Article Archive

September 26th 2002

• • News

  • Experiments on Alzheimer's News
  • New computer 'brain' in the pipeline News
  • How the brain is damaged by child abuse News
  • Leading scientist for lecture News
  • The EU is music to Estonian ears News
  • Qualified majority voting system to be extended under treaty provisions News
  • Belfast education campus under threat News
  • Seven fire units fight Dublin office blaze News
  • Cork healthcare firm to create 60 jobs News
  • Base Sellafield debate on fact, forum told News
  • McAleese arrives in Thailand for state visit News
  • Dogs attack PSNI officer during house raid News
  • Body of man recovered from Grand Canal News
  • Man (25) injured in Cork drive-by shooting News
  • Credit union membership totals over 2.6 million News
  • Whitlock banned for two years News
  • New Wembley finally gets the go-ahead News
  • Murphy quits as Cork hurling manager News
  • Iraq says US aircraft attacked civilian airport News
  • Australian resort plane crash kills six people News
  • Explosives found on Moroccan passenger jet News
  • Bush claims Saddam must be laughing at UN News
  • Four-stone teenager found starving in US dies News
  • Thousands flee volcanic eruption in Indonesia News
  • Russian army helicopter downed near Chechnya News
  • Tropical storm Lili heads for Guantanamo Bay News
  • Iraq helping al-Qaeda with chemical weapons, says US News
  • Ireland must be kept in public eye, say tour operators News
  • Earl's descendant jailed for contempt News
  • Man charged with son's murder is remanded News
  • Tackle delays in existing system, urges Bacon News
  • No photographs of gunmen or bombers, inquiry told News
  • US says it has enlisted support on Iraq from its allies in NATO News
  • Rumsfeld denies snubbing Schroder at meeting News
  • Decision to rebuild Wembley stadium delayed News
  • Atomic agency plays down possibility of Iraq buying uranium from Africa News
  • More missiles deployed by US in Kuwait News
  • Sailor rescued after sea ordeal News
  • Jedis infiltrate Oxford dictionary News
  • On the trail of a maths genius News
  • Milosevic tells war court he worked for peace News
  • Family row leaves man in critical condition News
  • Irish child abuse case heard in Germany News
  • PSNI to play Garda in Gaelic football News
  • Adair defiant following UDA expulsion News
  • Stolen Russborough paintings recovered News
  • Pathologist says car caused Barron injuries News
  • Widgery 'did not pile up evidence against dead' News
  • Two diagnosed with meningitis in Donegal News
  • Leeson Street nightclub loses its licence News
  • Teenagers convicted of damaging car News
  • NIUP deputy leader to stand down at election News
  • Adams calls on electorate to reject Nice again News
  • Relatives of Colombia three meet Cowen News
  • Post mortem finds man died of stab wounds News
  • Talks on western health job cuts under way News
  • Dispute threatens Co Down lifeboat service News
  • UUP chief whip criticises his deselection News
  • Beaumont hospital tells public to stay away News
  • Former WorldCom executive admits fraud News
  • French troops begin Ivory Coast evacuation News
  • Hindu temple raid fuels anger with Pakistan News
  • Bush and Congress 'close to accord Iraq' News
  • Pakistan train derailment kills at least 12 News
  • Three killed in Israeli air strike in Gaza City News
  • Palestinians seeking to use Iraq crisis - Sharon News
  • Mandelson says he made too many enemies News
  • Statistics hide weakness in NI economy - Empey News
  • Oil dips slightly as focus remains on Iraq News
  • US jobless claims fall for second week News
  • Alphyra sells payphones division for €2.4m News
  • Ford Europe raises 2003 profit target News
  • Euro zone money supply growth slows in August News
  • Nokia sees 10-15% growth in mobile phones News
  • Solbes forecasts euro zone growth under 1% News
  • Leeds blame losses on Champions League failure News
  • Derry into third, Waterford open the gap News
  • Celtic afforded opportunity for revenge News
  • McRae to move from Ford to Citroen News
  • UEFA investigate Henry's race abuse claims News
  • Sunderland tell Reid to take time off News
  • Burke allegations led to Flood Tribunal News
  • Flood report summary of conclusions News
  • Plan to reintroduce college fees may be illegal, say students News Emmet Oliver
  • Inquest into drownings off Wexford is adjourned News Carol Duffy
  • Tanaiste urged to back docks museum News Frank McDonald
  • Gardai failed to sip drink to check for alcohol News Cian McCormack
  • Tiny robots get ready to make it big this Christmas News Christine Newman
  • Medieval burial slabs discovered during river dredging in Kilkenny News Sean Keane
  • Sotheby's sends valuer to Dublin to seek out rock memorabilia News Edward Power
  • Minister describes report as a wake-up call for sector News Alison Healy
  • Ryanair chief says his airline could rescue tourist industry News Conor Lally
  • Union urges diners to check credit-card tips after ruling News Mary Carolan
  • Permission for statue of St Brendan welcomed News Anne Lucey
  • Council says M50 planners adhered to report News Frank McDonald
  • Woman held on baby charge News Olivia Kelleher
  • McDowell would not support child benefit tax News Lorna Siggins
  • Health board facing €11m budget crisis News Elaine Keogh
  • Over 1,000 attend funerals of family who died in Kerry fire News Anne Lucey
  • Harbison testifies on death of Barron News Kate Heaney
  • Gaelscoil report finds lack of clarity about roles at school News Patsy McGarry
  • Aspirant members of EU ask Ireland to vote Yes News Deaglan de Breadun
  • Sargent criticises re-run of Nice poll News Sean MACCONNELL
  • State reserves right to require job permits News Deaglan de Breadun
  • Maltese MP not worried by treaty News Patrick Smyth
  • Loyalist feud fears as UDA expels Adair News Gerry Moriarty
  • Best-known hard man seen as curious jumble of opposites News Dan Keenan
  • Reid says 'no instant solution' to UUP threat News Mark Hennessy
  • Guns offered to PSNI trainees under threat News Dan Keenan
  • De Roiste campaign extended to America News Ray O'Hanlon
  • IFA plans to escalate protest at meat factories News Sean MacConnell
  • Prince's letter-writing campaign causes anger News Frank Millar
  • Senator demands apology from Bush for 'politicising' war on terror News Conor O'Clery
  • Irish neutrality is in tatters, Greens warn News Deaglan de Breadun
  • Indian commandos kill Muslim gunmen in Hindu temple attack News Rahul Bedi
  • Israel defies UN resolution to leave Arafat's compound News Peter Hirschberg
  • Flood report says payments to Ray Burke were 'corrupt' News Conor Pope
  • C&AG criticises inaccurate over-70s medical card estimate News David Labanyi
  • Allied Irish Banks sells Allfirst in $3 billion deal News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Flood names those who obstructed tribunal News Paul Anderson
  • C&AG report criticises tax write offs by Revenue News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Government to set up 'corruption bureau' - Ahern News Patrick Logue
  • Opposition says report a 'damning indictment' News Paul Anderson
  • Alliance for Europe urges Yes Nice Treaty vote News Eanna O Caollai
  • Imported energy costs €4.7bn, forum told News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Scottish Radio Holdings says revenues flat News Conor Pope
  • Clarke to open Ryder Cup against Woods News Paul Gallagher
  • Pain in the neck rules Wood out News Noel O'Reilly
  • Torrance picks same pairings for final practice News Paul Gallagher
  • Taoiseach says Government did not seek to mislead about finances News Mark Hennessy
  • Bacon warns insurance costs could rise under Harney plan News Carol Coulter
  • Interim Flood report to appear today News Paul Cullen

  • Sport

  • Arsenal no longer travelling light Sport
  • Real Madrid hit Genk for six Sport
  • Scorching start fails to pay dividends Sport
  • SOCCER DIGEST: FIFA analyse Mick McCarthy's tactics Sport
  • The master of matchplay Sport
  • Harrington keeps accounts to himself Sport
  • Juniors give Torrance's troops a boost Sport
  • Mullarkey is the master manager Sport
  • NFL negligent for not recognising true American hero Sport
  • Monty's mind back on course Sport Philip Reid
  • Ireland wait on Wood Sport Johnny Watterson
  • Captain steers a steady ship Sport John O'Sullivan
  • Strange goings on at the 10th Sport Philip Reid
  • Holmes opts to call it a day Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Calls for hemispheres game to be abandoned Sport Paul Rees
  • Punchestown's plight Sport Brian O'Connor
  • Ascot raid by O'Brien Sport Brian O'Connor

  • Business

  • Offaly power station talks postponed again Business
  • Anger as large euro economies get budget leeway Business
  • IMF says global recovery is under threat Business Conor O'Clery
  • Ryanair says 11 operators interested in new terminal Business Conor Lally
  • Dunloe Ewart discovers Carroll holds larger stake Business Una McCaffrey
  • Bargain hunters help lift markets Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • NTL sees pre-tax losses rise to €24.2m Business Jamie Smyth
  • Investment rises for high-tech firms Business Conor Lally
  • Industrial production fell slightly in July Business Una McCaffrey
  • Oakley brings 100 jobs to Mullingar Business Conor Lally
  • Gresham board begins strategic review Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • Nokia picks up €100m Vodafone 3G contract Business Arthur Beesley
  • Siemens targets wireless start-up firms in Republic Business Karlin Lillington
  • Investec warrant products give more choice to investors on Irish exchange Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • Advertisers should soon discover GAA players are worth it Business Bernice Harrison

  • Opinion

  • Problems and pretending to solve them Opinion
  • Parents who pay fees at second-level should have to pay for third-level Opinion
  • BAD MANNERS ON THE BUSES Letters
  • THIRD-LEVEL TUITION FEES Letters
  • EARTHQUAKE IN BRITAIN Letters
  • DEBATE ON THE NICE TREATY Letters
  • ACCESS TO THIRD-LEVEL EDUCATION Letters
  • IRELAND'S DRINK PROBLEM Letters
  • TAXING CHILD BENEFIT PAYMENTS Letters
  • FLUORIDATION FORUM REPORT Letters
  • CARRICKMINES CASTLE Letters
  • CUTS IN PUBLIC SPENDING Letters
  • Wake-up Call On Tourism Opinion
  • The Bacon report Opinion
  • Tourism industry here must keep prices in check Opinion
  • Dempsey's fees proposal is a miserly cutback and a lesson in hypocrisy Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • SELECTIVE SYMPATHY Letters
  • 'POWER TO CHANGE' Letters

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  • Culture

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