Article Archive

September 27th 2002

• • News

  • Russian helicopter shot down by Chechen rebels News
  • Burke intervened 'not in public interest but to serve promoters' News
  • Gogarty is very happy, says son News
  • Flood gives new life to 'C' word that dared not speak its name News
  • Research finds proteins may block HIV progress News
  • Afghan group threatens attacks on US soldiers News
  • 400 jobs to go at two Northern Ireland firms News
  • Ardagh results hit by €14m restructuring charge News
  • Aminex Resources posts $3.39m H1 loss News
  • Greencore pleased with year performance News
  • UK growth better than previously thought News
  • WorldCom man pleads guilty to falsifying records News
  • Japan's unemployment rate near record high News
  • Diageo's CEO gets £1.5 million bonus News
  • Team news for tomorrow's Premiership action News
  • Rangers attempt to sign Sukur News
  • Scholes ready to make United comeback News
  • Analysts warn of email deluge News
  • Man killed in Co Clare car crash News
  • Second expulsion heightens UDA split fears News
  • Man held after counterfeit goods seized News
  • Man dies in hospital following Kerry assault News
  • Death of man in Kilmainham investigated News
  • Jury returns open verdict at Barron inquest News
  • Twelve guns stolen in Co Carlow burglary News
  • Bin Laden and Omar 'alive in Afghanistan' News
  • Five shot dead in US bank robbery, three held News
  • Truth is out after 28 years of suspicion that Burke is a deeply corrupt politician News
  • Court prevents Hutton from sacking four cleaning staff News
  • What Burke and Ahern said at time of his resignation News
  • A formidable pensioner whose evidence proved to be crucial News
  • Rating the value of payments: prices as indexed in 1989 News
  • A guide to what the tribunal is all about News
  • No records of payments or contract for house News
  • What they said at the tribunal hearings News
  • Burke received payments in exchange for planning favours, Century deal News
  • Fears over land and loose morals fuel Polish opposition to the EU News
  • Publicans 'outsmarted' Revenue procedures News
  • Clubs and hotel chain had licence 'shelter' News
  • Milosevic dismisses genocide accusation in Bosnia News
  • Congressional leaders propose draft for military action News
  • US planes destroy radar at Basra airport News
  • Foreigners to be moved from Ivory Coast cities News
  • US tries to win over France and Russia over Iraq News
  • Cork judge insists on CCTV for nightclubs News
  • Man charged in connection with Limerick murder News
  • Orde seeks retention of PSNI reserve News
  • Details of corruption bureau published News
  • LRC asked to mediate in health board dispute News
  • Eight new BSE cases brings total to 252 News
  • North's politicians may lose personal bodyguards News
  • Loyalists in talks in attempt to avert feud News
  • German man found guilty of abusing Irish girl News
  • No re-negotiation on Agreement, insists Durkan News
  • Carr in custody after third court appearance News
  • Mass arrests at IMF meeting in Washington News
  • 41 die, 600 missing as Senegal ferry sinks News
  • 19 die in Kashmir as bus plunges into ravine News
  • Musharraf denies role in Indian massacre News
  • Claim ecstasy may hasten Parkinson's disputed News
  • 9/11 suspect given secret documents in error News
  • Israel admits Hamas leader survives ambush News
  • Stocks fall as corporate woes hit Wall Street News
  • US consumer sentiment down for fourth month News
  • MobilCom slashes jobs, halts 3G network rollout News
  • Viridian says Huntstown plant on track News
  • EU plans shake-up in share trading - report News
  • Bohs increase the gap News
  • Lennon rules out Northern Ireland return News
  • Humphreys chasing Kyle's Irish record News
  • Newcastle a club in crisis, claims Robert News
  • Campo escapes suspension after red card News
  • Irvine predicts Ferrari dominance to continue News
  • Revenue's failure to find developer resulted in major tax bill write-off News Colm Keena
  • German court hears child sex abuse case News Derek Scally
  • State urged to tackle alcohol abuse News Mary Carolan
  • Catholic Church a force for evil - Dawkins News Patsy McGarry
  • Gardai recover stolen Beit masterpieces from Dublin house News Edward Power
  • Lenihan against reimposing fees at third level News Emmet Oliver
  • Cassidy testifies to inquest on Barron injuries News Kate Heaney
  • Irish students are weak at languages, report finds News Emmet Oliver
  • President begins visit to south-east Asia News Miriam Donohoe
  • Bacon insurance findings contested News Carol Coulter
  • Fire causes damage at AIB cheque centre News Edward Power
  • C of I, Methodists sign covenant of fellowship News Patsy McGarry
  • Nice is a reasonable compromise - Dorr News Lorna Siggins
  • Too much control ceded to Europe, says Adams News Deaglan de Breadun
  • Arguments for and against Nice published News Paul Gillespie
  • No vote would be a shock, says Slovenia News Deaglan de Breadun
  • 'EU dragged Ireland into 20th century' News Carol Coulter
  • Officials are asked about tax shortfall of €762m News Colm Keena
  • 5,500 bench warrants 'cannot be traced' News Eithne Donnellan
  • Estimate of free medical cover cost was more than €50m short News Eithne Donnellan
  • Reduce UUP's threat to accord,says SF News Gerry Moriarty
  • PSNI Gaelic squad faces showdown with Garda News Gerry Moriarty
  • 160,000 attend ploughing event in Laois News Sean MacConnell
  • Teagasc report fuels fears over beef profits News Sean MacConnell
  • Controlling behaviour in pubs a problem, says McDowell News Lorna Siggins
  • Allen defends cost of quality restaurant food News Carol Duffy
  • Gardai investigate drive-by shooting News Olivia Kelleher
  • Winter vomiting bug poses problems for hotel sector and package tours News Anne Lucey
  • Man jailed for using cheques which bounced News Ann Healy
  • US and UK agree on security council resolution News Nicholas Watt
  • Heavy army and police presence in Gujarat after temple attack News Rahul Bedi
  • Israel kills three, injures 35 in assassination attempt News Peter Hirschberg
  • Albright warns on desire for war with Iraq News James Harding
  • Narrow majority will vote for Nice, poll shows News David Labanyi
  • Europeans waste chances but still lead News Paul Gallagher
  • Mara resigns from Fianna Fail Nice campaign News Conor Pope
  • Byrne urges against using Nice as protest News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Local authorities not protecting heritage - charity News Paul Anderson
  • Charities call on McCreevy to refund VAT News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Burke indicative of FF ethics, says Rabbitte News David Roe
  • Ahern should have dismissed Mara - Bruton News David Roe
  • Figures show rise in Irish getting UK abortions News David Labanyi
  • Green Party says Nice not about enlargement News David Roe
  • DPP considers Flood amid clamour for prosecutions News Paul Anderson
  • Harney clears Maxol acquisition of Estuary News David Roe
  • June trade surplus at lowest level this year News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Irish jobs may go in Colt Telecom reogranisation News Eoin Burke Kennedy
  • Torrance brimming with pride News Paul Gallagher
  • Inspired Europe storm into two point lead News Paul Gallagher
  • Hunt for what makes us tick proves a human interest story News Dick Ahlstrom
  • Burke corruption findings put pressure on Taoiseach News Mark Hennessy

  • Sport

  • Captain committed to the cause Sport
  • Gerald McCarthy may get Cork hot seat Sport
  • Opening salvo gets the bird Sport
  • Clarke at ease in the cauldron Sport
  • Egyptian is noted Sport
  • Wood out of Georgia match Sport
  • Celtic League: Tonight's previews Sport
  • Reid returns to rally troops Sport Dominic Fifield
  • Stand-off may end in court Sport Johnny Watterson
  • Year's delay adds even more intrigue to wide-open match Sport Philip Reid
  • Partners play a pretty part in Ryder pantomime Sport Tanya Aldred
  • Mixed joy for UCD Sport Mary Hannigan
  • Gap likely to widen Sport Johnny Watterson
  • Success fails to stem complaints Sport Liam Gorman
  • Officials resign over HRI plan Sport Brian O'Connor
  • Murray collects newcomer award Sport Brian Foley
  • Scanlon rides into deal with French team Sport Shane Stokes
  • Three clubs join women's title chase Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Challenger makes big impression on Irish debut Sport David O'Brien

  • Business

  • Further rate cuts would confirm deflation fears Business
  • Survey indicates fund managers are looking afresh at US equities Business
  • Trading rules may be changed to bypass exchanges Business
  • Japanese meltdown could happen in the West Business
  • All buybacks are not the same for shareholders Business
  • Charities seek a helping hand with reforming the VAT regime Business
  • O'Leary tries on repentance cloak over freebie fiasco Business
  • Consolidation may be best option for cash-hungry chip makers Business
  • Q&A Business
  • AIB's Allfirst and M&T merge in $3.1bn deal Business Siobhan Creaton
  • Plans for low-cost bank aimed at mortgage market Business Arthur Beesley
  • Cooley expected to be sold for €31m to Angostura Business Conor Lally
  • AIB's US dream ends as Allfirst merges with M&T Business Conor O'Clery
  • M&T deal seen as good thing for shareholders Business Siobhan Creaton
  • Microsoft chief reaffirms its commitment to Irish operations Business Jamie Smyth
  • Alphyra shares surge 17% on ITG sale news Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • Parthus shareholders vote for proposed DSP merger Business Jamie Smyth
  • Republic is a top gainer of EU benefits Business Tim King
  • McCreevy's thunder stolen as memo reveals likely Budget outcome Business John McManus
  • Germans fear that Schroder cannot deliver on economy Business Derek Scally
  • Price rises are not a figment of shoppers' imaginations and need to be addressed Business Colm Ward
  • Memo details were in line with official policies Business Jim O'Leary
  • Oracle warns Republic must move up the tech food chain to compete Business Karlin Lillington
  • Valley Robespierre talkin' 'bout a revolution Business Danny O'Brien
  • NTL bids to weather telecom storm Business Jamie Smyth
  • Surveillance state in the making Business Karlin Lillington
  • Garda to get €15m Schengen system that will track criminals across EU Business Jamie Smyth
  • OnePlan facilitates borrowing by writing cheques Business Laura Slattery
  • Chequebook mortgages make Irish debut Business Laura Slattery
  • Trading places can be a tricky business Business Laura Slattery
  • Leaving vital details to last minute is not a good idea Business Laura Slattery
  • 'The stress was making me physically sick' Business Laura Slattery
  • Demographics the foundation of estate agent's confidence Business Jane O'Sullivan

  • Opinion

  • Child's play bombarded by war talk Opinion
  • EXAMINATION 'LEAGUE TABLES' Letters
  • IRISH STUDIES AT QUEEN'S Letters
  • UP KERRY Letters
  • DEBATE ON THE NICE TREATY Letters
  • TAIWAN'S WEAPONS POLICY Letters
  • US POLICY ON IRAQ Letters
  • IRELAND'S DRINK PROBLEM Letters
  • CUTS IN PUBLIC SPENDING Letters
  • Time To Stop The Corruption Rot Opinion
  • Retreat from America Opinion
  • Burke's corruption was well known - and nothing was done Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • THIRD-LEVEL TUITION FEES Letters
  • PHOTOGRAPH OF GIANT TUNA Letters
  • HARNEY PLAN ON INSURANCE COSTS Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Reviews Culture
  • Who will pay up, after the deluge? Culture
  • The difficult art of simplification Culture