Article Archive

January 19th 2002

• • News

  • Bumpy flight to new wing News
  • Lee Majors News
  • Men behaving very badly News
  • Looking for six of the best News
  • Homage to Walkin' the Dog Thomas News
  • Carrigaholt fighting to save castle from falling into sea News
  • Muslims nervous after terror link arrests News
  • Enron dumps Bush in a fine political scandal News
  • Right of Minister to deport upheld by court News
  • Dempsey promises the pothole problem is over News
  • Man ready to stand by disabled brother if strike goes ahead News
  • 34 BSE cases this year News
  • Week of prayer for Christian unity News
  • Ex-RUC man loses appeal on extradition News
  • Workers gather to say 'No more violence' News
  • Thousands at rally in Guildhall Square News
  • Talking turkey with the wafflers News
  • Grandeur on a massive scale News
  • Natural works of art bogged down in history News
  • Lovely Betty serves up lunch News
  • To make a long story short . . . News
  • Ghouls and gals test their courage in a Haunted House News
  • Sofa faux pas News
  • Dreaming about lions and his life on the sea News
  • Tensions over Kashmir raise risk of all-out war News
  • THIS WEEK THEY SAID News
  • Plans to evacuate 25,000 Britons from Zimbabwe News
  • Teenager struck by train in Co Antrim News
  • Forlan transfer to be completed next week News
  • Cross channel soccer results News
  • Loeb stays ahead in Monte Carlo News
  • Straight to Cheltenham for Istabraq News
  • Springbok coach Viljoen resigns News
  • Harney admits her flight was a mistake News
  • High Court challenge by Nigerian woman is dismissed News
  • Court ruling called 'attack on democracy' News
  • Lawlor to decide on his future in politics in two months News
  • EU Commission questions the use of fisheries aircraft News
  • Minister dismisses CIF claim on roads News
  • HSEA in talks to stop strike by carers in homes News
  • Lowry denies plagiarising FG leaflet on budget News
  • Robinson advocates 'a new globalisation' News
  • European Union seen as positive force by Fianna Fail MEP News
  • Cox promises not to lose the run of himself News
  • Cameroon activist was arrested and questioned on his way to Dublin News
  • Haughey, Reynolds and Ahern at Tunney removal News
  • Opening show of gallery's new wing a sell-out News
  • Michelin guide awards four stars in State News
  • Controls on UK meat imports sought News
  • Multicultural awards scheme launched News
  • Public to be consulted on developing Kilkenny quays News
  • Man who posed as hackney driver gets 12 years for rape News
  • Mitchell cleared of traffic offences News
  • Father gets seven-year sentence for raping daughter News
  • Manager in case against bank News
  • ICTU at rally to show its 'revulsion' of bigotry News
  • Speakers call for end to all paramilitary groups News
  • 5,000 gather in Omagh News
  • Unions and employers unite against sectarianism News
  • Alliance to keep trying to change vote system News
  • Consumer body criticised over animal deaths News
  • Nurse is jailed for backstreet abortions News
  • Police quiz al-Qaeda suspects as US warns of attacks News
  • At least 45 people killed as volcano erupts in Congo News
  • Saudi Arabia to ask US to withdraw troops News
  • Bin Laden may be dead - Pakistan News
  • Bin label: sibling fashions brand from famous family name News
  • Israel mounts attack after killings News
  • China adopts new web laws curbing access News
  • Powell urges Pakistanis to meet demands News
  • Few spheres where US can act alone - Haass News
  • The WOW factor News
  • About Bloody time News
  • White hats v black hats News
  • Political hinterland News
  • Misplaced sympathies on planet Earth News
  • HORIZONS News
  • After the lights, camera, action News
  • Three prisoners of cell 18 - one is free, one is in jail and one is dead News
  • Wordy but shrewd, Cox has eyeballed his way into the top job News
  • Head girl becomes streetwise in north Belfast News
  • A union banner shouting 'Stop' News
  • Boardroom seats: just a reward for party cronies News
  • Flying high, and free, on a director's chair News
  • The insidious creature stalking our streets News
  • Cascade of election promises to take with a pinch of salt News
  • US Secretary of State and troubleshooter News
  • Outstanding ornithologist and a founder of Irish Wildbird Conservancy News
  • Belfast musician who wrote classic rock 'n' roll hit News
  • Congolese fleeing volcano face food and water crisis News
  • Talks at LRC to avert carers strike set to be adjourned News
  • Woman for court after Dublin house fire News
  • Woman held over Dundalk stabbing incident News
  • Adams calls for clampdown on loyalist attacks News
  • Four injured in Temple Bar 'hit-and-run' News
  • Dublin pub brawl leaves 3 hurt, 12 for court News
  • Man hurt in Belfast 'paramilitary' shooting News
  • Palestinian radio back on the air after attack News
  • Chinese leader's plane 'bugged' News
  • Refugee killed at Channel Tunnel entrance News
  • Lava flows reach the centre of Goma News
  • India-Pakistan shelling as Powell departs News
  • Virus outbreak shuts Glasgow Hospital News
  • Six dead after New Zealand plane crash News
  • Cheney tried to help Enron - White House News
  • Crowd trouble mars Rangers' victory News
  • AIL Division One results News
  • Els, McGinley can catch Martin’s lead News
  • Sampras edges Escude in five-set thriller News
  • Coulthard pins hopes on new McLaren News

  • Sport

  • Shelbourne point the way forward Top six: How they stand Sport
  • Henman gives himself real chance Sport
  • Blueprint for GAA awaits its public GAA's Strategic Review Sport
  • United land Forlan but may lose Veron Sport
  • Can Africa take the big step? Sport
  • Rovers set to return to Tolka Park Sport
  • Scully gets off the mark for Rovers Sport
  • Dutch artist master of his craft Sport
  • Stepping out to a different beat O'Sullivan Speak: Outlining a rugby philosophy Sport
  • Making a pitch for the party Sport
  • Patrician take their chances Sport
  • Dundalk Schools prove too strong for Colaiste Eoin Sport
  • Champion Chase still an option for Moore's gelding Sport
  • McGinley slips as Goosen looms Sport
  • Williams' escape to victory Sport

  • Business

  • Tax increases fuel growth in inflation Business
  • Rival seen as likely USIT suitor Business
  • Elan shares price effected by Alzheimer's drug test news Business
  • Cautious signals from Microsoft, Intel may delay sector's revival Business
  • Confident Dell bucks tech trend Business
  • Regulator a casualty of Enron fiasco Business
  • McCreevy and regulator bickered over 3G Business
  • Dail gives long-delayed Communications Bill top priority Business
  • Lark creditors must approve survival plan Business
  • Christmas business quiz winner Business

  • Opinion

  • IFA squares up to Dempsey over pollution Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • COLD PLACE FOR UNIONISTS? Letters
  • STONING SENTENCES IN NIGERIA Letters
  • US TREATMENT OF PRISONERS Letters
  • PARLON'S POLITICS Letters
  • AIRPORT APPEAL Letters
  • THE POPE'S HEALTH Letters
  • A BLIGHT ON THE BRIDGE Letters
  • CIVIC SOCIETY HAS ITS SAY Opinion
  • Worth the Wait Opinion
  • Staying together for the sake of the kids Opinion
  • Mishandling of light rail project leaves Dublin gridlocked Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Art that marked me Culture
  • Traffic Gripe Culture
  • Shrugging off the paparazzi Culture
  • Flying in the face of fear Culture
  • A puzzling success Culture