Article Archive

September 8th 2001

• • News

  • Fasting till death News
  • Celebrate in style News
  • Bill - president again? News
  • Is he keeping the beard? News
  • A musical bigamist News
  • Wacky Jackie News
  • Bestsellers News
  • Forty-Seven Roses News
  • Biography News
  • Swimming beginning News
  • Sunshine, wine and roses promoting art News
  • Ex-teacher faces 104 sex charges News
  • Man's body found in city doorway News
  • Man (78) accused of sex offences News
  • Four accused on guns found in car News
  • Influential and down-to-earth film critic for 'New Yorker' News
  • Date set for Sarah Payne murder trial News
  • Father, son drown while surfing News
  • Kirby strike gives Longford victory News
  • Mawer takes third Liffey descent title News
  • Leinster coast to victory News
  • Moravcik on fire for Celtic News
  • Clarke closes on European top spot News
  • Cuban boxers win four golds at Goodwill Games News
  • Youths abducted, shot in ankles in Belfast News
  • Woman who claimed she found live earwig in crisps loses claim News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • Council ban for phosphate detergent News
  • Irish Times Appointments News
  • Bullying alleged at Garda station News
  • Power cuts in Howth, Meath News
  • Woman released in stabbing case News
  • Disruption to rail services News
  • RUC seize petrol bombs in Belfast News
  • Ardoyne's school week marked by `unreal venom and bitterness' News
  • Ardoyne gave us glimpse of alternative to politics News
  • Assault accused in court News
  • Land seizures will only end if UK honours fund pledge - Zimbabwe News
  • Cancer victims incorrectly given "all clear" News
  • 15 die in yellow fever outbreak News
  • Milosevic refuses to meet UN lawyers News
  • Man sells home to pay for treatment News
  • Syrian government arrests MP News
  • Everton striker admits lying over assault News
  • Suicide pact twin escapes jail sentence News
  • N Korea demands US withdrawal News
  • Euro banknotes stolen in raid News
  • UK court ruling frees Kurdish asylum seekers News
  • Thatcher to miss Tory conference News
  • Pioneering South African surgeon who performed first human heart transplant in 1963 News
  • Became forces' sweetheart through Lebanon requests News
  • Stopped nurses carrying coal and working in the kitchen News
  • Former rugby international and leading administrator News
  • Knock Out Blow For Rumble In The Jungle News
  • Colourful As A Paper Clip News
  • Avoiding hard labour News
  • Ireland's beautiful game News
  • Sonic timebombs sung with soul News
  • Derry restored News
  • Loose Leaves News
  • Interacting with paintings News
  • Barabbas goes back on the boards again News
  • Design divas on a mission News
  • UN meet adopts action plan against racism News
  • Miracle needed to rescue agreement - McGuinness News
  • Man killed in Co Kildare road accident News
  • Ardoyne loyalists agree to talks on school News
  • DUP's Dodds highlights problems at root of school row News
  • Over 60 petrol bombs found in North Belfast house News
  • Tory rivals refuse to speculate on leadership result News
  • Slavery deal falls far short of African demands News
  • Eight Palestinians wounded by Israeli soldiers: report News
  • US brothers aged 8, 10 charged in death of neighbor (4) News
  • Remains of ethnic Albanians found in Serbia - report News
  • Vatican to catalog all its treasures News
  • Scores dead in Nigeria religious clashes News
  • Palestinian militants vow to avenge death News
  • Fourth human mad cow case likely in France News
  • Court lawyers to ensure fair trial for Milosevic News
  • Powerful bomb blast rocks Afghan Taliban ministry News
  • Kashmir schoolgirl among 7 dead in landmine blasts News
  • Eight Christian detainees arrive at Taliban court News
  • Fiji's Qarase ready to take power but doubts linger News
  • Iran seeking weapons of mass destruction says CIA News
  • Australia intercepts boat with 200 asylum seekers News
  • Colombia extradites drug lord to the United States News
  • Tajik minister shot dead outside home News
  • Euro-zone growth around 2 pct in 2001 - report News
  • Costello says Australia's economy well-placed News
  • Treasury's O'Neill says US economy recovering News
  • Hewitt routs Kafelnikov to reach US Open final News
  • Draw keeps Bolton in top spot News
  • Light beats Galileo in Champion Stakes News
  • Gonzalez in sight of maiden win News
  • Torrance plays down Ryder Cup worry News
  • Barthez may leave United for marriage - report News
  • Players are just pieces of meat - Keane News
  • Boldon tests positive to stimulant News
  • Second man arrested over body in suitcase News Padraig Collins
  • Man charged with seven Dublin burglaries News Padraig Collins
  • Mrs Robinson hails UN racism conference News Chinedu Onyejelem
  • The prize of power News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • Old racism, new face News EDDIE HOLT
  • Cult Hero News TONY CLAYTON LEA
  • Egan to please News RENAGH HOLOHAN
  • What a wonderful world News SHANE HEGARTY
  • The meaning of this sporting life News HARRY BROWNE
  • Broadcast News News MAIRE KEARNEY
  • Horizons News SYLVIA THOMPSON
  • Taking Ireland's ecological temperature News MICHAEL VINEY
  • The eye of the lens never blinks News ANGELA LONG
  • A trip through time travel theory News WILLIAM REVILLE
  • Dip in dangerous waters News DECLAN KIBERD
  • 'Please don't blame Jack . . .' News PATRICK SKENE CATLING
  • Victorian sister act News ALANNAH HOPKIN
  • Important moral and artistic work News EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Father & I: A Memoir, by Carlo GΘbler. (Abacus, £7.99 in UK News ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Curfew and Other Stories, by Sean O'Reilly (Faber and Faber, £6.99 in UK) News GILES NEWINGTON
  • Makers of the American Century, by Martin Walker (Vintage, £7.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Twenty-One: The Best of Granta Magazine, ed. Ian Jack (Granta Books. £9.99 in UK) News CHRISTINE MADDEN
  • Bandits, by Eric Hobsbawm (Abacus, £9.99 in UK) News BRIAN FALLON
  • Le Mariage, by Diane Johnson (Vintage £6.99 ) News BERNICE HARRISON
  • The Great Arizona Orphan Abduction, by Linda Gordon. (Harvard University Press, $16.95 in US) News BERNA COX
  • Fond memories for Day-Lewis News JOHN MACKENNA
  • An impressive collection News DAVID LLOYD
  • Different penstrokes News DEAGL N DE BR AD N
  • A don who played his part News BRIAN FALLON
  • Three cheers for three years News CATHERINE FOLEY
  • Reasons for letting our hare down News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Doolin private pier faces opposition News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Regina Nathan (soprano), Linnhe Robertson (piano) News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • The Pattern News KEVIN COURTNEY
  • Scramble for tickets forces the gardai to close road News CIARAN TIERNEY
  • No special traffic arrangements News CAROLINE CRAWFORD
  • No hurlers on the ditch in Toomevara as Tipperary get set for All-Ireland showdown News CIAN MCCORMACK
  • Compromise hopes on abortion guidelines News DR MUIRIS HOUSTON
  • Gardai hunt for armed raiders after three banks are robbed News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Experts disagree on foot-and-mouth policy News DICK AHLSTROM
  • Inquiry starts into death of man at meat plant News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • UK air-traffic regulations to be tightened after heron emergency News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Tamed toxins might provide pain cures News PETER FOOTE
  • Turkish hunger strike rally in Dublin today News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • It's almost a buyer's market, but vendors still expect too high a price, conference hears News ANNE LUCEY
  • 1,000 pay their respects to dead teenager News PAUL TANNEY
  • Peaceful walk to school raises hope of resolution News CLARE MURPHY
  • Decommissioning body a pawn - DUP News PAUL TANNEY
  • Alleged fraud cases in NI referred to DPP News PAUL TANNEY
  • Reid has plan to resolve the Ardoyne crisis News ELLA SHANAHAN , CLARE MURPHY
  • Ward to contest Meath seat as Rogers withdraws News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Cox hopeful of votes for EU job News DENIS STAUNTON
  • Cowen to visit Middle East News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Athlone parents protest at closure of Irish school unit News CAROLINE O'DOHERTY
  • Amnesty expresses concern for Irish in Colombian jail News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • SF accuses Navy over job clearance ban for party members News CAROLINE O'DOHERTY
  • Traveller families move from boycott school area News MICHELLE MCDONAGH
  • Study queries effectiveness of Viagra after two years News MARY MINIHAN
  • Exhibition by Apprentice Boys to tackle `ignorance' News MARY MINIHAN
  • St Kevin's Way opened in Glendalough News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Breast cancer services inadequate, says group News OLIVIA KELLEHER
  • Angling Notes News DEREK EVANS
  • The Words We Use News DIARMAID O MUIRITHE
  • Wind turbines might be viable power source News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Bush to send special adviser to Belfast News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Taoiseach in TV address to nation - on Man U's chances News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Talks continue today to save racism summit from collapse News NUALA HAUGHEY

  • Sport

  • St Andrews Starter's Box goes under the hammer Sport
  • English absorbs correct lessons Sport
  • David Tierney Sport
  • Michael Crimmins Sport
  • Joe Rabbitte Sport
  • Mark O'Leary Sport
  • David Kennedy Sport
  • Brendan Cummins Sport
  • Thomas Costello Sport
  • Cathal Moore Sport
  • Ollie Canning Sport
  • Lar Corbett Sport
  • Fergal Healy Sport
  • Eamonn Corcoran Sport
  • Mark Kerins Sport
  • Philip Maher Sport
  • Richie Murray Sport
  • Eugene Cloonan Sport
  • Gregory Kennedy Sport
  • Michael Healy Sport
  • Eugene O'Neill Sport
  • Thomas Dunne (captain) Sport
  • Eddie Enright Sport
  • Alan Kerins Sport
  • Paul Ormonde Sport
  • John Carroll Sport
  • Eoin Kelly Sport
  • Derek Hardiman Sport
  • Declan Ryan Sport
  • Liam Hodgins (captain) Sport
  • Paul Kelly Sport
  • Hitman of Athenry Sport
  • Kevin Broderick Sport
  • McClaren keeps it country Sport
  • English Premiership: Team news Sport
  • Connacht in the groove Sport
  • Galileo is ready to join greats Sport
  • A step into the unknown awaits Sport
  • Ulster turn it right around Sport
  • Celtic League Preview Sport
  • North County warm favourites Sport
  • Woods off to quick start Sport
  • Helpless Hingis overpowered Sport
  • Irish John finally beaten by the system Sport
  • Backs tip balance Tipperary's way Sport SE N MORAN
  • Stargazers to see Galileo and Fantastic Light Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Too unpredictable to point to a winner Sport EAMONN CREGAN
  • Deadly Cork move in for the kill Sport PAT ROCHE
  • Repertory taken to outpace home team Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • No post for Westerveld Sport DOMINIC FIFIELD
  • Rovers exact some measure of revenge Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Munster fire still burning Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • Cahill makes it three Sport PAUL BUTTNER
  • No let-up for Munster Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
  • National League Previews Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Els fails to match star billing Sport ALISTAIR TAIT
  • Clarke gets defence off to bad start Sport GRANIA WILLIS
  • The first step to failure is thinking that you know everything Sport DERMOT GILLEECE

  • Business

  • Inquiry to ask why incomplete rail job overran by £36m Business
  • Stocks fall out of Thursday's frying pan, into Friday's fire Business
  • European shares plumb new depths on US jobs data Business
  • Names of people who are liable to be called to testify before subcommittee Business
  • Gates stresses crucial role of research and development in meeting the challenges of new software products Business
  • Bourses tumble to 30-month low as US spreads gloom Business
  • S&P downturn longest in 30 years as bear mauls market Business
  • Agri firm to look for 100 recruits Business
  • Chris Horn joins Sepro board Business
  • Metromedia loses 30% value Business
  • Reflex to buy leisure group Business
  • Income falls at Friends First Business

  • Opinion

  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes in Ardoyne Letters
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • The right to be a child needs to be upheld Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Roadside Drink Advertisements Letters
  • Shortage Of Foster Carers Letters
  • Deer-Hunting And Disease Letters
  • Quinn snub does not help Chinese rights Opinion
  • Getting Dail TDs away from parish pump politics Opinion
  • Pressure On Mugabe Opinion
  • Science Festival Opinion
  • Forgiveness: a sign of real strength Opinion
  • Paintings By Barbara Warren Letters
  • Killings In The Middle East Letters
  • Drivers And Mobile Phones Letters
  • Education And Rights Letters
  • Bargain Prices Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Ugly Scenes In Ardoyne Letters
  • Racism At Lansdowne Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Defiant author cashes in on writing lark Culture
  • Denying racism here from safe distance of Durban Culture
  • Ethnic minorities and rural migrants suffer discrimination and oppression in China Culture
  • Why Britain Is Better Culture
  • Forthcoming Fairs Culture
  • Ulick O'Connor: A very cavalier Irishman in every sense of the word Culture Vincent Browne
  • Alligator wrestler turns Bush fighter Culture
  • Winslet's marriage split evokes empathy for authentic celebrity Culture
  • Delegates fail to rise to occasion Culture
  • Minorities denied a fair hearing Culture
  • School protests reveal Irish lack of tolerance -O'Donnell Culture
  • Irish football fans will pay for World Cup glory Culture
  • Refugees risk lives to reach `white cliffs' Culture
  • Fine silver and jewellery in a debut auction Culture
  • £8,000 for pair of Louis XV fauteuils Culture
  • Regency rosewood chairs distinguished by brass Culture
  • Forthcoming Auctions Culture
  • Auction Results Culture