Article Archive

May 7th 2002

• • News

  • Arrests follow anti-car protest in Dublin News
  • Neeson nominated for Tony award for his performance in 'The Crucible' News
  • Speeding Bertie ticked off on radio show News
  • Candidates who received money from developers News
  • Hoping to avoid the red card as he tries again to make his mark News
  • Not even a whimper about speeding Bertie car News
  • Lone gunman kills Dutch right-wing leader News
  • Aer Lingus faces more industrial unrest News
  • Anger at new centre for young offenders News
  • Two die, several injured, in weekend accidents News
  • Metro would see Dublin suburbs get the chop News
  • Church of Ireland heresy trial resumes on Friday News
  • Voting early and often the key to educating the electorate Education
  • New-tech enhances graduates' ability Education
  • Young people are social innovators Education
  • The Burning Question: Should we learn about other cultures? Education
  • Wait till your father gets home Education
  • The buck stops where? Education
  • Ending the single- parent trap Education
  • Factfile: Professor Sean Strain, University of Ulster Education
  • Psychological assessment - we're failing to meet pupils' needs Education
  • Too little, too late? Making an accurate assessment Education
  • Education World: Global Round-Up Education
  • Getting to the root of the problem in dental health Career focus: dental hygienists Education
  • Factfile: dental hygienist Education
  • NUI Galway programme 'not producing cubs for Celtic Tiger' Education
  • You can't punctuate and you can't spell - you'll go a long way Education
  • Boy electrocuted in Co Waterford accident News
  • Three 'Real IRA' men get 30 years for conspiracy News
  • Up to 40 injured in explosion near Tel Aviv News
  • Over 100 feared dead in Chinese plane crash News
  • At least 15 dead in Tunisia plane crash News
  • Bullets found at Dutch murder suspect’s home News
  • Spain arrests four suspected ETA members News
  • EU approves Shell's takeover of Enterprise oil News
  • Ryanair shows 36 per cent seat sale growth News
  • FTSE nosedives amid Vodafone growth fears News
  • Andersen goes on trial over document shredding News
  • Irish youngsters fall to Japan in Toulon News
  • UEFA Cup final to go ahead tomorrow News
  • Montgomerie parts company with caddie News
  • Rugby World Cup draw set for May 20th News
  • Microsoft go Danish to tune of €1.5bn News
  • Youth held after girl killed by stolen car in Limerick News
  • Church stays silent on departure of Maynooth college head News
  • Bishop opposes listing residence as protected building News
  • Steel sculpture work stops after local opposition News
  • Irish pair to compete in prestigious Las Vegas bridge tournament News
  • EU vets expected to ratify Commission proposal on BSE News
  • Widely praised horse project for marginalised teenagers loses funding News
  • Mansergh warns employers not to abandon partnership News
  • Seven years later, new school may be built News
  • McGuinness gets his skates on in quest for the youth vote News
  • Seat loss fears put FG back in the race News
  • Politicians fail to net the cyber-punters News
  • Voters left in dark again this election News
  • Nicky Kelly could take second seat for Labour at FG's expense News
  • Labour chief pledges two extra public holidays and more reform News
  • FF makes health number one priority News
  • Fine Gael launches agriculture policy and denies losing farm vote to FF News
  • Carlow-Kilkenny rivalry puts strains on party loyalties News
  • Israeli flags fly over loyalist areas as north Belfast becomes a flashpoint for violence News
  • Army vehicles burnt in sectarian clashes News
  • Engineers get on their bikes in clean-up of the Lee News
  • Island communities organising manifesto to lobby politicians News
  • Kinsale prepares for Flying Angel service News
  • Freed Suu Kyi vows to fight for Burmese democracy News
  • US disavows new international war crimes court News
  • Chirac picks little-known senator as PM in bid to unite centre right News
  • Expecting liberation but resigned to another 20 hours of curfew News
  • Colourful eccentric rapidly shook up staid world of Dutch politics News
  • Demonstrators gather to protest at assassination News
  • Ten killed in fresh outbreak of sectarian violence in Gujarat News
  • Killer's father defends Erfurt teacher News
  • Police search for abducted baby News
  • One island, two presidents, more trouble ahead News
  • Generation why bother? Education
  • EL takes top MAMA multicultural media award Education
  • City students face remedial crisis Education
  • Another green day at Blackrock Education
  • Special needs still waiting to be met Education
  • Teacher's PET Education
  • Dealing with difference is a breath of fresh air Education
  • Listening to parents: Fathers doing better, but Parentline reports on trouble with girls Education
  • Changing face of UCC as it targets students from all over the world Education
  • Factfile: Selling Irish universities Education
  • Alerting us to dangers on what we consume Education
  • Education - for what and for whom? Education
  • It's just great when you can make a difference Education
  • Learning social skills in the workplace Education
  • A cry for attention as time goes by Education
  • Garda accused of using excessive force in Dublin street protest News
  • Detective asked woman to plant drugs in nightclub, court told News
  • Paisley ordered to attend Saville tomorrow morning News
  • Legal aid change proposed for Northern Ireland News
  • CoI Dean resigns over heresy controversy News
  • PSNI investigate school cruelty claims News
  • Dukes accuses PDs of hypocrisy over coalition News
  • More injuries reported in north Belfast violence News
  • FBI identifies suspect in pipe bomb scare News
  • Dutch to press ahead with May 15th election News
  • US priest pleads not guilty to child rape News
  • Deal on Bethlehem Nativity church stumbles News
  • Canadian soldiers find al-Qaeda graveyard News
  • Suu Kyi briefs foreign diplomats on junta talks News
  • Fortuyn party sets sights on upcoming elections News
  • Sharon calls for reform of Palestinian Authority News
  • Bangladesh ferry death toll reaches 286 - report News
  • BoE head would not oppose euro entry - report News
  • Charity starts at home for Kelly and Leeds News
  • Veron staying at United, says chief executive News
  • McCarthy names tried-and-tested squad for World Cup News
  • Ebdon beats Hendry in final frame to win title News
  • Harney challenges Quinn to TV debate News Kilian Doyle
  • Protestors accuse Garda of provocation News Ronan Quinn
  • WP pledges to give voice to working classes News Kilian Doyle
  • Fine Gael says FF takes carers for granted News Ronan Quinn
  • No guaranteed Sinn Fein support for FF - Adams News Kilian Doyle
  • Gardai without numbers breach code - spokesman News Piaras Murphy
  • Three teenagers bailed over Limerick car death News Cathal Hanley
  • Labour says it will end 'neglect' of disabled News Ronan Quinn
  • Fianna Fail pledges to extend smoky coal ban News Patrick Logue
  • PDs promise to raise pensions to €200 per week News Kilian Doyle
  • Anti-globalisation protesters to face charges News Cathal Hanley
  • Waterford Wedgwood acquires top Swiss brand News Patrick Logue

  • Sport

  • Birrell spells out his strategy Sport
  • Ebdon wins classic final Sport
  • Day of reckoning for McCarthy's men Sport
  • Laois content to take goals Sport
  • Surreal finale to Inter's failed title tilt Sport
  • Dublin draw despite goals Sport
  • Triple header may be an option Sport
  • Dettori gets four days Sport
  • More Power to Padraig Sport
  • Harlequins will taste the cream Sport
  • Pride times final push to perfection Sport
  • Woods returns in Classic close to his heart Sport
  • Nally sprints to victory in Giro d'Abruzzo Sport

  • Business

  • Techs attempt comeback but show their vulnerability Business
  • Selection of jury panel begins for Andersen trial Business
  • Dow suffers deep losses as Iraq eases oil export ban Business
  • Spencer Dock site gains €99.4m in value for Treasury Business Arthur Beesley
  • Smurfit board discusses US bid Business Arthur Beesley
  • Up to 50,000 Germans down tools Business Derek Scally
  • Firms advised to plan for World Cup Business Roisin Ingle
  • Inquiries to Belfast tourist centre rise by 34% Business Roisin Ingle

  • Opinion

  • Unease with their partners, still seeking a partnership Opinion
  • GENERAL ELECTION 2002 Letters
  • RINGASKIDDY INCINERATOR Letters
  • KILLINGS IN THE MIDDLE EAST Letters
  • PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY Letters
  • DESIGNER LABEL PROTESTERS Letters
  • SAFETY FIRST Letters
  • THE FITZGERALD FACTOR Letters
  • CIVILITY AND THE MOBILE PHONE Letters
  • HEALTH AND THE ELECTION Opinion
  • Aung San Suu Kyi Opinion
  • The foibles of Chirac, the likeable rogue, are forgotten - for now Opinion
  • New concepts which will allow faith and worship to flourish Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Having the time of their lives Culture
  • 'Soon we will have nothing to eat and then we will die' Culture
  • Where horses take the lead Culture
  • Reviews Culture