Article Archive

October 19th 2001

• • News

  • Charting billions of colonising mussels News
  • Drinking beer is a healthy option News
  • Kray twins' reign of terror kept their methods secret News
  • Strong are seizing food supplies News
  • Gunships are sign of confidence News
  • Weekend Travel News
  • Legal challenge of CAB powers is rejected News
  • £140,000 for girl (17) who had toe amputated News
  • Meath man acquitted of murder News
  • Jury discharged in murder attempt case News
  • Belfast death `suspicious' News
  • Couple facing explosive charges News
  • Pedestrians mowed down on street News
  • Harney suspected of having hernia Oireachtas
  • New railway station for Monasterevan News
  • Seven held for questioning over anthrax alerts News
  • Couple remanded in custody after Tyrone bomb find News
  • Pavarotti cleared of tax evasion charges News
  • EU gives backing to anti-bin Laden action News
  • Seventh anthrax case reported in US News
  • Rolls-Royce cuts 5,000 worldwide News
  • Dungloe weekend to celebrate life and times of late Peadar O'Donnell News
  • Amnesty recommendations News
  • Work to resume on three Ballymun regeneration projects News
  • Hospital settles woman's claim News
  • Man jailed for abusing niece News
  • Holiday-makers stranded at airport News
  • Robbery led to death of credit union manager News
  • Urgent task ahead - Ahern News
  • Tories sever links with Monday Club News
  • Russia asks US to follow base closure News
  • Abkhazia ready to confront guerillas News
  • Pope meets Fox's wife separately News
  • Suspended term for rail deaths couple News
  • Plans to demolish Shakespeare theatre News
  • Turkish hunger striker dies News
  • EU says fulfil peace accord News
  • Winnie Madikizela-Mandela charged with fraud and theft News
  • Turkey warns on Front advances News
  • Bombing to continue as ground forces deployed News
  • US troops working with anti-Taliban forces News
  • Taoiseach's letter to the Fine Gael leader News
  • Ahern responds to Noonan on abortion questions News
  • Security and economics to dominate EU summit News
  • All IRA weapons must go, Donaldson warns News
  • Vincent McKenna loses abuse conviction appeal News
  • Gildernew keeps seat as Court rejects UUP challenge News
  • Judgment on disputed Gildernew seat today News
  • US demands immediate end to Israeli strikes News
  • Zimbabwe farm output tumbling after land crisis News
  • Inquiries launched into British BSE mix-up News
  • Israelis kill two Palestinians near Bethlehem News
  • Rwandan ex-minister pleads not guilty to genocide News
  • S Africa HIV baby sues government for negligence News
  • Putin backs US, says Russia reforms work News
  • Ex-communist Miller sworn in as new Polish PM News
  • Bush says no link yet to anthrax and bin Laden News
  • Taliban ambassador says 500 civilians dead in strikes News
  • Anthrax scares spread to Peru and Fiji News
  • British overturn ruling against detention centre News
  • Three arrested in Spanish crackdown on ETA News
  • Arafat aide claims Israeli plot to kill Palestinian leader News
  • Bear Stearns layoffs to cost $57 million News
  • Duracell hurt Gillette's third-quarter earnings News
  • Euro zone growth delayed by attacks - Bundesbank News
  • Marlborough to post loss in uncertain market News
  • Nestle seek support for Swissair rescue offer News
  • Nokia meets profit target in third quarter News
  • Bioglan shares slump 84% after BMS deal fails News
  • German business confidence hits near 8-year low News
  • Capriati sets up Davenport clash News
  • McAteer signs for Black Cats News
  • McGinley in Dunhill driving seat News
  • Thompson denies West link News
  • Helsingborg director suffered anthrax 'prank' News
  • Cricket council approves neutral venues News
  • Galileo to be retired after Breeders’ Cup News
  • Lomu signs two year deal with All Blacks News
  • Germany considers personal terrorist text alerts News
  • Man charged with putting nude pics of pen pal on Net News
  • Nokia predict Second coming for mobile phones News
  • Development agency chief to resign post News THERESA JUDGE
  • Call for military exports controls News ELAINE EDWARDS
  • Region aims to be learning centre News EMMET OLIVER
  • PD councillor to switch to Cork North Central constituency News OLIVIA KELLEHER
  • Inspectorate for gardai likely to be headed by a judge News JIM CUSACK
  • Garda strength to reach highest level of 12,000 by next May, O'Donoghue confirms News JIM CUSACK
  • Report shows drop in number of children begging in Dublin News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Planning officer has resolved his dispute with council, court told News MARY CAROLAN
  • Taoiseach rejects Cooney's demand News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Ahern says resignations of UUP ministers are not 'irrevocable' News MARK BRENNOCK
  • Ahern and Blair to discuss withdrawal of UUP's ministers News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Trimble blames republicans for resignations News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Assembly dominated by disagreement News MICHAEL BRADLEY
  • Soldiers 'watched' as group went to aid people News DICK GROGAN
  • Gardai have no suspects after Navan deaths News CAROLINE O'DOHERTY
  • Opera festival keeps its eccentricities as it turns 50 News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Further wait to identify woman News CAROLINE O'DOHERTY
  • Protest will lead to loss of life, Fr Troy warns News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Government is deeply divided on Europe, says Quinn News DEAGL N DE BR AD N
  • Terrorism laws under review Oireachtas MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Abortion referendum will go ahead - Ahern Oireachtas MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Martin considers setting up a new blood tribunal News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Telenor executive contradicts O'Brien News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • 'No difficulties' in trust case News PAUL CULLEN
  • Village pond a useful predictor of the weather News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Reid and Cowen hopeful UUP can return to Executive News Fiona McCann
  • Aer Lingus confirms 2,000 permanent jobs will go News Cathal Hanley
  • Decentralisation is essential - Bacon News Aoife O'Reilly
  • Stars shine on Pennies from Heaven campaign News Fiona McCann
  • Department of Taoiseach hit by anthrax scare News Patrick Logue
  • Man and woman found dead in Navan are named News Patrick Logue
  • Garda has 700 lines of inquiry in Meath body case News Patrick Logue
  • Man in court over Henry St driving incident News Padraig Collins
  • Alphyra acquires British payment company News Cathal Hanley
  • Ireland win Rules series with rousing victory News Paul O'Hehir
  • Sharon ready to 'go to war' with Palestinian Authority News DAVID HOROVITZ
  • Driver's appeal to stay in Ireland rejected News NUALA HAUGHEY
  • Construction firm and director are fined £12,000 for tax fraud News ELLA SHANAHAN

  • Sport

  • Corry set to lead renewed drive Sport
  • Leonard reaches a landmark Sport
  • Rangers have not won it yet Sport
  • Sereni saves Ipswich Sport
  • Chelsea run into big trouble in Israel Sport
  • FIFA put back Asian games Sport
  • Rovers uninspired Sport
  • Ferguson stands by his man Sport
  • St Patrick's Athletic v Shelbourne Sport
  • Loreto welcome back Scott and Grealy Sport
  • Woods trails in Florida Sport
  • Ireland will have no fear of England Sport EDMUND VAN ESBECK
  • Fildes can see the finish line Sport BRIAN FOLEY
  • Irish get off to strong start in Melbourne Sport SHANE STOKES
  • Killester begin defence in Cork Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Leeds lay claim to the throne Sport DAVID HOPPS
  • 'Damaging' Punchestown report is strongly disputed Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Texan's disputed one in a million display Sport DAVID DAVIES
  • Steinle recovers to take dressage lead Sport GRANBY MARY HANNIGANIA WILLIS
  • Hunt-Tyrrell driving on Sport DERMOT GILLEECE
  • When the going gets tough, we must be ready Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Rules series gets four-year extension Sport SE N MORAN
  • Little rest for Junior World Cup players Sport DERMOT ASHMORE

  • Business

  • Microsoft results below forecasts Business
  • Walsh heads Aer Lingus Business
  • Nortel announces a $3.5bn loss Business
  • Enterprise Ireland stake in Strata3 Business
  • Single European market could require a bit more harmony Business
  • Assurance offering for long-term care Business
  • Risk-free investing introduced by EBS Business
  • First Active bond locks in best sector Business
  • Bottle of bubbly may be a sign Business
  • Eircom net offers online giftshop Business
  • Up to 150 jobs may go at RTE Business
  • Celestica to cut staff by 25% Business
  • Johnstown House investment blamed for Lark crisis Business
  • OECD to slash 2002 outlook for economies Business
  • Bausch & Lomb profits slump Business
  • Siebel earnings down by 48% Business
  • CMG set to cut 39 jobs Business
  • Lamont ends link with Belfast Business
  • Xilinx losses surprise market Business
  • Flat earnings from Guidant Business
  • Sun reports loss Business
  • 52Ground Zero's diaspora will not return too soon Business
  • Spending Cast caution aside and spend - that's the best medicine for the economy, according to US economist Lara Rhame, even though people may not like its taste. Una McCaffrey reportsis the way to get the economy back to good health Business
  • State ranks 18th for honesty Business
  • Advisers salivate at C&C float Business
  • Smurfit quarterly reports may not delight investors Business
  • Dirty laundry goes on public view in London pension action Business
  • Stimulating US economy now may hurt later Business
  • Techs take a hammering as poor corporate results bite Business
  • Bio-terrorism threat makes US investors back away Business
  • Profit warnings and anthrax scares bring rally to an end Business
  • One Life Business
  • Reading between lines for ECB info Business
  • Home users take on computer hackers Business
  • Performix wins call-centre deal Business
  • Appointment at technology group Business
  • Bids for telecoms funding due today Business
  • Xnet signs deal with US firm Business
  • Tech changes will be biggest cost of euro Business
  • Investors need to remain on alert Business
  • Gem puts shine on DCC's rating Business
  • Banks regrading continues Business
  • Ryanair and Jurys offer interesting investment options Business
  • Questions and Answers Business
  • Covering the basics makes life a bit easier Business
  • Record interest in forestry fund Business
  • Ulster Bank's new flexible mortgage Business
  • E-commerce fails to live up to hype Business
  • Conlon comes to the end of Bord Gais pipeline Business

  • Opinion

  • Response To Terrorist Attacks Letters
  • Response To Terrorist Attacks Letters
  • A Day At The Races Letters
  • Crisis In Aer Lingus Letters
  • Yasser, That's My Baby Letters
  • Speeding And Cameras Letters
  • State Funeral For Mountjoy 10 Letters
  • Women still don't count Opinion
  • Reforming a badly flawed system Opinion
  • Setting out new directions for broadcasters Opinion
  • More money for Aer Lingus flies in the face of reason Opinion
  • Corrections and Clarifications Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • National Forum On Europe Opinion
  • Planning for Policing Opinion
  • Response To Terrorist Attacks Letters
  • Switching To The Euro Letters
  • Going To The Wall Letters
  • A First For The Air Corps Letters
  • Irish In The Courts Letters
  • The Culture Of Killing Letters
  • Reforming The Health Services Letters
  • ASTI And Part-Time Teachers Letters
  • State Funeral For Mountjoy 10 Letters
  • State Funeral For Mountjoy 10 Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Project's artistic director resigns Culture
  • Antigone Culture
  • Traffic Gripe Culture
  • Commuter Belt Culture
  • A very mixed experience Culture
  • Connoisseurs of continuity Culture
  • Guys and Dolls Culture