Article Archive

May 21st 2003

• • News

  • Belfast to Dublin train evacuated after fire News
  • Youth drowns after falling into sea in Cork News
  • Fishing boat crew rescued off Waterford coast News
  • Weather hampers Irish Everest expedition News
  • 18-year-old dies after Portarlington crash News
  • Man (82) dies in house fire in Co Armagh News
  • TD warns game is up for 'couch potatoes' News
  • British child killer Bell wins lifelong anonymity News
  • Geldof to return to highlight Ethiopia crisis News
  • EC fines Deutsche Telekom €12.6 million News
  • Leading economist joins Gresham board News
  • European Tour fine, reprimand Ballersteros News
  • Tipperary appeal three-month Corcoran ban News
  • Ferguson tips Celtic to sink Porto News
  • Barbarians to face new look England side News
  • Beckham meets Mandela in South Africa News
  • Wallaby winger Tune to miss World Cup News
  • O'Leary promises to learn from mistakes News
  • Heartbreak for Celtic as Porto lift UEFA Cup News
  • Man (33) for court on fire arms charge News
  • Belfast priest killed in South African home News
  • Insurance group plans a 10% cut for 'points-free' drivers News
  • Dempsey says he will table plans to bring back fees News
  • US goes on higher alert over fears of new al-Qaeda attack News
  • Mater to cut 163 full-time staff in latest cutbacks News
  • Six held after armed gang's shoot-out with gardai News
  • NI women 'vetted' for American GIs during war, report finds News
  • IFA seeks partnership talks over civil servants' dispute News
  • School building list a 'coincidence' News
  • Salad days for winning gardener News
  • News Digest News
  • Inquest witness says dead woman was "brainwashed" News
  • Student couple in the clear after their night-time escapade at Croke Park News
  • Man denies threat to kill family News
  • Man accused of killing son 'was schizophrenic' News
  • Two guilty of petrol-bombing News
  • Men jailed for arms offences News
  • Bouncer found guilty of assault News
  • Man died of injuries after being hit by train News
  • No trace of weapons on bodies News
  • Regional Digest News
  • US presses for vote to lift sanctions on Iraq News
  • Beef waste and water found in chicken sold in UK News
  • Russia may back proposal to rebuild Iraq News
  • Shia cleric vows to ban alcohol, cinemas News
  • Woman bomber killed in Turkish blast News
  • EU staff walk out in protest over plan to reduce pensions News
  • 230 die in clashes in town of Bunia over two week News
  • Indonesia claims rebels burned schools in Aceh News
  • Slice of the action for Parma ham News
  • The cost of speaking out in Zimbabwe News
  • Bin Laden's top aide urges more attacks News
  • Govt accused of using fees row as a smokescreen News
  • Stevens team questions former IRA informer, Fulton News
  • Anger over allegation against Gulf War commander News
  • Damages of €275,000 awarded for unlawful arrest News
  • Window washer found guilty of threatening motorists News
  • Four charged with assault on Limerick student News
  • Violent scenes after Corkman's acquittal News
  • Sinn Fein 'protest flotilla' to sail down Liffey News
  • Three men jailed after fatal Dublin knife brawl News
  • Soldier says he was fired at on Bloody Sunday News
  • Police investigate loan to cross-border body administrator News
  • Garda, PSNI to re-enact plane crash scene News
  • 'Good luck, you deserve it', Bertie tells Celtic boss News
  • PTSD claimants lose case against British military News
  • WHO assembly adopts historic anti-tobacco treaty News
  • SARS focus on Taiwan as rate slows elsewhere News
  • Canada reports first 'mad cow' case in decade News
  • Irish Regiment commander investigated on Iraq conduct News
  • Israelis return to Gaza ahead of Abbas visit News
  • Bush move will spark arms race, say Democrats News
  • UN set to vote tomorrow on Iraqi sanctions News
  • US, Britain and Germany close Saudi embassies News
  • Construction materials firm to invest £10m Co Tyrone News
  • Germany warned on pending debt crisis News
  • HP's quarterly profit tops expectations News
  • Euro near launch level as Soros bullies dollar News
  • Ireland miss out on finals despite win News
  • Damaged seal caused pitstop fire - Ferrari News
  • Carnival atmosphere in Seville News
  • Dunn rejects new long-term Rovers deal News
  • Irish team for Latvian tour announced News
  • Hamed dismisses talk of retirement News
  • Clarke ready for Wentworth challenge News
  • Islington unlikely to run at the Curragh News
  • Heat could suit us in Seville, says O'Neill News
  • Students end sit-in over third-level fees News
  • Expert group says Special Olympics ban should remain News Paul Anderson
  • Bed losses not ruled out at Children's hospital News Fergal Quinn
  • TV pictures beamed live from tip of Everest News Fergal Quinn
  • Cowen, Haass call for NI elections to proceed News Kilian Doyle
  • Minister has 'let down fishing industry', says Labour News Eanna O Caollai
  • Hauliers call on Brennan to lift 'supertruck' ban News Patrick Logue
  • Household recycling jumps 49%, says Repak News Carl O'Malley
  • Brennan considers privatising speed cameras News Fergal Quinn
  • Five still questioned over Co Cavan shootout News Kilian Doyle
  • Gillian Bowler to chair new tourism authority News Cathal Hanley
  • Irish mobile users talk up O2 revenues News Cathal Hanley
  • Report calls for digital sector trade association News Carl O'Malley
  • Construction of hypermarkets opposed by FF News Mark Hennessy
  • Huge rise in seizures of illegal cigarettes at airport News Joe Humphreys
  • Cigarette plant to close with loss of 121 jobs News Joe Humphreys
  • Cost of caring for elderly set to rise by 60% News Mark Hennessy
  • Trucks' ban 'will add to pollution' News Joe Humphreys
  • Residency ruling has created 'legal limbo' News Kitty Holland
  • Bad weather may delay climbers News Grania Willis
  • 30,000 medical cards removed News Eithne Donnellan
  • Garda should vet those who work with children - report News Eithne Donnellan
  • Harney deplores lack of debate on fees proposal News Denis Staunton
  • Ireland loses EU vote on fisheries zone News Lorna Siggins
  • Plea to reverse SARS decision News Eithne Donnellan
  • Students continue sit-in over any reintroduction of third-level fees News Conor Lally
  • Estimate of future BSE deaths down News Sean MacConnell
  • Government warned on 'invasion' of GM crops News Frank McDonald
  • Harney rejects EU role in setting taxes News Denis Staunton
  • Alternative ways of dealing with people in debt urged News Kitty Holland
  • Millen gives the lowdown on high fashion News Eoin Lyons
  • Cowen 'concerned' at spy claims News Frank Millar
  • Haass plays down talk of crisis and calls for elections 'as soon as possible' News Dan Keenan
  • Majority would be exempt from fees, says Ahern News Michael O'Regan
  • Minister denies jobless figures falsified News Marie O'Halloran
  • Sargent withdraws 'drug pusher' remark News Marie O'Halloran
  • Government tries to clarify line on defence operations News Deaglan de Breadun
  • FF reject school building policy critics News Jimmy Walsh
  • Kenny relishes a rare moment News Frank McNally
  • 'Cynical betrayal' of disadvantaged News Michael O'Regan
  • RTE granted legal representation News Olivia Kelly
  • Sergeant tells of 'rift' within force News Carl O'Brien
  • Official 'never saw' Esat news reports News Kitty Holland
  • 50,000 troops used Shannon News Gordon Deegan
  • Planning refusal upheld in Kerry News Anne Lucey
  • Kerry's 32,000 children make do with seven public playgrounds News Anne Lucey
  • Prehistoric farming site discovered on Brandon News Ted Creedon
  • Bush and Palestinian PM hold first talks News Sharmila Devi , Jerusalem
  • Milosevic prosecutor gets 100 more days News Ian Traynor , Zagreb

  • Sport

  • All going according to plan Sport
  • Ireland start with trip to Paris Sport
  • And if you know your history . . . . Sport
  • Clare ebb the flow at just the right time Sport
  • Celtic must embrace history Sport Kevin McCarra
  • O'Driscoll's absence leaves void at the back Sport Gerry Thornley
  • Lohan doubtful for Cork game Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Latham turns down Munster move Sport Gerry Thornley
  • Playing waiting game European Cup Sport Gerry Thornley
  • Desmond dismisses United takeover Sport Dominic Fifield
  • O'Leary the new boss at Villa Sport Adrian Milledge
  • Mini-crisis as Irish injury list g rows Sport Emmet Malone
  • Buzz keeps O'Kelly in Offaly job Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Keaney at centre back for Dublin Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Jubilant Power takes centre stage in Ballina Sport Shane Stokes
  • O'Brien well equipped to face strong British challenge Sport Brian O'Connor

  • Business

  • Olympic bid sure to face capital problems Business
  • Elan shares surge as US lawsuit is settled Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • Strengthening euro adds to the woes of EU exporters Business Cliff Taylor
  • Carlow firm to create 50 jobs Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Glanbia milk back on shelves as dispute with Dunnes is resolved Business Emmet Oliver
  • Competition body to examine Independent's sale of UK titles Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • Aldi, Lidl double market share Business Barry O'Halloran
  • German bank to set up in IFSC Business Siobhan Creaton
  • Bill will stifle business - banker Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Forestry firm opens UK fund Business Dominic Coyle
  • United Drug sees profits rise by 23% Business Emmet Oliver
  • Parc acquires two groups for €300,000 Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Market Report Business Jane O'Sullivan

  • Opinion

  • Playing hardball on college fees Opinion
  • Mugabe's misrule Opinion
  • For the sake of democracy, Britain's 'dirty war' must be investigated Opinion
  • 'Stakeknife' reporting a scandal Opinion
  • Facts are enough to condemn globalisation Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Third-level tuition fees Letters
  • Prospects for opposition alliance Letters
  • Learning life skills at school Letters
  • Europe's stake in the US Letters
  • Smoking in pubs Letters
  • Aftermath of Iraq invasion Letters
  • Sky scores a bogey Letters
  • An Irishman's three cheers Letters
  • The case against megastores Letters
  • Planning in Wicklow Letters
  • Neglect of Irish Studies Letters
  • End of 'free' banking at AIB Letters
  • Remembering the Leinster Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Secret city cameras on cars that break lights Motors
  • 'Surprising' drop in claims brings insurers' costs down Motors
  • Testing BMWs in 'a nice mess' Motors
  • Flower power: Bad hair-day for Minis in Chelsea Motors
  • Ending the great spare parts rip-off Motors
  • Sinking cars - get out immediately Motors
  • Something Italian to whet Sir's appetite Motors
  • QBCs: how are yeh? Motors
  • A chance to butt in to help Motors
  • Star cars in summer films Motors
  • Rumour mill is full of 'Fisi' for McLaren Motors
  • Hard Shoulder Motors
  • Road Desk Motors
  • Help Desk Motors
  • Past Imperfect Motors
  • Fun and economy - just for yourself Motors
  • Bandit stands and delivers Motors
  • My bike and I Motors
  • High-five for BMW's new 5-series Motors Andrew Hamilton
  • Opel targets executives Motors Michael McAleer
  • MarqueTime Motors Brian Byrne

  • Culture

  • Getting beneath the surface Culture
  • Lending an ear to a child in need Culture
  • Reviews Culture
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