brian O'Connor

Defiant author cashes in on writing lark

Fond memories for Day-Lewis

By By JOHN MACKENNA

Financials suffer the most losses in poor trading

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Torrance plays down Ryder Cup worry

Colourful As A Paper Clip

Land seizures will only end if UK honours fund pledge - Zimbabwe

'Please don't blame Jack . . .'

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Chris Horn joins Sepro board

Man killed in Co Kildare road accident

Derek Hardiman

Man (78) accused of sex offences

Pioneering South African surgeon who performed first human heart transplant in 1963

Eoin Kelly

Taking Ireland's ecological temperature

By Michael Viney

Presbyterian Notes

Twenty-One: The Best of Granta Magazine, ed. Ian Jack (Granta Books. £9.99 in UK)

By By CHRISTINE MADDEN

Kashmir schoolgirl among 7 dead in landmine blasts

Chinese women losing on equality

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Assault accused in court

Important moral and artistic work

By Eileen Battersby

Alleged fraud cases in NI referred to DPP

By By PAUL TANNEY

Man sells home to pay for treatment

Tajik minister shot dead outside home

St Andrews Starter's Box goes under the hammer

Wind turbines might be viable power source

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Vatican to catalog all its treasures

Tory rivals refuse to speculate on leadership result

Scramble for tickets forces the gardai to close road

By By CIARAN TIERNEY

A step into the unknown awaits

Remains of ethnic Albanians found in Serbia - report

Brendan Cummins

Scores dead in Nigeria religious clashes

Talks continue today to save racism summit from collapse

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Treasury's O'Neill says US economy recovering

Sunshine, wine and roses promoting art

Gregory Kennedy

Clarke closes on European top spot

McClaren keeps it country

Reflex to buy leisure group

English absorbs correct lessons

Athlone parents protest at closure of Irish school unit

By By CAROLINE O'DOHERTY

Colombia extradites drug lord to the United States

Irish football fans will pay for World Cup glory

Milosevic refuses to meet UN lawyers

A musical bigamist

Former rugby international and leading administrator

The Pattern

By Kevin Courtney

Egan to please

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Became forces' sweetheart through Lebanon requests

Joe Rabbitte

Forthcoming Fairs

Horizons

By Sylvia Thompson

Ugly Scenes in Ardoyne

Mrs Robinson hails UN racism conference

By Chinedu Onyejelem in South Africa

Taoiseach in TV address to nation - on Man U's chances

By Joe Humphreys

TBI advises its shareholders to reject €837m hostile bid

By Francess McDonnell

Mark O'Leary

Metromedia loses 30% value

Eight Christian detainees arrive at Taliban court

The right to be a child needs to be upheld

By Breda O'Brien

Interacting with paintings

Chilly reception awaits Bush after summer break

By Patrick Smyth

Moravcik on fire for Celtic

Ward to contest Meath seat as Rogers withdraws

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Doolin private pier faces opposition

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Date set for Sarah Payne murder trial

St Kevin's Way opened in Glendalough

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Turkish hunger strike rally in Dublin today

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Shortage Of Foster Carers

Man's body found in city doorway

Liam Hodgins (captain)

Killings In The Middle East

Council ban for phosphate detergent

David Tierney

Pressure On Mugabe

Youths abducted, shot in ankles in Belfast

Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne

Stocks fall out of Thursday's frying pan, into Friday's fire

Everton striker admits lying over assault

Eddie Enright

David Kennedy

Swimming beginning

Father, son drown while surfing

Agri firm to look for 100 recruits

Curfew and Other Stories, by Sean O'Reilly (Faber and Faber, £6.99 in UK)

By By GILES NEWINGTON

Connacht in the groove

Amnesty expresses concern for Irish in Colombian jail

By Joe Humphreys

Auction Results

Bandits, by Eric Hobsbawm (Abacus, £9.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Michael Crimmins

O'Rourke, Lowry to appear at CIE inquiry

By Arthur Beesley

Bargain Prices

Boldon tests positive to stimulant

Paul Kelly

Fourth human mad cow case likely in France

Decommissioning body a pawn - DUP

By By PAUL TANNEY

Bestsellers

Cahill makes it three

By By PAUL BUTTNER

The Great Arizona Orphan Abduction, by Linda Gordon. (Harvard University Press, $16.95 in US)

By By BERNA COX

Avoiding hard labour

Bill - president again?

SF accuses Navy over job clearance ban for party members

By By CAROLINE O'DOHERTY

US stocks plunge as jobless data increase to 4.9%

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Unemployment figures increase slightly to 3.7%

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Ollie Canning

School protests reveal Irish lack of tolerance -O'Donnell

By By CAROLINE O'DOHERTY

Cox hopeful of votes for EU job

By Denis Staunton

Alligator wrestler turns Bush fighter

Tamed toxins might provide pain cures

By By PETER FOOTE

Hewitt routs Kafelnikov to reach US Open final

Is he keeping the beard?

Different penstrokes

By By DEAGL┴N DE BR╔AD┌N

Israeli Arabs increasingly frustrated as intifada anniversary looms

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Quinn snub does not help Chinese rights

Disruption to rail services

Irish John finally beaten by the system

Barthez may leave United for marriage - report

Bourses tumble to 30-month low as US spreads gloom

Deadly Cork move in for the kill

By By PAT ROCHE

Euro-zone growth around 2 pct in 2001 - report

Declan Ryan

Old racism, new face

By By EDDIE HOLT

Kirby strike gives Longford victory

Makers of the American Century, by Martin Walker (Vintage, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Winslet's marriage split evokes empathy for authentic celebrity

Woman released in stabbing case

An Irishman's Diary

By John Moran

Eamonn Corcoran

Deer-Hunting And Disease

Lar Corbett

Galileo is ready to join greats

Light beats Galileo in Champion Stakes

Eight Palestinians wounded by Israeli soldiers: report

UK air-traffic regulations to be tightened after heron emergency

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Four accused on guns found in car

Ardoyne loyalists agree to talks on school

Science Festival

Euro banknotes stolen in raid

Ireland's beautiful game

Draw keeps Bolton in top spot

The first step to failure is thinking that you know everything

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Dip in dangerous waters

By By DECLAN KIBERD

The eye of the lens never blinks

By By ANGELA LONG

Loose Leaves

Rovers exact some measure of revenge

By Emmet Malone

Suicide pact twin escapes jail sentence

Ethnic minorities and rural migrants suffer discrimination and oppression in China

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Too unpredictable to point to a winner

By By EAMONN CREGAN

Over 60 petrol bombs found in North Belfast house

RUC seize petrol bombs in Belfast

US brothers aged 8, 10 charged in death of neighbor (4)

Helpless Hingis overpowered

Paintings By Barbara Warren

Reasons for letting our hare down

By Frank McNally

Richie Murray

Power cuts in Howth, Meath

Inquiry starts into death of man at meat plant

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

An impressive collection

By By DAVID LLOYD

Biography

Costello says Australia's economy well-placed

Breast cancer services inadequate, says group

By By OLIVIA KELLEHER

Three cheers for three years

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

Compromise hopes on abortion guidelines

By By DR MUIRIS HOUSTON

Broadcast News

By By MAIRE KEARNEY

N Korea demands US withdrawal

Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne

Drivers And Mobile Phones

Why Britain Is Better

Experts disagree on foot-and-mouth policy

By Dick Ahlstrom

English Premiership: Team news

Palestinian militants vow to avenge death

The prize of power

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Moulinex files for bankruptcy

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Father & I: A Memoir, by Carlo GΘbler. (Abacus, £7.99 in UK

By Arminta Wallace

Influential and down-to-earth film critic for 'New Yorker'

Davy warns against 'irrational fear of minus sign'

By Úna McCaffrey