Article Archive

January 13th 2004

• • News

  • Sheridan wins film award News
  • French Minister wants EU to belong to the people News
  • CV Education
  • Ahern faces tribunal prior to polls News
  • Judge Cory tells families he backs inquiries on killings News
  • State awards UCG €15m for major stem-cell centre News
  • Scientist holds out little hope for Beagle News
  • News agency makes complaint over arrest of staff News
  • #1.4m settlement for brain-damaged twin News
  • ISEQ shows strong growth for 2003 News
  • British manufacturing falls in November News
  • Wolves make no mistake this time around News
  • Injury forces Seaman into retirement News
  • Manchester City agree fee for James News
  • Madrid fine Ronaldo for London visit News
  • England to start 2006 campaign in Austria News
  • Beef Or Salmon back on the menu News
  • Charlton rebuff Chelsea bid for Parker News
  • Tennis has no doping problem - Agassi News
  • Capriati ruled out of Australian Open News
  • Chinese striker signs for Man United News
  • NewBay targets mobile Internet market News
  • Man's death no longer treated as suspicious News
  • Social partners have role in EU job creation - Ahern News
  • Murder trial adjourned as judge falls ill News
  • Cullen to examine report from Tralee council News
  • Knock passenger turnover increases 25% News
  • Former IRA man reveals identity to Saville inquiry News
  • Dutch police hunt student after teacher shot News
  • O'Neill book paints devastating portrait of Bush News
  • Bush accuses Castro of tyranny, repression News
  • Call for major third-level changes in report News
  • Boy tells of trying to rescue friend News
  • ISPCC calls for new legislation on child porn News
  • Fears that mobile phones will assist paedophiles News
  • Combined strike threat at CIE and Aer Rianta News
  • Martin hits back at consultants News
  • Disability groups concern at proposed changes News
  • Gardai facing new disciplinary measures News
  • Retired gardai likely to be used by new inspectorate News
  • Irish arms deals fuel conflict in Congo, says Amnesty News
  • Prison dispute to go to arbitration News
  • Schools asked to give written confirmation of Christmas break News
  • Council unhappy with new Dublin car-park News
  • Woman hired pub doorman to kill her violent partner, joint murder trial told News
  • Lough Muckno appeal dismissed News
  • Sex assault victim asks for man not to be jailed News
  • High Court upholds judgment on Christian Brothers' challenge News
  • Garda denies saying alleged informer would not be charged News
  • London to try to brazen out Cory revelations News
  • Trimble to reject change in voting rules News
  • 16 republican graves vandalised in Belfast News
  • Details sought from parties on review News
  • Nurses subjected to racial abuse and attacks in Belfast, union claims News
  • Pathologist failed to identify multiple fractures on boy's body News
  • Friend 'armed only with innocence' News
  • Blocked lifeboat unable to leave harbour News
  • Minister defends decision on 'decoupling' News
  • Irish beef gains favour in British stores News
  • Ambulance failed to get to Mayo hospital News
  • Call for trained firefighter as islanders quench blaze at house on Clare Island News
  • Work to begin on Kinsale flyover News
  • Nearly 100 sheep killed in dog attacks News
  • Gardai make new appeal to contact baby's mother News
  • Iran's reformists protest over election ban News
  • US aides to brief Senate on N Korean nuclear tour News
  • Manila slum blaze leaves 20,000 people homeless News
  • Divas set for awards showdown News
  • Lindh trial begins tomorrow News
  • A time to take soundings on a new Commission president European Diary Denis Staunton News
  • To school through a legal minefield Education
  • Do we still need school chaplains? Education
  • Have you got a kipper in your nest? Education
  • Q&A Education
  • Teacher's PET Education
  • Harold Shipman hangs himself in prison cell News
  • Opposition warning as 6,000 join dole queue News
  • Student died after kicks to head, court told News
  • Finucanes take British government to court News
  • Hanly named on new health reform committee News
  • Ten in Wexford court over death of Swede News
  • Comreg approves Eircom 8% line rental hike News
  • Bush visit on agenda for diplomatic talks News
  • PSNI search homes over UK bomb find News
  • TDs to visit toxic mining pond in Tipperary News
  • Visits to Limerick, Mountjoy jails curtailed News
  • Israeli killed, two hurt in West Bank shooting News
  • Washington DC police fail 'dirty bomb' test News
  • Dozens killed in Uzbekistan plane crash News
  • Serbia Montenegro assures EU over reforms News
  • US troops kill four civilians in Iraqi town News
  • Milosevic complains of time constraints at trial News
  • Italian court rejects Berlusconi immunity law News
  • NATO troops raid Karadzic family house News
  • Iran government may quit over election row News
  • Three people killed by bird flu in Vietnam News
  • Manila to resume talks with Marxist rebels News
  • Inquiry into Huntley vetting failures to begin News
  • US Treasury to investigate O'Neill interview News
  • Tesco to issue shares valued at €1.1 billion News
  • Legal case 'a matter for Commission' - McCreevy News
  • OECD chief worried by speed of dollar fall News
  • Strong Irish house market boosts Heitons News
  • Bank of England faces legal case over BCCI News
  • World economy has turned corner - IMF chief News
  • Oil prices set fresh post-Iraq war high News
  • Duff in line for early Chelsea comeback News
  • McCarthy seeks striker for Sunderland News
  • Marion Jones to compete at Birmingham News
  • Kenna considers Premiership future News
  • Butt repeats desire to leave United News
  • EU Commission to challenge budget ceiling deal in court News
  • SIPTU planning to disrupt arrival of EU ministers News

  • Sport

  • Condon criticises quality of refereeing Sport
  • Clubs of the Year announced Sport
  • Ireland to play Brazil next month Sport
  • ERC may hear citing cases this week Sport
  • Agent says Howard story leaked to embarrass Ferguson Sport
  • IFA say Windsor Park will be ready Sport
  • Jones sets Wolves targets Sport
  • Rivaldo aims to make it a happy homecoming Sport
  • England ponder captaincy Sport
  • Disrupted preparation a factor in defeats Sport
  • Lyons facing dual challenge Sport
  • Clarke answers the US call Sport
  • Year opens with a lovely aloha Sport
  • Best Mate remains hot favourite for hat-trick Sport
  • Hawk Wing named best Flat racer last season Sport
  • Rusedski 'unwise' to go public Sport
  • Edmond may face Bree again Sport

  • Business

  • EC set to back court appeal on pact Business
  • Merrion predicts 13% growth in sector Business
  • Consumers fail to see benefits of stronger euro Business
  • Commission welcomes US call for talks restart Business
  • Foreign direct investment in a trough, says UN agency Business
  • French building group to bid for clamping contract Business
  • Eircom gets two weeks to deliver defence Business
  • Low rates 'to underpin property investment' Business
  • Temporary staff firm's accounts raise questions Business
  • Greencore chief paid €966,000 last year Business
  • Haulage companies wound up Business
  • Financials make most play in lacklustre trading Una McCaffrey Business
  • Permanent TSB says mortgage lending on the way up Business Laura Slattery
  • Eircom to hike rental charges 8% Business Jamie Smyth
  • ECB voices concern over dollar Business Cliff Taylor
  • Minister criticises Vodafone all-island service fee Business Jamie Smyth
  • M&T's 2003 results under forecasts Business Siobhan Creaton
  • Icon to keep its focus on growth Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Donaghadee Carpets raises €10m Business Barry O'Halloran

  • Opinion

  • Dealing with a falling dollar Opinion
  • UUP rejection of rule changes may force governments to renegotiate Opinion
  • EU should put its money where its mouth is Opinion
  • Praise for 'Prime Time' Letters
  • Rock concerts in Phoenix Park Letters
  • The status of Irish Opinion
  • Tearing up lessons on planning Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Protests against EU enlargement Letters
  • Delays on the West Link Letters
  • Need for EU coastguard Letters
  • Failure of legal challenge to roundabout at Carrickmines Castle Letters
  • Impending ban on smoking Letters
  • Fingerprinting visitors to US Letters
  • God and natural disasters Letters
  • Condoms and sexual disease Letters
  • Dutch art show in Cork Letters
  • Decentralising public service Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Highlights of recent years Culture
  • Looking for help at the end of the line Culture
  • Culture
  • How to lose friends and alienate people Culture
  • A man for all seasons Culture