Article Archive

May 21st 2002

• • News

  • India opts for diplomacy before resorting to war News
  • French waiter had robbery down to a fine art News
  • Kerry linguist raps Irish teaching Education
  • When a teacher was engulfed by 'The Dark', and his union failed Education
  • Teacher's PET Education
  • Help with the parent trap Education
  • Keeping stress under control Education
  • Finding a new pathway: Education may prove the key to stopping re-offending Education
  • Carlow sports degree reflects massive interest in the field Education
  • Archaeology is acquiring the appliances of science Education
  • Factfile: Professor Tom Moylan, University of Limerick Education
  • So it's farewell then . . . fair EL Education
  • Farmers contributed 1.1% of total income-tax take in 2001 News
  • Harney scores another win at bookies News
  • Big audiences for election coverage News
  • Pension schemes to ease the blow for departing TDs News
  • Turnout lowest in history of State News
  • Developing new approach to public spending will be key challenge for next government News
  • World leaders to attend food summit News
  • Group opposes plan to extend Dublin Port News
  • House-building plan upset by Clare council's 'outsider' rule News
  • Seed group rescues 140 varieties of native apple trees News
  • Reeks claim their fourth victim since Christmas News
  • Head of RTE radio to take up fellowship at American university News
  • Art moves centre stage as politicians bow out News
  • Dublin Rape Crisis Centre reports rise in calls to counselling line News
  • Shipping manager gets injunction on assets News
  • Body to examine ethics of stem-cell research News
  • Tourists will be taxed to help save Ibiza's ecology News
  • Allegation against council withdrawn News
  • Businessman fined for beating former investor News
  • Truancy drive dealt two serious setbacks News
  • Ambulance service denies that calls from Bray gardai were cancelled News
  • Farmers warned on silage storage News
  • New council will ensure services for elderly are more efficient News
  • Trauma followed city-centre gang attack News
  • Professor named as member of Sierra Leone commission News
  • Daughter shot dead by father, inquest told News
  • Mandatory ID-called for to help stop under-age drinking News
  • Result sets a challenge for party system News
  • Independents stake their claims News
  • Greens will radicalise the Dail, says Sargent News
  • Ahern praised by the British media News
  • FF and PD deputies shape up for posts battle News
  • Outgoing FG deputy concedes to party colleague News
  • Final seat in Cork South Central hangs on recount News
  • Recounts to continue in two cliff-hanger constituencies News
  • Unions wary of risk to social partnership if PDs return to government News
  • Alderdice criticises UTV for its poor television pictures of queen's North visit News
  • Unionist concern at SF vote News
  • McGuinness seeks parents' views on 11-plus News
  • Journalist says paratrooper told him civilians had been wrongfully killed News
  • Funeral, even with an empty coffin, is a comfort News
  • Plight of Malawi recalls Great Famine days in Ireland News
  • Bush plays hardball with Cuba and coaxes Russia News
  • Israel accused of assassinating Palestinian activist in Beirut News
  • Irish contribution to struggle acknowledged News
  • First new state of millennium puts former persecutor in its place News
  • Gibraltar talks at 'difficult' stage News
  • Record number of candidates for National Assembly election News
  • Deal on Arab exiles nearly ready News
  • IT'S EXAM TIME: May the force be with you Education
  • DIT resolves its optometry issues Education
  • Are you ready for the Leaving Certificate? Education
  • Schools prove they prize their history Education
  • Business acumen pays dividends Education
  • 'When are we getting a house Mammy?' Education
  • Oops I did it again: Is your child just clumsy to is it something more serious? Education
  • A game of mixed doubles Education
  • Captive audience lapping up a second chance at education Education
  • How our young social innovators are learning with an edge Education
  • Examining bombshells from William of Orange Education
  • From the office to the Botanic Gardens Education
  • Thinking of utopian ideal 'not exercise in escapism' Education
  • Testy relationship between Trinity College and its inner-city neighbours Education
  • Within a week, I was flying about starkers Education
  • Crawford takes Cavan/Monaghan but Cork recount goes on News
  • Irish woman wins gold at Chelsea Flower Show News
  • DNA tests planned to find dead baby's mother News
  • MI5 agent seeks private Bloody Sunday hearing News
  • Four held in North construction tax-fraud inquiry News
  • Witness tells Saville he saw no detainees mistreated News
  • Man injured in North paramilitary-style shooting News
  • Police in North to investigate workplace fraud News
  • Irish army contingent heads for Ethiopia, Eritrea News
  • Two Palestinian militants due here tomorrow News
  • Gunman fires shots at house in Inchicore News
  • Police release two in Warrenpoint killing inquiry News
  • IMF mail tests positive for anthrax News
  • US says Iran is 'terror's biggest sponsor' News
  • Sri Lanka government, rebels hold talks News
  • Police arrest 12 over £2m Heathrow robbery News
  • China tries to calm India-Pakistan relations News
  • Twenty-seven feared dead in Uganda boat accident News
  • Bono arrives in Ghana on African funding mission News
  • Blair urges politicians not to divide US and EU News
  • Bush seeking votes with embargo policy - Cuba News
  • Sharon dismisses four ministers from cabinet News
  • FTSE ends lower for fourth session, EMI falls News
  • Missiles order creates 80 jobs in north News
  • Rates sanctions not being considered - ECB News
  • Vodafone and economic upturn lift FTSE 100 News
  • Glum music industry outlook plagues EMI News
  • ECB says growth outlook remains uncertain News
  • M&S reports 31 per cent increase in profits News
  • Britain issues high-security five pound notes News
  • Injured Hingis to miss Wimbledon News
  • Dyer included in England's final squad News
  • Baresi new director of football at Fulham News
  • South Korea hold lacklustre England News
  • Boro's Zeige case thrown out by judge News
  • Cunningham set to miss Hiroshima friendly News
  • Rivaldo cleared to resume playing News
  • Michael Laudrup to coach Brondby News
  • France fret over delayed Zidane News
  • Police want text alerts on sniffer dogs stopped News
  • Dell to seek 150 redundancies in Limerick News David Roe
  • Unlabelled additives found in chicken fillets News Paul Anderson
  • Fonderman cuts 25 jobs in Longford News David Roe
  • UNICEF warns of food crisis in southern Africa News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Bad weather disrupts ferry crossings News Kate Runde
  • INTO demands talks over teacher shortages News Padraig Collins
  • FG considers rule change for electing leader News Paul Anderson
  • Harney's election gamble pays dividends News Paul Anderson
  • Epilepsy kills over 70 Irish people annually - study News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Publicans say right to refuse is biggest concern News Padraig Collins
  • Some PDs want return to opposition, says Harney News Paul Anderson
  • Garda hosts forum on international border policing News Clodagh Mulvey
  • Israeli researcher breeds new 'naked' foul News Kate Runde
  • American companies seek infrastructural investment News David Roe
  • RTE seeking €45 licence fee increase News David Roe
  • Coillte expects return to profit growth this year News David Roe
  • Rabobank pre-tax profits rise 15.3 per cent News David Roe
  • British retail prices resist housing pressures News David Roe
  • Irish basketball star signed by American team News Paul O'Hehir
  • Reveues double for iTouch in first quarter News David Roe

  • Sport

  • Another blow for Germany as Deisler is forced out Sport
  • Reddan decision defended Sport
  • Bend it like Beckham about as easy as rocket science Sport
  • Decision time for Eriksson Sport
  • Ballack carries the hopes of a nation Sport
  • Sea views and stormy prospects Sport
  • Dubai Destination looks best Sport
  • When pride yields watery grave Sport
  • Golf ball thief walks free Sport

  • Business

  • Turnover surges at Buy4Now Business
  • Shoppers urged to know their rights Business
  • BA posts losses but beats forecasts Business
  • Andersen video may aid prosecution Business
  • ESB chiefs considering 'refinement of strategy' Business Arthur Beesley
  • Cox warns of tax anomaly threat to legislative reform in insurance Business Ciaran Brennan
  • Elan climbs on news of recovery plan Business Mary Canniffe
  • Coillte cites poor trading for 28% fall in profits Business John McManus
  • Ericsson to shed further 150 staff at Irish plants Business Ciaran Brennan
  • Irish tourists swindled in Iberian holiday scam Business Clare O'Dea
  • High price of giving in to hard sell Business Clare O'Dea
  • Dollar loses ground - but too late for Rusnak Business Conor O'Clery
  • Aviation IT firm raises €5m funding Business Siobhan Creaton
  • CRH sell-offs halve the cost of US Aggregates purchase Business Mary Canniffe
  • White-collar crime is escalating with average loss at €158,000 Business Roisin Ingle
  • Belfast shipyard's deal to sell 80 acres unlikely to save 144 jobs Business Roisin Ingle

  • Opinion

  • IRELAND.COM CHARGES Letters
  • PULLING POWER Letters
  • SPITTING IN SOCCER Letters
  • Britain And The Euro Opinion
  • Voters give ethics a cold shoulder Opinion
  • Tough times ahead as financial reality dawns Opinion
  • GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Letters
  • FARC'S REIGN OF TERROR Letters
  • DUBLIN AND MONAGHAN BOMBINGS Letters
  • GUESTS OF THE NATION Letters
  • COLLAPSE IN SALMON STOCKS Letters
  • BAD BEHAVIOUR ON THE BUSES Letters
  • Aid for Africa Opinion
  • Dancing on FG's grave a miscalculated step Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • BOWMAN AT BELVEDERE Letters
  • FAIR PLAY FOR EXETER Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Mystery of a love divided Culture
  • A cool million for a long, hot, hundred days on a steel hull Culture
  • Reviews Culture