Article Archive

January 10th 2004

• • News

  • Father of alleged rape victim went to Garda first News
  • Ban on embryo experimentation to continue News
  • 45 workers to lose jobs this month at Mayo heating plant News
  • Employment tribunal rejects school's costs claim in unfair dismissal case News
  • This Week They Said News
  • Father Cyril Barrett, SJ Philosopher with heart for modern art News
  • Call on Sharon to resume talks with Syria News
  • Sometimes even a little can change lives News
  • Young Scientist 2004: Overall result News
  • Young Scientist 2004: The winners News
  • Nine new BSE cases reported as 2003 total shows sharp fall News
  • Minister to inspect Irish troops in Liberia News
  • Five-year European diabetes study announced News
  • Exile wants Taoiseach to help end conflict News
  • Better protection of disabled urged News
  • Belfast man was told not to rent to immigrants News
  • Two rebel unionists return to Trimble's fold News
  • 60 jobs may go at hotel in Coleraine News
  • Key teacher of generations of Irish architects News
  • Actors steal the limelight News
  • Tragedy of the battle royale at the Cassino News
  • Getting on first-name terms News
  • Paperbacks News
  • Well placed to witness the end of the world News
  • Eco Web News
  • Eye On Nature News
  • Cures for sleep deprivation News
  • Bingeing on proverbs News
  • Lost in translation News
  • A snitch in time . . . Hot numbers: News
  • Teenager shot in Belfast paramilitary-style attack News
  • Two charged over Limerick gun attacks News
  • Gardaí investigate death of pedestrian hit by car News
  • Police intensify search for missing Tyrone woman News
  • Four young men injured in Coolock crash News
  • Man dies in Co Armagh single-vehicle collision News
  • Four killed in Indonesian cafe bomb blast News
  • Arsenal go top, Liverpool and Charlton win News
  • Connacht rise to the French challenge News
  • Isio prevails in Victor Chandler at Ascot News
  • Security fears force Dakar Rally to reshuffle News
  • FA chairman offers support for winter break News
  • Rennes open fresh Cech talks with Chelsea News
  • Ferguson blames Fulham for Saha furore News
  • DPP cites time-limit constraint in garda complaints News
  • Teagasc decentralisation deal put on hold over payout fears News
  • Spring arrives early after winter season fails to show News
  • Aer Rianta staff given assurances News
  • Major report to criticise Garda on human rights News
  • Judge rejects claims that gardai batoned man resisting arrest News
  • Six arrested for assault of gardai News
  • 68 jobs lost as Portlaoise company relocates to Far East News
  • Sacked Dunnes Stores employee gets €15,000 for unfair dismissal News
  • Parent-teacher issue goes to arbitration News
  • UCC challenges equal pay decision in Supreme Court News
  • Salmon safe to eat, says Irish food body News
  • Farmers call for review of inquiry into animal deaths News
  • €30,000 awarded to woman in case against DSPCA News
  • Metro link to airport opposed by Department of Finance News
  • Guns to help form peace fountain News
  • Mid-west patients not travelling for radiotherapy News
  • Disease surveillance centre publishes new SARS advice News
  • Dublin council green waste facility has no licence News
  • TDs to visit toxic mining pond News
  • Centre for film studies launched by new UCD president News
  • Cargo ship auctioned following court order News
  • North parties prepare for review of agreement News
  • Insoluble numbers add up for Dublin winner News
  • Young Scientist 2004: Special categories News
  • Work begins on Waterford ring road News
  • €70m pharmaceutical plant to create 150 jobs in Cork News
  • Gardai question two men over gun attack on Limerick houses News
  • Elderly in Donegal to get temperature cards News
  • Judge returns passport to anti-war activist News
  • Berlin warns on failure to reach agreement News
  • Mosque bombing in Iraq leaves five dead News
  • Bush to revive space programme News
  • Palestinian minister sees Ireland as ally News
  • Turkey wants deal on Cyprus by May News
  • Jobs challenge posed by new EU states stressed News
  • Aznar party confident as Spain names poll date News
  • Tintin celebrates 75th birthday in Belgium News
  • Dame Hale becomes first woman law lord News
  • Saddam formally declared prisoner of war News
  • Guantanamo Britons may be repatriated News
  • Exempt turbans from French ban, Sikhs tell Chirac News
  • BBC suspends presenter over remarks on Arabs News
  • Thai king voices unease at level of killings in anti-drug campaign News
  • Shades of the '60s for some Dean supporters News
  • ONE SMALL STEP: How the first Moon landing came about News
  • Food aid a short-term answer in Ethiopia News
  • J-Lo eat your heart out News
  • Between a rock and a hard place News
  • Master of suspense revisited News
  • The mysterious maven of movie mayhem News
  • Always be an English? News
  • Manic maritime machismo News
  • Relative values News
  • Sinking into the abyss News
  • The seven ages of a suburban marriage News
  • Litt classes for Davy Byrnes writers News
  • From boom days to doomsday News
  • An island out on its own News
  • Horizons News
  • What are they trying to do to Marian? News
  • National pride on the line News
  • Tracking the terrorists or giving freedom the finger? News
  • 'Late adopters' fall in love with new iPod generation What it can do: and why 'poddies' love it News
  • Never mind the heritage News
  • A land of few welcomes for visiting hillwalkers News
  • The drama of politics News
  • I do, I do, I do . . . oh, hang on, I don't News
  • Fists of fury News
  • Staunch defender of the Jewish tradition News
  • Food safety expert whose dynamism powered her work News
  • Celebrated pioneer of digital recording News
  • At least 21 dead as dinghy capsizes off Albania coast News
  • Iraqi police open fire on protesters, killing six News
  • Agreement must be defended, says McGuinness News
  • Two rescued from blaze at west Belfast flat News
  • Two women due in court over counterfeit seizures News
  • Bosnia peacekeepers search Karadzic stronghold News
  • US soldiers kill two Iraqi police in Kirkuk News
  • US delegation visits North Korea nuclear complex News
  • WHO examines civet link in China SARS case News
  • Iraqi authorities express surprise at Saddam status News
  • Newspaper insists Kilroy article was not racist News
  • US court to rule on 'enemy combatant' detainee News
  • New doubt over French inquest into Diana death News
  • US jobs figures cast shadow on Bush election hopes News
  • Celtic join Rangers in fourth round of Cup News
  • Singh storms into Mercedes lead, Clarke third News

  • Sport

  • Leaving of Glasgow won't be a quiet one Soccer Liam Miller's transfer to Manchester United Sport
  • Ferguson the master of Mart and market Sport
  • Lyons looks to deliver Gaelic Games Weekend matches Sport
  • Ride along with O'Dwyer Sport
  • Beechcourt looks the sponsor's nap Sport
  • Rusedski goes on offensive Sport
  • Leinster unable to close out Sale Sport
  • Quiet man too goal-shy for England Soccer Profile of Paul Scholes Sport
  • Strachan opts to take a break Sport
  • Maestro showing his class Interview Nolberto Solano Sport
  • Parma prepare to sell players European Leagues Round-up Sport
  • Tigers lose their teeth Sport
  • Ulster face daunting challenge Sport
  • Presbyterian group object to Sunday tie Sport
  • Wise head on Young shoulders Sport
  • Connacht need a head start Sport
  • Win would shed light on Munster's season Sport
  • New code addresses concerns Sport
  • Pieces of history Sport
  • Clarke steps light fantastic Sport
  • A maiden once again Sport
  • What Odds at Warwick Sport
  • Jordan close in on Heidfeld Formula One Jordan driver line-up Sport

  • Business

  • British trade deficit widens Business
  • Redundancies in 2003 at highest level for 19 years Business
  • Weak data trigger new dollar decline Business
  • Clamping firm profits up as contract goes to tender Business
  • Enforcement chief sees surge in reports of business crime Business
  • Parmalat investigators raid bank offices Business
  • Regulators to investigate former NYSE chief's €146 million pay-off Business
  • Ryanair's O'Leary predicts loads will increase Business
  • Financial stocks end the week on a high note Una McCaffrey Business
  • Quinn starts €1bn spending spree with Prague Hilton purchase Business
  • Omens good for global economy - OECD Business
  • Ireland is the 'fifth most free economy' Business Conor O'Clery
  • Industrial production increases by 16% Business Cliff Taylor
  • Winter sales in Dublin buoyant with spending up 3% - Chamber Business Edward Power

  • Opinion

  • Show time in court, as corporate America gets its comeuppance Opinion
  • Some difficult questions for the guardians of the peace Opinion
  • An Irishwoman's Diary Opinion
  • Licensing of firearms Letters
  • Confidence in the Garda Opinion
  • Young scientists Opinion
  • EU: not just a camel, but a two-headed camel Opinion
  • Memories of the first Irish presidency Opinion
  • France's upper house gives time for some reflection Opinion
  • Strasbourg and the parish pump not so far apart Opinion
  • Farmers and hill walkers Letters
  • Jailing of Israeli conscientious objectors Letters
  • Aftermath of earthquake in Iran Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Road to the One Culture
  • How much for ski holiday insurance? Culture
  • Life and death? It's far more serious than that . . . Culture
  • How Europe could light up the country Culture
  • Benefits of Hinde sight Culture