Article Archive

November 10th 2001

• • News

  • Free speech and cheap shots News
  • Fasten your seatbelts News
  • Eye on Nature News
  • Horizons News
  • A time to stop making up history - and start making it News
  • A voice for peace News
  • The peacock who invented himself News
  • The state of the diaspora News
  • A monument to learning and civility News
  • The drama of starting over News
  • What She Wants. By Cathy Kelly. Harper Collins. 672pp, £9.99 in UK News
  • Just the tonic for back-to-school blues News
  • The secrets that destroy News
  • The Closet Poet News
  • High noon mass in the chapel News
  • An opening night that was simply electric News
  • A knot of novelists unravelled News
  • Novelist Casey takes the cake News
  • Poetry and posing News
  • Dowey downs a drop of her own News
  • Saudi royals risk sharing Shah's fate News
  • Family of downstarts News
  • Foot in Mouth News
  • How many angels? News
  • Place your yuan News
  • Giving the Ono wail a chance News
  • The good guy who outlived JR News
  • Spreading the gospel of 'serious lite' News
  • Methodist Notes News
  • Church Of Ireland Notes News
  • Charged under child pornography act News
  • Contraband cigarettes seized News
  • A simple man bedevilled by complexities News
  • Science Week Ireland: What's on this weekend News
  • McCarthy content with a job well done News
  • Ireland sweep to victory over Iran News
  • England held by impressive Swedes News
  • Belgium reach Fed Cup final News
  • McGinley leads Volvo Masters as play abandoned News
  • Phillips starts for England News
  • Lomu to be rested against Ireland A News
  • Hume praises IRA's decommissioning move News
  • Sinn Féin condemned over police board snub News
  • Teenager admits leaving dog in freezer to 'cool off' News
  • Vital role of broadband network stressed News
  • £20m body to study social change News
  • 4 phones 'used in bombing' News
  • Court told thoracic surgery was carried out 'very neatly' News
  • ASTI dispute with member not resolved News
  • History of BSE explained to jury News
  • Burke gives nothing away to his interrogators News
  • First new synagogue since Nazis News
  • Clerides accepts Cypriot talks News
  • Bosnian Croat surrenders News
  • Zimbabwean editor released on bail News
  • Ministers haggle over Kyoto News
  • Hutus kidnap schoolboys in Burundi News
  • Robinson censures Beijing News
  • Australia votes in general election today News
  • Meet the Pashtuns, the Afghani tribe who rule Pakistan's'wild west' News
  • Pakistani police kill four after day of muted protests News
  • Anti-Taliban forces claim to have captured key stronghold News
  • Northern Alliance enters strategic city of Mazar-e-Sharif before the onset of winter News
  • Provided key support for Israeli right wing News
  • Campaigned for development of Gaeltacht areas News
  • Creator of popular thriller 'Sleuth' News
  • Redefined art history for scholars and a wider public News
  • Genial jazz great News
  • Selling Harry Potter News
  • Whipping Dail reform News
  • Green squatter evicted News
  • Conflict of interest News
  • Mary's little tram News
  • Cult hero: Klaus Kinski News
  • Vaccinated against modernity News
  • Brothers in arms News
  • 'The West Wing' at the crossroads News
  • Broadcast News News
  • Squirrelling away knowledge for a rainy day News
  • Grim, weird, sweet News
  • Unpredictable Myers News
  • Farewell to the hellraiser News
  • Loose Leaves News
  • Bush to UN: 'Time for action' against terror News
  • Bin Laden claims to hold nuclear weapons News
  • Too few women on policing board, group says News
  • Emergency teams in nuclear disaster exercise News
  • Mallon urges loyalists to disarm News
  • More anthrax found in Senate office building News
  • EgyptAir crash bodies to be returned home News
  • Blair hails progress of Afghan campaign News
  • Pope meets NY firefighters, praises their courage News
  • Author Ken Kesey dies from cancer at age 66 News
  • UK Labour backbencher attacks BBC war coverage News
  • Afghan opposition press forward to Uzbek border News
  • China set to join World Trade Organisation News
  • Labour opposition concedes Australian election News
  • Vietnam braces as killer storm approaches News
  • Landslide kills 35 in southern India News
  • FBI says anthrax suspect likely domestic News
  • Deal agreed on Kyoto climate treaty News
  • Bloomberg faces questions about business links News
  • Wilkinson kicks England to 21-15 win over Australia News
  • King too gutsy for Pearl at Down Royal News
  • Top athletics manager dies suddenly News
  • Silvestre hints at quitting United News
  • £1m cocaine, heroin seizure in Dublin News Padraig Collins
  • Gardaí searching for security van raiders News Padraig Collins
  • Two men held after Dun Laoghaire stabbing News Cathal Hanley
  • McCarthy era close to crowning glory News Emmet Malone
  • Hovercraft comes to the rescue News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Shannon said to be facing into its worst crisis News EIBHIR MULQUEEN
  • Haemophiliac with hepatitis C dies before being able to give evidence News JOE HUMPHREYS
  • Salmon-stocks problem highlighted News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Street violence may lead to new legislation News ANNE LUCEY
  • Would-be wizards go potty for Harry film News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Bill to make extradition easier after attacks by terrorists News MARK BRENNOCK
  • State, IFA near deal on land for roads News TIM O'BRIEN
  • Employment of barred psychiatrist investigated News CHRIS DOOLEY
  • Business chiefs do not see early US growth News CONOR O'CLERY
  • Government applies for Sellafield injunction News CHRISTINE NEWMAN
  • Gardai investigate bank transactions News JIM CUSACK
  • Burke shredded half a ton of records News PAUL CULLEN
  • Consultant denies endorsing Esat deal to CIE News ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Ban on pickets at Don Tidey's home News MARY CAROLAN
  • Baldonnel flights to be cut News JIM CUSACK
  • BSE cases increase by 13 in one week News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Weir expelled, Armitage suspended News SUZANNE BREEN
  • Belfast protests set to continue News SUZANNE BREEN
  • SDLP targets SF on police reform issue News DAN KEENAN
  • Science Week promises to be fun News DICK AHLSTROM
  • President calls for end to loyalists' school protest News GERRY MORIARTY
  • The Theft of Sita News JANE COYLE
  • RT╔ Vanbrugh Quartet News DOUGLAS SEALY
  • Finghin Collins (piano), OSC/Howard Shelley News MICHAEL DERVAN
  • The relative merits of wet and dry coldness News BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS
  • Taliban confirms Alliance has entered Mazar-e-Sharif News PATRICK SMYTH
  • Iranian fans fear threat from a fit Keane News MARY MINIHAN
  • School courses to reflect multi-cultural society News EMMET OLIVER

  • Sport

  • Free spirit finally let off leash Sport
  • Thurles Sarsfields are ready to step back into the big time Sport
  • Keddy lifts the Dundalk spirits Sport
  • Daly strikes early and often in Cobh Sport
  • Preview Sport
  • Anthony O'Neill - top goalkeeper Sport
  • Potty about golf Sport
  • Birch suits us to a tee Sport
  • Slovenia v Romania Sport
  • Ukraine v Germany Sport
  • The Iran File Sport
  • The Duke of Windsor Park Sport
  • Austria v Turkey Sport
  • Belgium v Czech Republic Sport
  • Tracing the tracks of McAteer Sport
  • Fallon regains title Sport
  • Once bitten, twice shy Sport
  • Gribben makes it to next stage Sport
  • Keen golfers will plumb any depths Sport
  • Augusta's brute force Sport
  • Iron man bends rules Sport

  • Business

  • D-Day for DIRT disclosures Business
  • Banker to head North agency Business
  • Bord Gais to appeal decision Business
  • Merlin acquires Wolfhound Business
  • Investors hope for economic recovery despite warnings Business
  • Spurt in crude prices sends oil stocks smartly ahead Business
  • Profit-takers move in to halt Footsie's seventh gains run Business
  • Oil prices fire up for second day running Business
  • Net closing on Ansbacher cases Business
  • Parthus shares fall by 13% Business
  • Irish Press plc for High Court Business
  • Ryanair director profits by shares Business
  • Elan to finalise migraine drug Business
  • Aer Arann's MD buys out partner Business

  • Opinion

  • Most of manufacturing sector is still holding its own Opinion
  • This Week They Said Opinion
  • A Time Of Challenge Opinion
  • The Invisible Cyclist Letters
  • Landfill Sites Letters
  • The Abortion Referendum Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • Bill to redress hurt would inflict more abuse Opinion
  • Corrections And Clarifications Opinion
  • Less slapstick, more respect, please Opinion
  • Master of Detail Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Resurrection - a question of faith and hope Opinion
  • Corruption And Foreign Aid Letters
  • Response To Terror Attacks Letters
  • Voting And The Assembly Letters
  • Strengthening The UN Letters
  • The Colombia Three Letters
  • Connell On Empey Letters
  • States Of Health Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Doomsday predictions not needed Culture
  • RTE Cutbacks: Job losses and cost savings Culture
  • RTE to cut 150 jobs and 200 programme hours in an attempt to stem rising losses Culture
  • Facing the future with 'qualified optimism' Culture
  • How the best of 'Times' suddenly turned sour Culture
  • The most depressing fortnight for them so far Culture
  • The Tiger: asleep or extinct, that is the question Culture
  • Serving in Lebanon in awful times Culture
  • Sellafield plan gives terrorists chance to go nuclear Culture
  • Migrant workers labour under regime of racial discrimination Culture