Article Archive

May 13th 2002

• • News

  • Taking the Medicine Health
  • Doctors criticise election 'promise plague' News
  • Many schools of thought on childcare needs News
  • Campaign for asylum controls being put to voters News
  • Much in common yet poles apart News
  • Planet Election News
  • Sinnott hailed as cult figure on canvass News
  • Cancer unit recruitment may delay its opening by two years News
  • Older people set out demands to the parties News
  • Russia and US reach deal on nuclear arms cuts News
  • Houellbecq atomises rivals to win literary award News
  • South Korea slaughters pigs over foot-and-mouth News
  • Death of Pretty may strengthen right-to-die lobby News
  • Falun Gong movement marks 10th anniversary News
  • Foreign powers back suicide bombers - Arafat News
  • Carter meets Castro for historic talks in Cuba News
  • Bush signs law boosting US farm subsidies News
  • William Hill joins growing list of IPOs News
  • Houllier mulling over Anelka deal News
  • Van Gaal to return as Barcelona manager News
  • Van der Gouw quits Manchester United News
  • Maruyama wins Byron Classic News
  • Gardai injured in stolen van crash News
  • Rioters in east Belfast denounced by Reid as 'thugs' News
  • Some supervisors in schools earning €600 per week News
  • Begg says privatisation driven by corporate greed News
  • Political action urged on medical records disclosure News
  • Pathologist campaigns for better salaries News
  • 2,104 cases of child sex abuse in 2000 News
  • Bhamjee urges help for those with depression News
  • Armed men take €200,000 in security staff hold-up News
  • Fears of fresh attack by killer of teenage girl in Dublin News
  • Which TDs Kerry people want, Kerry people get News
  • Taoiseach's brother expected to rise to the electoral occasion News
  • Parties plan to review asylum system News
  • Labour accuses FF of using school funds to buy votes News
  • Patronage claim on harbour appointments News
  • Last seat to go to wire with maybe a recount on cards News
  • RTE action could hit count coverage News
  • Group seeks Ombudsman for older people News
  • Labour likely to survive FF pressure for last seat News
  • Multi-denominational school moves into new premises News
  • Residents group backing of Scallon queried News
  • Union calls for reform of railways following disaster News
  • Diane Pretty dies after long legal battle over right to euthanasia News
  • Israel defers military action as Sharon fights Likud challenge News
  • Masses reconsecrate Church of Nativity following siege News
  • European Union foreign ministers meet to decide fate of exiled Palestinian militants News
  • Irishwoman is one of eight peace activists held by Israelis News
  • Japan sends envoy to China over asylum row News
  • Fortuyn's murder casts a long shadow over Dutch election on Wednesday News
  • Meeting a new type of fellow traveller in Hanoi News
  • Searching for the key to suicides by men Health
  • When life is getting what you say, not what you mean Health
  • Lifelines Health
  • McCreevy denies cutbacks planned in public spending News
  • Teenager killed on Co Sligo road named News
  • Arrest over Co Tyrone teenager’s death News
  • Dozens killed due to IRA's Colombia role, claims Trimble News
  • Arafat tours battle-scarred Bethlehem after siege News
  • Security stepped up for Queen's North visit News
  • Man pleads guilty to manslaughter charge News
  • Assembly member dismisses death-threat graffiti News
  • US forces kill five north of Kandahar News
  • Carter presses Cuba for guarantees on biological weapons News
  • Support grows for Fortuyn's party ahead of election News
  • Afghan minister visits Lebanon to view rebuilding News
  • Anti-whaling protesters picket Japanese embassy News
  • Pakistan denies holding off attacks on al-Qaeda News
  • Terrorists plan July 4th attack in US - claim News
  • Arafat in Bethlehem on first tour in five months News
  • Cambodia urges UN return to genocide trial talks News
  • Jordanian woman divorces under amended law News
  • Powell predicts deal on nuclear weapons cuts News
  • World bankers upbeat on European, US growth News
  • Sears to acquire Lands' End for $1.9 billion News
  • Deutsche rules out mergers for 18 months News
  • Ireland slip to third Toulon defeat News
  • Killarney surrender two cards to poor weather News
  • Ferrari summoned by FIA News
  • Dyer trying to prove fitness, says agent News
  • Henry urges Adams to stay on News
  • Robson condemns tackle on Dyer News
  • Funding for high level IT training announced News
  • ‘Please sir can I pay some tax?’ pleads Web bookie News
  • Ireland to take one Bethlehem church militant, Taoiseach confirms News Paul Anderson
  • Ahern rejects Opposition claims of cronyism News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Irish Cancer society launches SunSmart campaign News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Labour plans commission for older people News Maurice Coffey
  • Claims of a freeze on CIE funding denied News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Adams calls on Goverment to save Ardagh glass plant News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Security man stabbed in attempted IFSC robbery News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Greens vow to redress 'discriminatory' tax policy News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Fine Gael pledges amendment for disabled rights News Maurice Coffey
  • Man set alight during Co Antrim arson attack News Maurice Coffey
  • Motorcyclist dies in Co Waterford collision News Padraig Collins
  • Two charged over road collision between van and Garda car News Padraig Collins
  • Two men due in court over attacks on tourists News Padraig Collins
  • Smurfit placed on watchlist by credit agency News Cathal Hanley
  • Glanbia to close processing business in Britain News Cathal Hanley
  • Baltimore restructuring on course, AGM told News Cathal Hanley
  • Bord Failte gets requests for festival funding News Cathal Hanley
  • Inflation remains at 4.8 per cent in April News Cathal Hanley
  • DCC reports 12% increase in profits News Cathal Hanley
  • Harrington up to ninth in World Rankings News Paul Gallagher

  • Sport

  • Victims of the last apartheid regime Sport
  • Goals in first half set up Clare Sport
  • Gallagher in top form Sport
  • London sent flying as Down have field day Sport
  • Browne points way as Mayo cruise to victory Sport
  • Monaghan made fight all the way Sport
  • Young Dubs in the driving seat Sport
  • McManus shows top form Sport
  • Kerry less than impressive as they stumble through Sport
  • Dublin draw despite goals Sport
  • Revenge is sweet for Meath Sport
  • In-demand Duff would rather remain a Rover Sport
  • Veterans go out at the top Sport
  • Thordarson on ice Sport
  • Another title slips Sport
  • Fortune again turns its back on Harrington Sport
  • Woods late charge foiled Sport
  • Tinning wins battle of the Scandinavians at Lackabane Sport
  • O'Brien the Guineas king Sport
  • Alliss beguiles with mix of candour and charm JOHN O'SULLIVAN Sport
  • Scanlon forced out with ankle injury Sport

  • Business

  • 'Sun' and 'Mirror' cost less as British tabloid price war begins Business
  • Oil supply curbs likely to hold firm Business
  • Suggested Smurfit offer unlikely to get nod Business Brendan McGrath
  • Auditors bring 10 cases to attention of watchdog Business Colm Keena
  • Ryanair's star shines less brightly Business Brendan McGrath
  • Adding spice to the world of accounting Business John McManus

  • Opinion

  • PROMISES ON CHILDCARE Opinion
  • Carter in Cuba Opinion
  • Time now to make the politicians remember their promises Opinion
  • GPs annoyed health has been sidelined in campaign Opinion
  • GENERAL ELECTION 2002 Letters
  • FARC'S LINKS WITH IRA AND ETA Letters
  • ABUSE OF POWER IN THE CHURCH Letters
  • Politics no longer engine of economy Opinion
  • Only issue is the kind of government FF will lead Opinion
  • An Irishwoman's Diary Opinion
  • INDEPENDENT NEWS & MEDIA Letters
  • DONATIONS TO POLITICIANS Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • A tale of two theatres Culture