Article Archive

August 11th 2004

• • News

  • Sprinter Edwards latest to receive ban News
  • Serena Williams out of Olympic Games News
  • Van Nistelrooy may be out until October News
  • Liverpool set to walk on without Owen News
  • Irish tourist dies following Peru bus crash News
  • Search continues for Swiss man on Shannon News
  • Man in critical condition after Dublin shooting News
  • Four rescued from Co Down house fire News
  • Police in Derry attacked with petrol bombs News
  • Couple die after car, lorry collision in North News
  • Sadr urges militia to fight on if he dies News
  • Federal Reserve raises US rates to 1.5% News
  • Bush names one-time intelligence officer as head of CIA News
  • Journalist and broadcaster Bernard Levin dies at 75 News
  • Spurned by the US, Chalabis' positions of power now depend on the success of Sadr News
  • Silly Season News
  • Aptitude tests for entry to medicine proposed News
  • EPO packages seized in post were destined for Lombard News
  • Hierarchy wrote to Ahern on treaty failure to include God News
  • Man denies he helped to 'bludgeon' teacher to death News
  • Fourth man charged with sectarian attacks News
  • Najaf militia defy US air attacks and plea to lay down arms News
  • Libya to pay out $35m for Berlin bombing News
  • Bossi's party now facing up to a long, cold autumn News
  • Media sent Blair holiday details by mistake News
  • Sudan renews helicopter attacks in south Darfur News
  • Five dead after British bus crashes in Austria News
  • Brinks workers vote to strike in ATM dispute News
  • 270 jobs to go at Dairygold plants in Cork, Tipperary News
  • Counterfeiting operation uncovered in Dublin News
  • Interpol take on Irish child porn database News
  • Man (32) charged with Drogheda murder News
  • 4 more held over Limerick murder News
  • McDaid pledges crackdown on illegal hauliers News
  • Survey shows major support for smoking ban News
  • Minister names National Gallery appointees News
  • Turkish al Qaeda members held - Pakistan News
  • US troops postpone offensive in Najaf News
  • At least six dead as trains collide in Turkey News
  • Shoes trigger security alert at Rome airport News
  • US forces fight rebels in Falluja, 4 Iraqis dead News
  • Al-Qaeda captive defends 9/11 suspect News
  • 'Unknown object' crashes in Iran - report News
  • Bomb near Jerusalem kills two, wounds 16 News
  • US forces preparing for assault on Najaf News
  • UK scientists allowed clone human embryos News
  • Iran says it will not abandon nuclear programme News
  • Bomb kills six, wounds 10 in Iraq market News
  • Five Britons killed in Austria bus crash News
  • Rumsfeld in Afghanistan for pre-election talks News
  • Iraq's Jaafari wants foreign troops to quit Najaf News
  • Fresh atrocities in Sudan's Darfur, says UN News
  • Low-fare airlines condemn EU aid to Alitalia News
  • Saudi confirms recent oil output increase News
  • European shares hit 2004 lows as techs sink News
  • German data suggests small euro zone cut News
  • US mortgage applications fall again News
  • Cisco shares fall despite profits rise News
  • BoE predicts inflation on target if rates rise News
  • UK pay levels rise more than expected News
  • Dollar pauses after Fed-inspired rally News
  • Oil demand stronger than thought - IEA News
  • Ireland's Carr completes Newcastle move News
  • T-Online confident despite DSL price war News
  • New trial of 9/11 suspect opens in Hamburg News Derek Scally
  • Bomb attacks on hotels kill two in Istanbul News Nicole Pope
  • Double drowning fears after body is discovered News Liam Horan
  • Council relaxes rules for new Wicklow homes News Liam Reid
  • 'Insider' knowledge suspected in ATM gang raids News Conor Lally
  • Price of a litre of petrol can vary by 15 cent News John Downes
  • Enniscorthy principal reinstated by tribunal News Chris Dooley
  • Inquiry after train crashes gates News Liam Horan
  • Mother of cerebral palsy sufferer suing Minister over care News Kitty Holland
  • Hospitals breaching rules on public beds News Arthur Beesley
  • South Eastern Health Board may sell lands News Aisling Donnelly
  • Boy's death on farm will not be investigated by safety authority News Olivia Kelly
  • Groups plead for woman over death penalty fear News Kitty Holland
  • Durkan defends Oireachtas trip to Australia News Arthur Beesley
  • Tenants group concerned council plan will lead to gentrification News Kitty Holland
  • New name and new look for Network 2 News Emmet Oliver
  • No Irish arrests after death in Spain News Olivia Kelly
  • The friskiest goat in years, Elvis dons king's cape News Anne Lucey
  • DUP says policing resolution should not be rushed News Dan Keenan
  • IRA wanted police in 'no-go' areas, says former priest News George Jackson
  • Medieval remains to be reinterred News Liam Horan
  • Teacher questioned after allegation of sexual assault on boy News Barry Roche
  • Man held in Drogheda after body found at apartment complex News Elaine Keogh
  • RTE boost for Cork's Capital of Culture programme News Barry Roche
  • Weapons recovered in Limerick murder inquiry News Karl Hanlon

  • Sport

  • Government hands out €10 million Sport
  • Records, lies and interview tapes Sport
  • Game of huge possibilities Sport
  • Sidelined striker playing a pivotal role Sport
  • Vieira nears Real deal Sport
  • Moran's men have come a long way Sport
  • Thorpe opts out of drugs debate Sport
  • Kenyan thrown out Sport
  • Eye of the Tiger finding focus again Sport
  • Celts divided over qualification plan Sport
  • Powerscourt confirmed as O'Brien travels in force Sport
  • Ready to shoulder European hopes Sport Philip Reid
  • Liverpool set to walk on without Owen Sport Dominic Fifield
  • Rangers face home work Sport 1
  • Van Nistelrooy may be out until October Sport Daniel Taylor
  • Cork select O'Connor for injured Gardiner Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • Qualifiers highlight games' demographics Sport Sean Moran
  • Momentum to relocate Rules Test slows Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • Lombard may lose track times Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Straits run towards US team Sport Philip Reid
  • McCambridge gets the nod after all Sport Mary Hannigan

  • Business

  • House prices in Britain fall 0.1% Business
  • Yukos shares plunge as production arm is seized Business
  • World oil prices ease as Iraq resumes exports Business
  • Google sets deadline for registering interest in IPO Business
  • German exports weaken Business
  • Stable UK prices makes case for holding rates - analysts Business
  • Drastic measures may keep uninsured drivers off the road Business
  • Retail is the star sector as returns improve Commercial Property
  • Reports that Park Hyatt has pulled out of hotel denied Commercial Property
  • Zara secures outlet in Blanchardstown centre extension Commercial Property
  • Fed raises US interest rates to 1.5% as recovery stays on track Business Una McCaffrey
  • Warner Chilcott posts operating profits of €40.6m Business Jane O'Sullivan
  • Unemployment claims rise at sharpest pace since April 2003 Business Una McCaffrey
  • Galtee Meats to decide on closure of Cork unit Business Barry Roche
  • Broadcast fund holds €14m Business Emmet Oliver
  • Bus firms in dispute over use of M1 Business Emmet Oliver
  • Meteor signs deal to use O2 network Business Barry O'Keeffe
  • Waterford part of US settlement Business Dominic Coyle
  • Shares close lower as oil remains prime concern Business Jane O'Sullivan

  • Opinion

  • Parking at the Cliffs of Moher Letters
  • Bush links to House of Saud Letters
  • Sport and the death of innocence Opinion
  • Irish lag behind in effecting a human rights culture Opinion
  • Minister for the Environment Letters
  • Looking out for the jobless Opinion
  • Saving the salmon Opinion
  • No strategy to deal with child abuse Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Vatican document on the sexes Letters
  • Life and career of Joe Cahill Letters
  • Olympic exploitation Letters
  • Flying a different flag Letters
  • Variety, the spice of life Letters
  • Harney's political philosophy Letters
  • In defence of Natalie Wood Letters
  • The American way of death Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Help Desk Motors
  • Mitsubishi Colt Motors
  • Banned by points delay Motors
  • Irish car prices rise by 3.4% - survey Motors
  • Leon is getting sportier Motors
  • Ford's golden boy faces his biggest hurdle Motors
  • British survey puts German cars at bottom of faults list Motors
  • Buying a used Beetle Motors
  • Past Imperfect Motors
  • Marque Time Motors
  • Road Desk Motors
  • The new 3-Series, revealed on secret test Motors
  • Are we past caring? Motors
  • Take your ego for a spin Motors
  • Cerato will add to Kia's success Motors
  • Half a century in the saddle Motors
  • My bike and I Motors
  • Barbarians at the gates Motors

  • Culture

  • Focloir 2.663
  • Here lies the body of . . . Federico Garcia Lorca? Culture
  • Just plain sailing for beginners Culture
  • Life and death lessons from Fastnet Culture
  • Coal miner's daughter hits a rich seam Culture
  • What the Butlers saw Culture
  • The fine art of pottering about Culture
  • Rain & Shine Culture
  • Reviews Culture
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