Article Archive

February 19th 2002

• • News

  • Bishops' Yes campaign biggest outside Government News
  • Question on ballot paper News
  • A child's primary education costs #15,200 - one year in jail costs #70,000. Education
  • Reduced pupil-teacher ratios give children "something they didn't have" Education
  • Tackling disadvantage: The schemes Education
  • Frustrated Limerick teachers forced to strike over physical conditions Education
  • Athlone has successful Chinese recipe Education
  • Opportunities from Spanish steps Education
  • Teacher's Pet: An Insider's Guide to Education Education
  • Mam isn't coming home Education
  • Teachers v the Government: Who will watch 2,000 unqualified monitors? Education
  • Going for 50% is not so inspiring Education
  • Home is where the art is... and the maths and the Irish and the... Education
  • Cork performing arts school offers reality to the star-struck Education
  • For those working in optometry, the eyes have it Education
  • Factfile: Dr William Donnelly Education
  • Profile: Professor Sir George Bain Education
  • Excitement in the Treaty city Education
  • SDLP condemns ‘uneven’ peace measures News
  • Two barristers appointed to Flood tribunal News
  • Flanagan to move to new British police post News
  • Belfast court jails cross-border oil smuggler News
  • Ahern rejects Fine Gael criticism of crime policy News
  • Donegal gardai search for missing schoolboy News
  • Catholic Church appoints new Bishop of Killala News
  • Two killed in Swiss porn cinema shooting News
  • Six Israelis killed in West Bank ambush News
  • German police find gunman dead after rampage News
  • Milosevic cross-examines first prosecution witness News
  • Banking sector results drag British shares lower News
  • Boro keep heads above water News
  • Injury forces Chelsea's di Matteo to retire News
  • Injured Murphy to miss Scotland match News
  • Bowyer set to start Leeds contract talks News
  • Man with cerebral palsy to get €4.74m settlement News
  • Gardai see urban violence as growing problem News
  • Power plants will turn rubbish into energy News
  • Daffodil Day target of €2.25m News
  • FF publicly confident referendum is winnable but signs of worry evident News
  • Paedophile Brother (75) to go to Belgium on release News
  • Direction sought on assault examinations News
  • Murder trial told of 'volatile' situation and shots fired at Traveller funeral News
  • Woman fails in bid for share of 'family home' News
  • Court rules club can retain points News
  • Lecturer challenges suspension News
  • EU foreign ministers agree on Zimbabwe sanctions News
  • Four jailed for daring diamond raid on Dome News
  • Bush rejects concerns on expanding war on terrorism News
  • Milosevic makes appeal to 'jury' of world opinion News
  • Kostunica unhappy with trial News
  • Pro-Mugabe militants rampage through capital attacking opposition targets as election looms News
  • Woman who drowned children goes on trial for her life in Texas News
  • Sharon says he will not reoccupy Palestinian cities News
  • Man on trial over fatal hostel fire News
  • Australian governor-general in sex abuse controversy News
  • 2 British soldiers sent home after Kabul shooting News
  • Inequity: A head's tale Education
  • Students lead the eco-friendly way Education
  • US action is under TCD microscope Education
  • Breastfeeding benefits carry through the years Education
  • Elle to wed her toddler son's sire Education
  • Reading the lessons of Professor Skilbeck's seminal report Education
  • Education World: Global Round-up Education
  • Big demand for therapies and therapists Education
  • Testing and prescribing for your ailing eyes Education
  • Factfile: Optometry Education
  • Techie with Midas touch for project fund-raising Education
  • Bain in the life of the changing face of the Queen's University in Belfast Education
  • Factfile: Queen's University Belfast Education
  • Government planning to alter Disability Bill after protests News
  • Gardai search for missing Nigerian baby girl News
  • No grudge over Nice, Hungary leader tells Ahern News
  • Geldof to join Omagh relatives’ London appeal News
  • New plan for North’s railway system unveiled News
  • HSA investigate Limerick builder's site death News
  • Judge wins 'mobile phone freak' libel case News
  • Court upholds Bloody Sunday witness screens ruling News
  • Trimble announces UUP front bench reshuffle News
  • US to impose sanctions on Zimbabwean government News
  • Bush to continue hardline approach in Korea News
  • Twelve killed in violence in Indian Kashmir News
  • Mandelson rules out return to government News
  • Three held in Turkey over possible al-Qaeda links News
  • Dando case detective ordered to quit over leaks News
  • Death toll rises to 15 in latest Mideast violence News
  • Protesters and supporters greet Bush in South Korea News
  • Body numbers rise at Georgia crematorium search News
  • Al-Qaeda still a problem in Afghanistan - US general News
  • Philippine forces fight Muslim rebels, two wounded News
  • Candidates prepare to run for European Bank post News
  • Bank of England plays down talk of rates rise News
  • Sony operating profit set to double, says paper News
  • Arsenal fail on the road again News
  • Washington grant Tyson licence to fight News
  • Nick Dundee dead after breaking leg News
  • Keane says Champions League win blunted United News
  • Carr set to resume full training News
  • Leeds reluctantly enter Intertoto Cup News
  • Rome bids for 2005 athletics championships News
  • United at full strength for Nantes match News
  • Vogts receives Scottish league support News
  • France win first ice-dance Olympic gold News
  • Trimble denies he is to step down as leader News Frank Millar
  • New debate challenge to Taoiseach on poll News Carol Coulter
  • Attack prompts students to call for more gardai on the streets of Cork News Olivia Kelleher
  • Cattle trade set to recover as UK farmers replace stock News Sean MacConnell
  • Fianna Fail puts itself on an election footing News Alison O'Connor
  • Haughey received highest State pension as former Taoiseach News Alison O'Connor
  • Gas terminal would have minimal impact on area, hearing is told News Joan Tobin
  • Board and staff of Irish prisoners' body to quit News Paul Cullen
  • Lawlor allowed use of communications room News Caroline O'Doherty
  • ASTI executive angry as leadership agrees to enter talks with Minister News Emmet Oliver
  • Results awaited of DNA tests to establish paternity of baby found dead in France News Lara Marlowe
  • Science council dismisses GMO concerns News Dick Ahlstrom
  • TD calls for famine ship to be moved to Arklow News Lorna Siggins
  • Lecturer is considering court challenge to amendment News Eibhir Mulqueen
  • Ahern reiterates rejection of debate with Fine Gael leader News Alison O'Connor
  • Body set up by minister wants major changes to Disability Bill News Mark Hennessy
  • €9,000 award for disabled employee who was made to carry heavy bags of post News Padraig O'Morain , Health
  • Helping children with a rare syndrome News Olivia Kelleher
  • GAA clubs set up fund to help injured footballer News Olivia Kelleher
  • Fisheries board opposes plan to harness river News Anne Lucey

  • Sport

  • Dismissals and defeat put Down in the dumps Sport
  • O'Sullivan leads star cast Sport
  • Birr man's brush with death gives him a new focus Sport
  • Shelbourne's court action fails Sport
  • Premier show hits the road Sport
  • A game where Ireland go back to restart Sport
  • Phelan brothers the aces as Roscrea surge through Sport
  • Munster must go to Beziers Sport
  • Dunloy boss wants change in club dates Sport
  • Cashel out to rock holders Sport
  • No side wins in damaging dispute Sport
  • Roux forms blueprint for 'heaven' Sport
  • McCallion seals Derry victory Sport
  • Preview: Bayer Leverkusen v Arsenal (TV3, 7.45) Sport
  • Czechs meet their match Sport
  • Judge says she did not do deal Sport
  • Clarke returns to his happy hunting ground Sport
  • Istabraq continues to please Sport

  • Business

  • USIT's treasury company wound up on foot of €3.38m debt to NIB Business
  • High Court directions in DCC share case Business
  • Expenses issue causes rift in credit unions' organisation Business Colm Keena
  • Cable firms in price row with regulator Business Jamie Smyth
  • Sharp slowdown in house price growth Business Colm Keena
  • High Court to decide on examiner to USIT today Business Mary Carolan
  • Harney defends #50,000 donations from Ryanair and Treasury Holdings Business Lorna Siggins
  • Lobby group sceptical that new Bill will free up communications market Business Jamie Smyth
  • Aer Lingus to support OneWorld crisis efforts Business Arthur Beesley
  • Coillte seeks to buy out Waterford associate Business Ella Shanahan
  • Preaching the gospel of venture capital to the unconverted Business Francess Mc Donnell
  • TBI in talks with British Midland on reinstating two Heathrow flights Business Francess McDonnell

  • Opinion

  • The Price of Houses Opinion
  • We will not settle for second best on policing Opinion
  • REFERENDUM ON ABORTION Letters
  • FARMERS AND HILL WALKERS Letters
  • GOVERNMENT POPULARITY Letters
  • SINN FEIN POLICY ON RACISM Letters
  • CYCLISTS AND MOTORISTS Letters
  • CLIFFS OF MOHER VISITOR CENTRE Letters
  • ARGENTINA'S DEBT CRISIS Letters
  • IS THE CHURCH IN CRISIS? Letters
  • FUTURE OF THE ABBEY Letters
  • DRIVERS, MOBILE PHONES AND ROAD SAFETY Letters
  • BANKING PRIORITIES Letters
  • PRICES ON RYANAIR Letters
  • IS FAS GOING FEMALE? Letters
  • EU Sanctions On Mugabe Opinion
  • The brazen neck of official 'niceness' Opinion
  • Why America is still unable to forgive Opinion
  • Dreams of a young priest shattered 36 years on Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • DOUBLE STANDARDS ON ALCOHOL Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • A concerted effort Culture
  • Picking up the pieces Culture
  • Calmer chameleon? Culture
  • Reviews Culture