Article Archive

December 12th 2003

• • News

  • Traveller cleared of the murder of cousin News
  • Dail Digest News
  • PSNI seizes quantity of weapons in Belfast News
  • US names new Northern Ireland envoy News
  • Off-duty garda foils attempted Dublin robbery News
  • Firearm left at Clare radio station premises News
  • Soham murder trial jury sent home for weekend News
  • Osbourne 'stopped breathing' after accident News
  • US soldier killed in Iraq bomb attack News
  • US producer prices drop more than expected News
  • Euro zone sees €16bn current account surplus News
  • Irish industrial production up 6.6% in October News
  • China Life raises $3bn in year's biggest IPO News
  • UK telecoms regulator to start review News
  • EC gives approval for CRH takeover News
  • GAA gets go-ahead for Croke Park hotel News
  • Laporte to remain in charge of France until 2007 News
  • Celtic fans rewarded for behaviour in Seville News
  • Premiership team news and statistics News
  • Frentzen to race touring cars in Germany next year News
  • Fit-again Sutton in line for Celtic return News
  • Ferguson dismisses boardroom split as 'nonsense' News
  • Celtic, Liverpool get favourable UEFA draws News
  • United draw Porto, Arsenal get Celta Vigo News
  • Warne confident of place on Sri Lanka tour News
  • EU summit opens amid deep divisions on some key issues News
  • More high-earners live in Malahide than any other town News
  • Israel to block Irish UN religion motion News
  • Text of RTE letter to senator News
  • 1916 Proclamation sold by Sotheby's for #70,000 News
  • Body of missing Louth man found News
  • Girl reportedly fell pregnant while in care News
  • Witness's claim of campaign of harassment rejected News
  • Extortion alleged in Raphoe case News
  • Court rules that house must be handed to son News
  • Trial told witness gave accused lift on night of Keane murder News
  • Judge says feud claimed four lives News
  • Derry barracks closes doors after 160 years News
  • Shortage of grain to push up prices News
  • Trafficking of humans found to be still rife in SE Europe News
  • EU members get together to try for a miracle Europe
  • Giscard becomes 'immortal' - to the disgust of some Europe
  • French advised to ban Muslim veils News
  • Germans 'annoyed' at blame for Holocaust News
  • Judge advises Soham trial jurors News
  • EU summit deadlocked on issue of voting rights News
  • Bailey's partner gives evidence in Cork libel trial News
  • Toe the line or face expulsion, UUP tells Donaldson News
  • Complaints against gardai increase by 10%, report shows News
  • Opposition ridicules Ahern over Iraq contract exclusion News
  • Court hears how child was hospitalised after bullying News
  • Alleged army spy in North to serve summons News
  • Ex-North official has US sentence doubled News
  • EC report should halt Carrickmines work, says group News
  • Blood transfusion errors less than 1%, report shows News
  • Alliance rules out unionist redesignation News
  • Home of NI woman (92) bombed 'by mistake' News
  • Robinson rejects justification for Iraq war News
  • UUP prepares for stormy executive meeting News
  • United Nations slams Colombia's anti-terror law News
  • Halliburton denies overcharging for Iraq contracts News
  • Liberia lifts curfew as calm returns after riots News
  • Kuwaiti writers targeted by booby-trapped parcels News
  • Former Azerbaijan president Aliyev dies age 80 News
  • Man commits suicide where Kennedy was shot News
  • Montenegro warcrimes suspect back for Hague trial News
  • Fire destroys Peru shantytown, thousands homeless News
  • Palestinian PM says barrier will kill peace talks News
  • Mortars pound US headquarters in Baghdad News
  • Ex-footballer Jones fined for air rage attack News
  • Pakistani court orders blinding with acid News
  • EU adopts 'preventative engagement' military strategy News
  • Mbeki criticises Commonwealth on Zimbabwe News
  • EU leaders back funding for transport, R&D News
  • At least 10 killed in Ivory Coast shooting News
  • Climate-change death in 2000 put at 150,000 News
  • Halliburton may have overcharged in Iraq News
  • Several Israelis hurt entering disputed site News
  • US defends decision over reconstruction contracts News
  • Rights group condemns military tactics in Iraq News
  • Statoil abandons well off north-west Ireland News
  • Google to open R&D center in India - report News
  • Dollar reprieve temporary amid early selling News
  • UK insurer leaves thousands without cover News
  • Arcon mine puts 200 workers on notice News
  • Premier Oil farms out West African licenses News
  • Elan to retain three US drug-delivery units News
  • European Cup wins for Leinster and Ulster News
  • Nigeria's Enyimba win African Champions League News
  • Markgraaff out of Springbok running News
  • Question mark hangs over French Grand Prix News
  • Spain strike gold at European short-course event News
  • Van den Hoogenband shows class at Abbotstown News
  • Woodward looks to the future for Baa-Baas News
  • England frustrated as Sri Lanka take charge News
  • Senior leads by five at Australian PGA News
  • Kinane ready for new challenge with Oxx News
  • Ajax coach Koeman to stay on until 2006 News
  • Private sector has failed to roll out broadband - report News
  • Minister plans to bring broadband to rural Ireland News
  • Full judicial inquiry into bombings opposed News Mark Hennessy
  • Allegation of intimidation of plaintiff investigated News Carl O'Brien
  • Burke acts to have Flood rule on costs News Paul Cullen
  • Carbon energy taxes to apply to all sectors News Frank McDonald
  • Minister urged to delay indemnity plan News Eithne Donnellan
  • RTE calls on Leyden to withdraw his comments News Arthur Beesley
  • TD to give benchmarking rise to less well-off News Michael O'Regan
  • Legionnaires' bacteria found in hospital before woman's death News Eithne Donnellan
  • Change work visa system, says Robinson News Liam Reid
  • Call for body to vet electronic poll News Arthur Beesley
  • Rosanna happy to be back in her own world News Olivia Kelly
  • Employers face action over radon News Dick Ahlstrom
  • Teacher wins age bias promotion case News Carol Coulter
  • Hepatitis C bigger risk to prisoners than AIDS News Carol Coulter
  • MacSwiney files presented to UCD News Joe Carroll
  • Inquiry told of lethal range of Carthy shotgun News Christine Newman
  • Claim of Garda prosecution policy is denied News Gerard Cunningham
  • Bailey denies leaving house on night of murder News Carl O'Brien
  • Youth in 'mortal danger', court hears News Mary Carolan
  • Deputies may debate Barron report next week News Marie O'Halloran
  • Fine Gael proposes truth commission on 1974 bombings News Michael O'Regan
  • Bill provides for more subtitled TV programmes News Michael O'Regan
  • Poorest nations need EUR50m donation News Marie O'Halloran
  • Westlife CD launch incurred no costs News Marie O'Halloran
  • British witnesses should be called News Jimmy Walsh
  • Showdown likely over Donaldson News Gerry Moriarty
  • North's Lord Chief Justice named News Gerry Moriarty
  • SF wants governments to counter stalemate threat after DUP victory News Frank Millar
  • Derry mother loses US custody battle News Conor Lally
  • Derrybrien terms breached, say locals News Tim O'Brien
  • Government gives EUR2m for barriers to stop Mayo landslides News Tom Shiel
  • Kerry stags killed and heads sold as trophies News Anne Lucey
  • Explorer Crean is celebrated News Anne Lucey

  • Sport

  • Beef Or Salmon roadshow heads to Cork Sport
  • Bree takes less than a minute to impress Sport
  • County panels set to be cut Sport
  • Our backs are against the wall already Sport
  • Strong task force from England Sport
  • A winter of discontent Sport
  • Leinster need to convert more chances Sport
  • Wisdom of Solomons in huge demand against French elites Sport
  • Young secures title Schools' Rugby Sport
  • Manager of the Year Cody pays tribute to grassroots Sport
  • Mixed day for Irish Sport
  • Lively Senior proves life still good after 64 Sport
  • Walker shoots 67 Sport
  • O'Sullivan still eyeing big prize Sport
  • Demons look to gain revenge Sport
  • Power starting early Sport
  • Tough at the top Sport
  • Foxall endorses double-hander Sport
  • Loreto's testing time Sport
  • Hagstrom in Titanic struggle Sport
  • Jennings decision in January Sport
  • Hussain escapes rap over 'sledging' Sport

  • Business

  • Regulator's comparative tables give pointer on good shopping Business
  • Partners take predictable positions on Irish EU presidency Business
  • ECB raises its forecast for euro-zone inflation in 2004 Business
  • Barlo proceedings settled after talks Business
  • Film sector uses finance speak to sway McCreevy Business
  • Son of Ryanair aims to realise eastern promise Business
  • Strategy combines State, private aid for ICT in developing world Business
  • Knowing when to stop is a trial for testers Business
  • Software spy in the machine can cost businesses dearly Business
  • R&D spend may be 'wasted' if patent proposals go ahead Business
  • Info-Cop strengthens the long arm of the law Business
  • Higher earners less affected as changes in BIK regime kick in Business
  • Pension firms turn up heat on Europe's politicians Business
  • Pharma sector rewards may outweigh risks Business
  • Q&A Business
  • Holding recent job gains will be a tough fight Business
  • Decentralisation can deliver for business and industry Business
  • Open up the boardrooms to women Business
  • Ministers set to reform rules of stability pact Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Bogus account holders to blame, says Revenue Business Edward Power
  • Ahern to announce EUR140m State broadband initiative Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Pensions Board gives flexibility on funding gaps Business Siobhan Creaton
  • Firms fall short on corporate practice Business Una McCaffrey
  • Inflation rate drops to four-year low at 2.2% Business Cliff Taylor
  • Glaxo to invest a further EUR15.5m in Cork facility Business Kevin Allison
  • Independent sells London papers Business Una McCaffrey
  • ESB staff set to ballot on industrial action Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Stocks find little impetus to move in either direction Business Una McCaffrey
  • IFSRA wants to impose EUR20m levy to offset costs Business Siobhan Creaton
  • Tourism to target bigger spenders Business Kevin Allison
  • Food safety chief has a sharp appetite for new job Business Edward Power
  • Web offers copyright solution Business Karlin Lillington
  • UK credit law revamp welcomed Business Laura Slattery

  • Opinion

  • Electronic voting Opinion
  • Big freeze after bleak climate Opinion
  • Change Irish attitude towards Israel Opinion
  • Objectives of the Budget Letters
  • Photograph of bomb victim Letters
  • Figures for infant deaths Letters
  • Brinkmanship in EU negotiations Opinion
  • An unnerved coalition faced strains within and without Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Road improvement plans Letters
  • Roots of child abuse Letters
  • Mary Kenny on William Joyce Letters
  • Alternatives to divorce Letters
  • Decentralising civil servants Letters
  • Children lost to education Letters
  • Soccer in Croke Park Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • How much for . . .? Culture
  • Why the material girl may have met her match Culture
  • Paying too much this Christmas? Culture
  • A house guest of the most wanted man in the world Culture