Article Archive

February 12th 2002

• • News

  • Planners are important instruments of change Education
  • A career path to the Orient, by Occident Education
  • Heathrow thieves escape with $6.5m News
  • Milosevic faces charges related to three conflicts News
  • Key questions to be answered by the investigation into Donegal complaints News
  • Man denies murder, attempted murder at Sligo funeral News
  • Energetic night of drama, dogs and lampposts News
  • The Awards News
  • Kathryn Sinnot may run for Dail seat News
  • TV Times: How to get the best from the box Education
  • Canvassing expert opinion Education
  • Chance to make it your Shirley Valentine's day Education
  • Damaged by great expectations Education
  • Suffer little children Education
  • Is your child a bully? Education
  • Iranian aircraft crash kills all 118 people aboard News
  • Second protest begins at Scottish nuclear base News
  • Antrim factory to close with loss of 200 jobs News
  • British Airways set to announce more job losses News
  • Nortel CFO resigns over pension investments News
  • British inflation shows unexpected increase News
  • Crude price slide dents BP quarterly profits News
  • Guardian iT chairman resigns over irregularities News
  • McCarthy delays naming team for Russia game News
  • Miller and O’Kelly to start for Ireland News
  • Djorkaeff claims he is moving to Bolton News
  • Firm sues Microsoft, Sony over joystick vibration News
  • Inquiry into alleged Garda corruption approved News
  • Anti-incineration candidate to run in Meath News
  • Two killed in Beflast hostel blaze named News
  • Workman hurt as Belfast building crane collapses News
  • Gardai arrest four in Dublin murder investigation News
  • Derry man hospitalised by shooting attack News
  • Tangle of allegations facing inquiry into Donegal gardai News
  • Ruling on screened evidence due News
  • Vicious beating of murder victim described News
  • Man allowed to seek early release News
  • Milosevic attacks legitimacy of war crimes tribunal News
  • Israeli bombs hit Palestine prison freeing militants News
  • War crime court itself may also be on trial News
  • Chirac defies challenge of Jospin and Chevenement News
  • Iranians rally in defiance of US News
  • Reports cast damaging light on US methods in Afghanistan News
  • New dancing partners throw EU off-balance News
  • Harare refuses to accredit EU observer News
  • The TV Trap Education
  • Toddlers to Tweenies: Why you don't have to let televsion cash in on your kids Education
  • Students want points system scrapped Education
  • Scientific role models provide inspiration Education
  • Curtains up on play that shows a way out of jail Education
  • Strike threat over exam-cheat case Education
  • There's a whole lot of studying going on in this world Education
  • Why we reject the application of Thatcherism to education Education
  • Education World: Global Round-up Education
  • Something new crops up every single day Education
  • Draughting a course that leads to a position in architecture Education
  • Driving the cats wild with my clarinet Education
  • Building on very solid foundations in Waterford and planning for the future Education
  • Rugby, all rugby, all the time Education
  • First day over at Milosevic war crimes trial in The Hague News
  • US group calls for public inquiry into Finucane killing News
  • SIPTU nurses to vote on strike action News
  • Smith launches Defence Forces recruitment campaign News
  • Figures show independent radio in good health News
  • Remains of campaigner Sr Sarah return to Ireland News
  • Violence key cause of women’s injuries - expert News
  • Trocaire announces annual Lenten campaign News
  • Bloody Sunday relatives can challenge screen ruling News
  • 'Real IRA' bomb suspect remains in custody News
  • Peres' peace plan calls for Palestinian state News
  • EU poll observer ‘just a tourist' - Zimbabwe News
  • Over 15 Taliban leaders in surrender talks News
  • Bomb hoax closes NY terminal as US on alert News
  • Indonesian Muslims, Christians to sign truce News
  • Kidnapping suspect says Pearl is still alive News
  • PLO political commissioner for Jerusalem resigns News
  • London court grants bail to terrorist suspect News
  • Ministers begin Muslim-Christian talks in Istanbul News
  • FBI warns of imminent terrorist attack against US News
  • Ecofin urges Ireland to address public spending News
  • US senators criticise Enron's silent Lay News
  • Elan, AIB knock 2% off Irish pension funds News
  • Germany avoids EU censure for rising deficit News
  • Bohs, Dundalk and Derry win FAI Cup replays News
  • Montillet wins emotional downhill gold News
  • French striker Djorkaeff moves to Bolton News
  • Alan Kelly injured in training News
  • Police caution another Newcastle player News
  • France make six changes for Wales match News
  • Saracens coach criticises 'lucky' Johnson News
  • Electric Paper shortlisted for technology award News
  • Ex-Baltimore arm overstated Japanese revenues News
  • Girl victim of double murder in Isle of Man from Dublin News Rachel Donnelly
  • Taoiseach scaring people into voting Yes, says family planning group News Alison O'Connor
  • Mansergh wins nomination to stand for FF in South Tipperary News Eibhir Mulqueen
  • Consultants warned of problems with Famine ship project back in 1999 News Anne Lucey
  • Farmers move stock due to flood threat News Sean MacConnell
  • Flood 'not held up' by new judge delay News Paul Cullen
  • Referendum Bill 'threat to confidentiality' News Dr Muiris Houston
  • Public asked to avoid hospitals over virus threat News Padraig O'Morain , Health
  • Public services seen as arrogant and uncaring News Padraig O'Morain , Health
  • Martin plans changes to hospital services News Padraig O'Morain
  • Passive smoking risk to bar staff News Declan Fahy
  • Ferris says Spring has 'lost plot' News Anne Lucey
  • PDs want Ryanair donation kept secret until March News Caroline O'Doherty
  • Political leaders 'must be open on Europe' News Deaglan de Breadun
  • Strict security in place for Prince Charles's brief visit to Ireland News Alison O'Connor
  • Ireland has not ratified UN ban on child soldiers News Paul Cullen
  • Rule change makes farm retirement scheme more attractive News Sean MacConnell
  • Muintir na Tire outlines €35m modernisation plan for An Post News Declan Fahy
  • De Valera starts search for acceptable visitor facilities for Burren park News Gordon Deegan
  • Forensic laboratory staff to refuse new cases News Declan Fahy
  • Call to stop the use of moss peat in gardens News Colman Cassidy
  • Philosopher plans to establish hedge school in Kerry News Catherine Ketch
  • The tricky business of making pancakes News Declan Fahy
  • 'No brutality' while prisoners were in RUC custody News Dick Grogan
  • Court hears of Lawlor payment by Lark News Mary Carolan
  • Dublin theatre proves best as scarcity of new plays lamented News Frank McNally
  • Phyllis Ryan honoured for an illustrious life dedicated to Irish theatre News Frank McNally
  • Actors take to the boards in the Burlington Hotel and celebrate long into the night News Catherine Foley
  • All aboard for mayor's Valentine tea dance in city hall News Dick Hogan
  • Maritime cultural group honours a sailing hero News Dick Hogan

  • Sport

  • McCarthy sets out plan for future Sport
  • Woodward opts for Vickery as way forward Sport
  • Zoeggeler ends reign of Hackl Results Sport
  • O'Brien earning his stripes Sport
  • 'Trap' reminds Italy to tread carefully Sport
  • Referee caught in the middle Sport
  • Speak gets a timely boost Sport
  • Blackrock remain calm and patient to land spoils Sport
  • The long-term costs of pay-per-view Sport
  • Roscrea pressure rewarded Sport
  • Collins in control against Clongowes Sport
  • Kildare likely to donate a point Sport
  • A long way to go, says Kerrigan Sport
  • O'Dwyer delivers Immaculate display Sport
  • Kirby out for season Sport
  • Ireland's leading amateur adopts a professional approach Sport
  • Clarke may face Lawrie at La Costa Sport
  • Kelly to miss Leopardstown event Sport

  • Business

  • Suspended official taken to hospital Business
  • EU set to give 'Atlantic Dawn' the go-ahead Business
  • Biotech start-ups get €15m boost Business
  • Cleveland rogue trader turns himself in to FBI Business
  • AIB noted need to tighten system year before fraud Business
  • SRH beats off Examiner to snap up Longford Leader Business
  • Germany may avoid reprimand Business
  • Allfirst maintained no change in market risk Business
  • Regulator cuts Aer Rianta airport charges Business
  • Analysts cut Kingspan's rating after profit warning Business
  • An Post may acquire UK mobile phone credit firm Business
  • Former EMC executive met officials from SEC to discuss accounting systems Business
  • Progressive to unveil record 17% rise in lending despite slump Business
  • Who owns what in regional newspapers Business
  • Peso floats again in Argentina Business
  • North's economic body presents corporate plan Business
  • Market Report Business

  • Opinion

  • Confusion about the past is damaging Opinion
  • REFERENDUM ON ABORTION Letters
  • CHILD ABUSE AND THE CHURCH Letters
  • POPE'S STATEMENT ON DIVORCE Letters
  • SHORTAGE OF EXAMINERS Letters
  • LIFE ASSURANCE 'SHARP SALES' Letters
  • SINN FEIN POLICY ON RACISM Letters
  • GOODBYE EUROSPORT Letters
  • OLYMPIC VOLUNTEER Letters
  • VISITORS' CENTRE Letters
  • SPORTING TAX CUTS Letters
  • THE INVISIBLE CYCLIST Letters
  • FARMERS AND POLLUTION Letters
  • IS ECUMENISM A 'DEAD DUCK' Letters
  • REMEMBERING BLOODY SUNDAY Letters
  • Bland Assurances from the Minister Opinion
  • Milosevic on Trial Opinion
  • Finucane family are entitled to a public inquiry Opinion
  • Why try to roll back the X case judgment? Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • WEATHER EYE Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Romance is in the air, or is it? Culture
  • Helping the Lyric celebrate its 50th Culture
  • Good home wanted for wildest of pets Culture
  • Reviews Culture