Article Archive

August 15th 2002

• • News

  • Traffic congestion tops list of complaints from southsiders News
  • Woman (81) killed in Tullamore car crash News
  • Teenager abducted in Co Tyrone and beaten News
  • Courier wounded in early morning Cork shooting News
  • Gang of four assault man in Co Down attack News
  • Police seize ecstasy worth £50,000 in Derry News
  • Landslide kills 24 in southwest China, 43 missing News
  • India marks 55th anniversary of independence News
  • Saddam nominated for second term as president News
  • NATO forces step up search for Karadzic News
  • Two British police officers die trying to stop van News
  • Five feared dead in Sri Lankan aircraft crash News
  • Light smokers risk heart attack, says study News
  • German wholesale prices decline in July News
  • US treasury secretary upbeat on economy News
  • United Airlines warns it may file for bankruptcy News
  • AOL Time Warner admits inaccurate accounting News
  • Dundalk humbled by Varteks in Europe News
  • Liverpool prepare fresh bid for Duff News
  • No Real deal yet, insists Ronaldo News
  • Francis in bother over assault claim News
  • Bergkamp to finish career at Highbury News
  • Sunderland complete the Wright move News
  • Talks today in dispute at An Post News
  • Girls outdo the boys across a range of subjects News
  • Experiencing a day of delight and despair at Muckross News
  • Low-key fuss the order of the night News
  • All the way from Longford to Aachen to tackle Irish waste News
  • Experts says Dublin landfill capacity will be full by 2004 News
  • Westport vintners say pub ban will continue News
  • Vines too much of a good swing for Tarzan News
  • Dangers of what lies beneath News
  • Girls continue to do better than boys News
  • Dramatic rise in serious assaults News
  • Sam Maguire 'kicked up the street' News
  • Complaints over videos closes arts festival gallery News
  • Baggage-handlers engage in 24-hour strike at Dublin Airport News
  • Safety review of small craft criticised as inadequate News
  • Acid leak at Intel plant contained without incident News
  • Not a word from Bertie but relief as wait is over News
  • Texts and mobiles spread the news News
  • Many students need a practical alternative News
  • Opposition calls for science subjects review News
  • Mayo girl beats the rest to top spot in Leaving News
  • Omagh families determined to pursue perpetrators News
  • Nationalist residents protest at loyalist attacks News
  • Woman killed, eight injured in four-car accident News
  • Industry wants national body to co-ordinate response to waste News
  • German couple 'terrorised' News
  • Pregnant woman is granted eviction reprieve News
  • Water, water everywhere but not Inishmaan News
  • Dairy farmers may quit trade, says IFA expert News
  • Seminar told monument loss increasing News
  • Fishing vessel, cargo ship collide off Wexford coast News
  • Smokeless fuel scheme will take in four new towns News
  • Police searching for girls appeal to abductor News
  • Big NATO hunt for Radovan Karadzic News
  • India warns Musharraf over Kashmir comments News
  • Bush urges fiscal restraint to revive economy News
  • Jailing of East Timor ex-governor News
  • Supporters pledge to continue fight as Afghan family is deported from UK News
  • Chances of response to appeal slight, says criminologist News
  • A true measure of pedigree News
  • Fair pay for lecturers? Get up the yard! News
  • No response in missing girls hunt as deadline looms News
  • Bush adviser says America must act on Iraq News
  • 50 Catholic families flee Co Antrim homes - claim News
  • Downing St accused of snubbing Omagh families News
  • Garda look for motive in Cork shooting incident News
  • Four arrested at protest outside Dutch embassy News
  • NI health minister under fire over beds crisis News
  • Youth still in critical condition after Dublin fight News
  • Omagh families remember September 11th victims News
  • Footballers on attack charge 'just having the craic' News
  • Minister urges fishing communities to back Nice News
  • Threat to disabled children's grants condemned News
  • O'Dea to 'clarify' laws on right to refuse in pubs News
  • An Post meets unions today over dispute News
  • Six farmers arrested in Zimbabwe for defying eviction News
  • Iraq wants inspections talks with UN -top official News
  • Palestinian boy shot dead in Gaza Strip News
  • Dresden evacuates homes amid fresh flooding News
  • Britain defends A-levels as pass rate soars News
  • Hamas threatens revenge after killing of leader News
  • Prague avoids the worst as floods hit Dresden News
  • Pakistan talks hinge on 'conducive' conditions - India News
  • Mexican president cancels US visit over execution News
  • Police ask girls' abductor to call by midnight News
  • Radicals say Iraqi war would mean attacks in Britain News
  • FTSE hits one-month high in late trading News
  • Economists cut Eurozone growth forecasts News
  • FTSE shares rise on Wall Street rally News
  • Woods shakes off storm in US PGA News
  • Brown out for at least three months News
  • Storm warning delays play at US PGA News
  • Darcy ready for Seniors bow News
  • Keane refuses to point finger of blame News
  • Rocca leads at blustery Ballyliffin News
  • GAC to investigate Quinn injury News
  • Schumacher aiming for record wins total News
  • Brown injury adds to United’s problems News
  • Rovers boss Buckley has midfield concerns News
  • AOL restructure hits business affairs group News
  • Flooding threatens to overwhelm Prague's defences News Derek Scally
  • Israel to try leader of intifada for murder News David Horovitz
  • Thousands demonstrate at arrest of former ethnic Albanian guerrilla leader News Nicholas Wood
  • White Zimbabwean farmer is forced off his land News Declan Walsh
  • Suburban residents shocked to learn of brutality of Goatstown attack News Marie O'Halloran
  • ICTU calls for new talks on hospital doctors' dispute News Padraig O'Morain
  • Nurses threaten industrial action at Dublin hospital News Padraig O'Morain
  • All is not lost for students who have done badly News Emmet Oliver
  • EU to get tough if State fails to improve record News Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Four Travellers refused service in pub are awarded €4,500 News Eithne Donnellan
  • Replacement of traditional walls with fencing criticised News Frank McDonald
  • Junior doctors suspend action ahead of fresh talks News Conor Pope
  • Gardai investigate approach to three Dublin girls News Kilian Doyle
  • FG criticises Government over health board cuts News Ronan Quinn
  • Traffic congestion tops list of complaints from southsiders News David Labanyi
  • An Post and unions meet over strike threat News Ronan Quinn
  • Harney gives go-ahead to Rodinheights deal News David Roe
  • Vodafone granted 3G payment extension News David Roe
  • Institute welcomes new auditing guidelines News David Roe
  • Ryanair to build €15m base at Glasgow News David Roe
  • P&O issues profit warning for second quarter News David Roe
  • Two dozen firms missed SEC deadline - report News David Roe
  • New tradeable index to open in Taiwan News David Roe
  • Alphyra cuts losses to €3m for first half 2002 News David Roe
  • SF under pressure to support Omagh inquiry News Gerry Moriarty
  • Gardai identify most of youths in fracas News Jim Cusack

  • Sport

  • Late goal punishes limp United Sport
  • Celtic stay on course Sport
  • Dyer's precious strike Sport
  • Irwin criticises Keane Sport
  • Previews: UEFA preliminary round, first leg Sport
  • Kilkenny not too worried by failure to rise to challenge Sport
  • Fitzgerald's injury-time point snatches title Sport
  • Finishing line on the horizon Sport
  • Funk's Buick run keeps Callanan on high road Sport
  • King and Tyson locked in combat Sport
  • Connacht left to rue defensive errors Sport
  • Pretenders eye the Tiger Sport PHILIP REID FROM Minnesota
  • McCague says Euro bid flawed Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Carey back after year's absence Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Oldcorn aims for rehabilitation Sport John O'Sullivanfrom Ballyliffin
  • Connacht and Munster spring a surprise in opening series Sport Shay Keenan
  • High Chaparral doubt Sport Brian O'Connor

  • Business

  • Independent figures give glossies accurate storyline for agencies Business
  • Pendulum swings from rate hike to cut Business
  • Non-EU trade falls sharply for June Business
  • Vodafone fails to make €44m 3G payment Business
  • NTL Ireland reports earnings of €6.3m in second quarter Business
  • Enterprise Ireland invests €28.5m in small and medium companies Business
  • AIB ahead of B of I in race for Eurostoxx place Business
  • Murdoch sounds note of caution as News Corporation enters the red Business
  • Public 'need not be unduly concerned' on pensions Business
  • US bosses swear to accuracy of accounts Business
  • Pre-tax profits at Readymix decline 12% to €12 million Business
  • UK jobs at record high despite markets volatility Business
  • Wall Street in surge as investors switch from low-yield bonds Business
  • Date set for PRSA applications Business
  • Kerry gains as ISEQ bucks weak international trend Business

  • Opinion

  • ABUSE OF ALCOHOL Letters
  • LOVE, HATE AND ROY KEANE Letters
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • DRILLING DOWN? Letters
  • DEBATE ON THE NICE TREATY Letters
  • AVOIDING ACCIDENTS Letters
  • HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP RETHINK Letters
  • PARANOID PARENTING Letters
  • HUMANITARIAN CRISIS Letters
  • STUDENTS AND EXAMS Letters
  • COMPUTERS FOR CHILDREN Letters
  • Confronting the waste mountain Opinion
  • Safety at Sea Opinion
  • Alternatives to attacking Iraq must be explored Opinion
  • Stimulating interest in the high-tech sector Opinion
  • Just who has been advising Roy Keane ? Opinion
  • MONAGHAN HOSPITAL Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • It's vital to hook new generations on angling Culture
  • Horses with a taste for Volvic Culture
  • Debate homes in on Co Clare Culture
  • Bishop pleads for understanding Culture
  • Stealth bombed for our custom Culture
  • Reviews Culture