Article Archive

January 22nd 2002

• • News

  • Not in front of the children: How the taboo was shattered Education
  • Needs survey reveals money concerns Education
  • Teacher's PET Education
  • 'bye Ma, Pa: Hello World Education
  • Nothing justifies violence Education
  • Bar rules: the family that drinks together . . . Education
  • Harmony comes without a price Education
  • No mistaking growing importance of applying online Education
  • Education World: Global Round-up Education
  • Information technology study still very popular in Limerick Education
  • Kildare woman motors in the fast lane Education
  • Questions remain over State's distribution of research funding Education
  • Factfile: Research in Britain and the North Education
  • Going for the GAP experience Education
  • Bright outlook, blustery front Education
  • Sniffles,sneezes and other troubles Education
  • Dodds seeks police patrols after rioting flares in north Belfast News
  • Second vCJD case believed in North News
  • More than some town on road to some place elsewhere News
  • US press reacts angrily to charges of prisoner abuse News
  • Drug agency to review anti-smoking pills News
  • Clare farmer facing jail in London for laundering #5.1m cash News
  • Bonus points row over milk for babies News
  • Almost 100 sent home as strike hits Galway News
  • Dr Connell says he hopes dispute can be settled News
  • Fine Gael calls for Attorney General's resignation News
  • Nurses begin industrial action in Mullingar News
  • ESB defers decision on Offaly power station News
  • Gardai investigate intimidation of prison officer News
  • Vomiting virus spreads across Scottish hospitals News
  • Lucent Technologies curbs first-quarter losses News
  • Holiday sales see Amazon post first-ever profit News
  • Lastminute and Orange join to offer mobile deals News
  • Nokia announces luxury mobile phone company News
  • Vodafone reaches 100-million customer mark News
  • 'Seasoned terrorist' no stranger to jail News
  • Rebel gunmen kill 16 villagers in northern India News
  • Strong earthquake hits eastern Mediterranean News
  • Key indicators raise hopes of US recovery News
  • US retailer Kmart files for bankruptcy protection News
  • Euro zone inflation stays unchanged at 2.1% News
  • Stena offers free child ferry places to Ireland News
  • British Airways, KLM join forces in Mideast News
  • Manchester United complete Forlan signing News
  • Herbert to race for Audi at Le Mans News
  • Ireland named in Euro 2004 top seeds News
  • Aussie has finger amputated to help career News
  • First Gold may have Hennessy outing News
  • Westwood gets to grips with form News
  • Celtic close to signing Real teenager News
  • Hingis and Johansson reach semi-finals News
  • 500 patients across State sent home to family members News
  • McCabe killers given leave to challenge detention News
  • Adams renews charge of British collusion with loyalist gangs News
  • Police file 'missing' during Omagh inquiry News
  • EC may allow cars to be sold in supermarkets News
  • Judge looks for decision from British on status of jail escaper News
  • Garda does not answer to Dail - Rogers News
  • Enniscorthy to get 150 new jobs as medical device firm expands News
  • AIDS activist criticises churches News
  • Anti-abortion group threatens legal proceedings over use of pill News
  • Sargent says EU is mostly about markets News
  • De Valera lauds State contribution to opening new wing of National Gallery News
  • How strike left one family stranded News
  • Minister says no reason for strike by IMPACT News
  • Fears over increase in medical risks News
  • Waterford picketers shrug off downpours in show of resolution News
  • Hume says key is to establish who ordered in the paratroopers News
  • Confusion about Hume's position on Derry march News
  • US lawyer says she heard phone call from police chief News
  • Noonan says compensate for Eircom share losses News
  • When promises were made to be spoken News
  • FG plan could affect other flotations News
  • Belfast man who served 13 years for murder is cleared by court of appeal News
  • Death of loyalist to be investigated News
  • Psychiatric care for elderly hit by shortages News
  • Suicide support network in east Cork to train volunteers to help families of bereaved News
  • UCC scholar leads study of sermons News
  • Government says tribunal should decide status of prisoners in Cuba News
  • Explosion adds to Congo's nightmare News
  • Israel recaptures West Bank city of Tulkarm News
  • London rejects Guantanamo torture claims News
  • $3 billion pledged to rebuild Afghanistan News
  • China claims separatists had bin Laden links News
  • US helps India set up an electronic border News
  • Parties agree to peace talks in Colombia News
  • 'Washington Post' says anthrax was taken from US army facility News
  • Silence on Nice impasse worries some in Brussels News
  • 'A Beautiful Mind' gets a heavenly body at starry awards ceremony News
  • To school through the fears: How the pupils see it Education
  • Robinson's call to business students Education
  • Principals to get more help during June exams Education
  • RNLI wants help in spreading word Education
  • More chances to get over to France Education
  • Music for schools that's just tutu good Education
  • Flying solo.ie keeps lone parents in contact Education
  • The time has come to re-build bridges in our schools Education
  • An outlet to relieve the stresses of college life Education
  • Huge growth in leisure industry is good news Education
  • Latest cash goes to the usual suspects Education
  • Murphy guilty of conspiring to cause Omagh bomb News
  • Germany hits out at treatment of Guantanamo prisoners News
  • Gilligan witnesses outside jurisdiction, court told News
  • Molloy confirms general election candidacy News
  • McGuinness confirms Bloody Sunday role News
  • Families' civil action gets backing News
  • Inquiry into discredited detectives launched News
  • SF's Maskey targeted in pipe-bomb attack News
  • Verdict welcomed by families, politicians and Garda News
  • 500 British troops to be stood down in North News
  • Irish imprisonment rate is triple that of England News
  • Protected witnesses unavailable, court told News
  • Reid urges political backing for North's police News
  • Tanaiste Harney welcomes Wexford jobs boost News
  • Labour criticises FG Eircom compensation plans News
  • Police ombudsman to investigate loyalist death News
  • One dead, 15 injured in attack on Jerusalem mall News
  • Too soon to tell motives in Calcutta attack - FBI News
  • Hamas group warns of ‘fierce war’ with Israel News
  • Aid arrives in Goma as residents return to city News
  • Pressure grows on US over detainees' treatment News
  • Jazz vocalist Peggy Lee dies at age of 81 News
  • Sri Lanka government may lift ban on Tamil Tigers News
  • Australia under pressure over detained children News
  • Burma confirms plans to build nuclear reactor News
  • Rebels in Sri Lanka expected to free 10 prisoners News
  • Authorities close Russian independent TV station News
  • SRH get go-ahead for Today FM takeover News
  • Hibernian reports strong surge in sales News
  • Waterford proposed as new economic hub News
  • German bank DePfa to locate HQ in Dublin News
  • Enron investigates alleged shredding of papers News
  • Liverpool stun United with late Murphy goal News
  • Blackburn reach first cup final for 42 years News
  • Lewis and Tyson in mass brawl News
  • Georgian basketball chief shot dead News
  • O'Sullivan, Carroll set for world cross-country News
  • Wood named in Ireland squad News
  • Seles puts Williams out in Melbourne News
  • Internet wonderful but needs regulating, says Pope News
  • PC users wanted for anthrax treatment project News

  • Sport

  • Dublin to unite in opposition Sport
  • Viduka may be next to join banned Sport
  • Mickelson shows his nerve Sport
  • Bullish talk starts to ring hollow Sport
  • Angel a star for Villa Sport
  • Sluggish Nigeria do enough Sport
  • Confident Danes out to cause surprise Sport
  • Figures highlight the way forward Sport
  • Discipline clampdown pleases referees Sport
  • Catchment cap leaves room for degree of latitude Sport
  • St Patrick's wait on challengers Sport
  • Ailing AIL may soon find its niche Sport
  • Wood casts doubt over fitness for Wales tie Sport
  • Irish event is Challenge Tour jewel Sport
  • Much merit in Safin's enthralling dismissal of an ageing Sampras Sport
  • Grande designs foiled by Capriati Sport
  • Ned Kelly may face Limestone Lad again Sport
  • Sackville may run at Gowran Sport
  • Prost's struggle enters final phase Sport

  • Business

  • Sale of USIT to Swiss competitor is believed imminent Business
  • Aer Rianta may bid for Cyprus project Business
  • Digifone 2.5G service goes online today Business
  • McInerney expands British interests with €13m takeover Business
  • Eichel dismisses need for EU budget warning Business
  • Recovery in Europe will lag US by up to a year - Hibernian Business
  • Ryanair cools over talk of major fleet expansion Business
  • More Aer Lingus pilots to receive redundancy notice Business
  • Court told former Dunloe Ewart executive had inside information at time of share sale Business
  • Forty Dublin lay-offs are temporary, claims Berlitz Business
  • Two accountants fined, reprimanded by ICAI disciplinary tribunal Business
  • Conboy stake in Capital Bars moving closer to crucial 10% Business
  • Thriving euro 'depends' on structural reform Business
  • Euro interloper may prove no match for mighty hold sterling maintains on trade Business
  • LEDU fraud inquiry under way Business
  • Dunloe Ewart to modify €224m Belfast proposal Business
  • Ryanair falls eight cents on trading of 1.8m shares Business
  • ECB chief rules out rates rise Business

  • Opinion

  • VEHICLE REGISTRATION TAX Letters
  • MYTH OF THE FRIENDLY IRISH Letters
  • CARRICKMINES CASTLE Letters
  • BRAND CENTRAL IN RATHDOWNEY Letters
  • REFERENDUM ON ABORTION Letters
  • ISRAEL AND THE PALESTINIANS Letters
  • US CAMPAIGN IN AFGHANISTAN Letters
  • CRISIS AT AER LINGUS Letters
  • The Care Workers Strike Opinion
  • The GAA in Dublin Opinion
  • Globalisation has to take human rights into account Opinion
  • The iron fist in McCreevy's velvet glove Opinion
  • Church leaders could yet shape global politics Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • TANAISTE'S AIR CORPS TRIP Letters
  • 'UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL' Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • The dog days of January Culture
  • Arts Review Culture
  • Saving lives through a hatch Culture
  • Fighting a good fight Culture
  • A strange kind of radicalism Culture