Article Archive

November 3rd 2001

• • News

  • View from the Other side News
  • News headliners News
  • Field of dreams kicks off News
  • Rethinking our golf industry News
  • Swapping life for art's hard labour News
  • Sex, power and revenge in modern Ireland News
  • The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan (Flamingo, £6.99 in UK) News
  • The Anglo-Irish Murders by Ruth Dudley Edwards (Harper Collins, £5.99 in UK) News
  • An Unsung Hero: Tom Crean, Antarctic Survivor by Michael Smith (Collins Press, £12.99 in UK) News
  • Dead Cat Bounce by Damien Owens (Flame, £6.99 in the UK) News
  • Stuck in the middle News
  • Biography News
  • Warning! Angels on board News
  • Tough choice: Pierce or Aidan News
  • While Cowen's away, the musicians play News
  • A catalogue of sex and violence News
  • Location Location Location News
  • Enduring bank mystery News
  • Location, location . . . News
  • Sex myths News
  • From shoeshine to showtime News
  • Peer pleasures: what theatre people say about Barabbas News
  • Astute leader of Institute of Public Administration News
  • Fresh elections may be the only way forward News
  • Pakistan as the key to resolution may have to be confronted by US News
  • Out of touch but still determined to stand alone News
  • An Afghan girl's struggle for life trapped in a sweat-shop existence News
  • Presbyterian Notes News
  • Man jailed for five years for assault on US woman News
  • Judge O'Connor bows out with a swipe at 'insufficient' Circuit Court salaries News
  • Assault conviction in Carlow case News
  • Man killed when digger fell on him News
  • Fish farming vessel sinks in Galway News
  • Security guards foil robbers News
  • Cyclist shot in the stomach News
  • Taking a mid-term break not sensible but understandable News
  • Win lifts Leicester off bottom News
  • Ronaldo set for league return News
  • Kennedy latest injury worry for McCarthy News
  • Online buying will never beat shops - Geldof News
  • Woman’s body found in water off Waterford coast News
  • RUC treating death of Coleraine man as suspicious News
  • Two arrested over Dublin shooting incident News
  • Man dies in Co Galway car accident News
  • Man hurt in Belfast shooting incident News
  • US narrows search for bin Laden News
  • Nigerian city adopts sharia law News
  • Played crucial role in Mother and Child row News
  • Brilliant metaphysician who popularised 'modal realism' News
  • Transformed Vogue during 20-year tenure as editor News
  • Report ahoy News
  • Cardinal Citizen News
  • Diplomatic silence News
  • Norris waxes lyrical News
  • Irish coffee creamed News
  • Between the lines News
  • Cult Hero: Lydia Lynch News
  • End of a sexual taboo News
  • Voice with no strings attached News
  • Barabbas returns to its roots News
  • Postcard from battered Beirut News
  • Shimmering brushstrokes float across the sky News
  • Horizons News
  • Major poets made and born News
  • Rimbaud by Graham Robb (Picador, £20 in UK) News
  • The German Trauma: Experiences and Reflections 1938-2001 by Gitta Sereny (Penguin, £9.99 in UK) News
  • Homage to Gaia: The Life of an Independent Scientist by James Lovelock ( Oxford University Press, £9.99) News
  • Story of the icon's smile News
  • Through a lens darkly News
  • History's victims at war News
  • Unbearable dullness of being News
  • In the company of men News
  • Loose Leaves News
  • Significance of space News
  • A strong and scary sequel News
  • The Fisher Child News
  • Entering the literary lions' den News
  • Lillies' can-can do News
  • BBC World presenters not allowed to wear remembrance poppies News
  • Hotel college celebrates 50 years News
  • Hume to address Ennis 'modern life' conference News
  • Buzzard may hail from Afghanistan News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • ASTI dispute with dissident member adjourned by agreement News
  • Smokers get stay on order to inspect files News
  • Men attacked with samurai sword News
  • Woman's death 'not suspicious' News
  • Search begins for a way to save peace process News
  • Trimble takes a tumble to a chorus of jeers News
  • Anti-agreement parties made sure troops were on full alert News
  • Unidentified bacteria found in embassy News
  • Crew of downed US helicopter safe News
  • Firefighters scuffle with police News
  • Hoaxer jailed for three years News
  • UN body warns on basic freedoms News
  • US Defence Secretary is having a good war News
  • Pakistan fights Afghan drug line News
  • 5 Bosnian Serbs jailed for part in a 'hellish orgy of persecution' News
  • Clash between NY firefighters and police News
  • Russia plays down arms deal News
  • Pledge to aid Burundi peace deal News
  • Arafat, Peres and Mubarak meet for lunch News
  • Gunmen kill Israeli in Ramallah News
  • Call for referendum in Denmark News
  • Georgia political crisis continues News
  • 'Witchdoctors' hanged for murder News
  • Alliance Party confirms re-designation of MLAs as unionists News
  • Military campaign 'primarily a religious war' - bin Laden News
  • Alliance Party set to re-designate its MLAs as unionists News
  • Troops clash in Central African Republic capital News
  • Rumsfeld arrives in Uzbekistan for talks News
  • British protesters urge fair trade ahead of WTO meeting News
  • Sierra Leone rebels deny link with bin Laden News
  • Officials believe Kursk sank after second blast News
  • Pakistani government in confusion over anthrax News
  • Taliban frees French journalist in Jalalabad News
  • Two US helicopters downed, 50 troops dead - Taliban News
  • Taliban hangs three royalist supporters News
  • US, Russian defence ministers meet in Moscow News
  • Peres, Arafat meet, but no formal talks planned News
  • Malaysia warns gay ministers face arrest News
  • US shoplifter's 50-year sentence overturned News
  • FBI admits little progress made on anthrax News
  • Indonesia's Megawati defends economic performance News
  • Longford move out of relegation zone News
  • Munster maintain unbeaten record News
  • Kafelnikov moves into Paris final News
  • Act one ends O'Brien run News
  • Anti-war rally sees thousands on march through Dublin News Conor Pope
  • Cocaine, heroin seized by Gardaí in Dublin raid News Conor Pope
  • Teachers rule out widespread strike action News Patrick Logue
  • Thousands expected at Dublin anti-war rally News Greg Meylan
  • Leinster qualify for European quarter-final News Piaras Murphy
  • Fianna Fail accused of 'publicity stunt' as first Luas carriage is put on display News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Consultant says casualty patients are not getting beds News EITHNE DONNELLAN
  • Traffic to be restricted in north Dublin for port tunnel construction News COLMAN CASSIDY
  • Dublin man set free from jail in Bangkok News COLMAN CASSIDY
  • Authorities knew of warning about inadequate water - TD News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Court orders State must provide for autistic boy's education News MARY CAROLAN
  • Fisheries officer suffers leg injuries when poachers drive car at him News LORNA SIGGINS
  • 'VIP' treatment for women at Iran match News FRANK MCNALLY
  • Unfair to criticise GP for failing to diagnose polio-doctor News MARY CAROLAN
  • Food safety head welcomes EU move to ease T-bone steak ban News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • PDs hope Molloy will stand in election News ALISON O CONNOR
  • Three Lowry associates refuse to give evidence News COLM KEENA
  • Threat of school closures recedes after talks with teachers' unions News EMMET OLIVER
  • Ad 'not intended to offend Irish people' News RACHEL DONNELLY
  • Urgent action to prevent job losses in building industry urged News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • FF officials say they never heard of Ottiwell fundraising News DECLAN FAHY
  • Warning of violence in pre-election debate News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Assembly told UUP will accept 'anything' to stay in power News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Sinn Fein calls for fresh elections to Assembly News MONIKA UNSWORTH
  • Taoiseach 'disappointed' but confident difficulties will be overcome News ALISON O'CONNOR
  • Defeat does not mean process over, says Trimble News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Reid promises statement today after further round of talks with parties News MICHAEL BRADLEY
  • Flanagan does not expect to remain at helm of North's new police service for long News MICHAEL BRADLEY
  • Plaintive numbers of battles long ago News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Mansfield Park News GERRY COLGAN
  • Fodder News ANDREW'BY SUSAN CONLEYS LANE STUDIO , DUBLIN
  • Monte Carlo Ballet News CAROLYN SWIFT
  • Country asked to follow midwest's lead in recycling News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Calls for debate on role of An Bord Pleanala News ANNE LUCEY
  • Alliance considers new move to rescue Trimble News GERRY MORIARTY
  • Falling revenue may force McCreevy to borrow £1bn News JANE SUITER

  • Sport

  • Same as it ever was Sport
  • Senior life has its perks Sport
  • Shark has lost his bite Sport
  • Two colours Red dominate a lifelong obsession Sport
  • Iran try to play catch-up on Irish Sport
  • English FA premiership: Weekend team news Sport
  • Bohs reign supreme Sport
  • Students grow in stature Sport
  • Sackville to show his class Sport
  • The head is willing but the heart hesitates Sport
  • Yankees' miracle comeback lifts New York Sport
  • Renault take back Alonso Sport
  • Leading from the front Sport
  • It's back to school for Higgins Sport
  • Two join Rogers on women's circuit Sport
  • Verplank steals in to grab the lead Sport
  • Low numbers don't always add up to high earnings Sport

  • Business

  • Domestic funds data Business
  • A case of innocent innovation or cloaked defiance? Business
  • Euro zone data show collapse in output Business
  • Further spate of job losses among diverse companies Business
  • Unilever bucks trend as Eurotop ends week down 2% Business
  • Expected rate cuts help market shrug off bearish news Business
  • Investors show resilience in face of troubled economy Business
  • Bula realises €1m in share placing Business
  • ICC chief joins Datalex board Business
  • Valentia offer unconditional Business
  • Tough time forecast for equities Business
  • Unilever shares rise on results Business
  • Argentina's fiscal plan draws fire Business

  • Opinion

  • No simple answers to complex abortion issue Opinion
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • This Week They said Opinion
  • What Needs Be Must Be Opinion
  • The Recession Bites Opinion
  • The sheer joy of radical Christian conversion Opinion
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Foundation Of Scout Troop Letters
  • The Luas Line Letters
  • Better health service about values, not deficits Opinion
  • The real strength of Sinn Fein's challenge in the Republic Opinion
  • Response To Terror Attacks Letters
  • Response To Terror Attacks Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Attitudes To Smoking Letters
  • The Invisible Cyclist Letters
  • Supporting Trimble Letters
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Tackling the 'catastrophe' of road death toll Culture
  • It's part of what we are Culture
  • Cardinal a master at not really saying sorry Culture
  • Rare soup tureen from Cork's Mansion House Culture
  • Linen press has strong links to the Custom House Culture
  • New catalogue of 17th-19th century Irish art Culture
  • Auction Results Culture
  • Archbishop accepts apology Culture
  • Phantom Ph.Ds a growth industry Culture
  • Wolfe Tone ideology is as relevant today Culture