Article Archive

August 25th 2004

• • News

  • Dublin Fringe has 800 performances News
  • Groups to receive EUR1.5m for reconciliation projects News
  • GCSE results in NI show improvement on 2003 News
  • New residents' group wants planning laws to be enforced News
  • Kilkenny teacher wins Rose of Tralee title News
  • DUP says no former convict should get justice job News
  • Board to seek closure of nursing home News
  • State criticised for its failure to lessen inequality News
  • Slow ticket sales for Madonna at Slane denied News
  • Council defends tour bus clamping News
  • Accused boy told abortion trip is not allowed News
  • Women challenged to use equality differently News
  • MMR vaccine uptake falls again in eastern and western regions News
  • Dido concert in Marlay Park expected to attract 17,500 fans News
  • Second Luas line due to open next month News
  • Business flying for wasp control firms News
  • Revocation of fugitive's passport urged News
  • Cardinal's new book launched News
  • New Dublin cycle lane to be rebuilt News
  • Clinton visits Dublin for book signing News
  • Irish Catholics made up 10% of Black-and-Tans News
  • Vibrant Belfast pulsates while Dublin dithers News
  • National centre plans to stop representing NI composers News
  • Disappointed CAO applicants seek advice on next move News
  • 145 students obtained maximum CAO points News
  • Testing a potential medical student News
  • MRSA superbug prevalence tripled in 5 years, study finds News
  • Babies to get a memorial garden News
  • Medical school entry system may be widened News
  • Gardai investigate murder of father of six in Tralee News
  • Jehovah's group to build hall in 3 days News
  • Girl (11) killed in Donegal road accident News
  • Postal service resumes following talks News
  • Funeral of Irishman shot in Saudi News
  • Sludge plant gets order to block protesters News
  • Farmers protest at beef plant over price for cattle News
  • Sudan making 'progress' on Darfur crisis, says Straw News
  • Soldier strikes deal on abuse charges News
  • First Guantanamo Bay prisoner is charged News
  • Silly Season News
  • Hitler movie causes a stir in Germany News
  • New Czech cabinet wins narrow victory News
  • EU critical of Bulgaria's record on fighting corruption News
  • Refusing to bend the knee to the Italian Summer Code News
  • Terrorism suspected as two Russian passenger jets crash News
  • Thatcher's son charged over coup plot News
  • Shia leader Sistani returns and urges march on Najaf News
  • Siptu demands meeting over Aer Lingus plan News
  • Fishing boat escorted into Galway by Navy News
  • Government pledges €6m for aid to Mozambique News
  • Heart equipment should be standard on aircraft - experts News
  • High Court blocks sale of ferry company News
  • Call for 'investment passports' to be revoked News
  • Sinn Fein member held in 'ongoing inquiry' News
  • New laws to tackle NI teenage hooliganism News
  • Cities and towns prepare for car free day News
  • Gardai appeal for witnesses to Meath crash News
  • Clinton fans gather for Dublin book signing News
  • Kilkenny teacher crowned Rose of Tralee News
  • Funeral of Irishman shot in Saudi Arabia News
  • US launches air strikes on Iraqi rebels in Najaf News
  • Report blames more Americans for Iraq abuses News
  • Bush campaign lawyer quits over Kerry ad News
  • Militants kidnap relatives of Iraqi minister News
  • Gunmen ambush Palestinian intelligence chief News
  • Iran says next IAEA report will clear it News
  • Paris recalls liberation from Nazi occupation News
  • Sudan agrees bigger AU force in Darfur News
  • Palestinian security chief shot in Gaza News
  • Rebels end blockade of Nepalese capital News
  • Guantanamo tribunal charges first suspect News
  • FBD reports profits rise and customer discount News
  • US durable-goods orders up 1.7% in July News
  • Trintech reports second quarter profit of $351,000 News
  • EU deepens probe of Microsoft/Time Warner venture News
  • Controversial Mayo factory promises more jobs News
  • Industrial production down 1.6% in second quarter News
  • Dollar dips slightly ahead of market data News
  • Oil prices halt three-day losing streak News
  • Bank of Ireland Life sales rise by 43% News
  • SEC warned Shell about reserves in 2003 News
  • Can maker Rexam posts 19% profit rise News
  • British Gas customers angry at 12% price rise News
  • Aer Lingus to end business class from 2005 News
  • British Airways cancels flights for third day News
  • IOC to continue target-testing in Athens News
  • Schumacher eager to tie up title in Belgium News
  • 'Animal house on night shift' in Abu Ghraib News Conor O'Clery
  • Kerry accuses Bush camp of 'smear' tactics News Conor O'Clery
  • Sudan accused of punishing people who report abuses News Marie O'Halloran
  • Iraq's future threatened by al-Sadr rebellion, deputy PM declares News Michael Howard
  • Politician jailed after vice raid News Clifford Coonan
  • Chinese confirm avian influenza virus has been found in pigs News Denis McClean
  • Radical legal change sought by Israel's AG News David Horovitz
  • Efforts to be made to bring EU closer to citizens News Honor Mahony
  • Sugared fizzy drinks cause obesity News Sarah Boseley
  • Al-Sadr's forces are warned of assault on shrine News James Drummond
  • Council proposes to rezone controversial Citywest site News Liam Reid
  • Medical Council to inquire into gynaecologist's practice News Martin Wall

  • Sport

  • Paraguay spoil Iraq fairytale Sport
  • Olympic Shorts Sport
  • Sprouts of human kindness show through all the junk food Sport
  • Chelsea ease past Palace in great style Sport
  • Let me entertain you - Wenger Sport
  • Heinze is not flavour of the month with Ferguson Sport
  • Liverpool's nerves are stretched to the limit Sport
  • Soccer Shorts Sport
  • Gilligan has plenty in reserve Sport
  • Mulvihill's prophecies transferred into profits Sport
  • Eklim battles on bravely in Ruby Sport
  • Langer forced to defend absence Sport
  • Step up in class proves too big for Shelbourne Sport Emmet Malone
  • Golden moment arrives at last Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Irish left with their individual aspirations Sport Grania Willis
  • Irish duo facing an arduous challenge Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Kemboi and friends lead merry chase Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • America gripped by western hero Sport Keith Duggan
  • Tale is not told by goals Sport Emmet malone
  • Kerr names strong panel despite injuries Sport Emmet Malone
  • Heskey's strike pleases St Andrews fans Sport Adrian Milledge
  • Barrett is talk of Town again Sport Paul Buttner
  • Figo called to sharpen up Spurs Sport Matt Scott
  • Russell cut as Kerry reshuffle Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • Provinces get plenty of coverage Sport Gerry Thornley
  • Catt aims to impress English with Irish Sport Robert Kitson
  • Weighed-up option of Doonaree looks best Sport Brian O'Connor
  • Wachman books Fallon to partner Luas Line Sport Brian O'Connor
  • Sports Digest: Wallabies announce dates for winter tour Sport

  • Business

  • Outlook for crude oil prices improves Business
  • Germany's public sector deficit breaks EU rules Business
  • Furore over inheritance tax proposals brings election into focus Business
  • Glenmorangie bids likely to exceed #300m Business
  • Cardinal appoints Wale Business
  • Swatch luxury sales rise sharply Business
  • Aer Lingus likely to pull out of Oneworld alliance Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Mean Fiddler announces downloading deal Business Jamie Smyth
  • Belfast Bass brewery set to close Business Barry O'Keeffe
  • Court rejects Yukos appeal Business Daniel McLaughlin
  • Telecoms operators to face new regulations Business Jamie Smyth
  • Rent drop does not deter investors Business Robin O'Brien Lynch
  • Two directors appointed by AIB Business Dominic Coyle
  • Gibson Price is wound up owing €156,000 Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Chip downturn is unlikely - Gartner Business Jamie Smyth
  • Smaller coins to stay, says bank Business Robin O'Brien Lynch
  • Market advances, but stocks attract little interest Business Dominic Coyle

  • Opinion

  • As US forces close in on al-Sadr, the Iraqi government is calling the shots Opinion
  • Bland Maca must go Opinion
  • 1944 liberation of Paris was glorious reality Opinion
  • Organ retention controversy Letters
  • Name-tags for teachers Letters
  • Drunkenness on trains Letters
  • Censured book Letters
  • Use of aptitude testing for medical school entry Letters
  • Proposed Aer Lingus buy-out Letters
  • Casement and paedophilia Letters
  • Carbon tax must be introduced Opinion
  • Darfur deadline nears Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • O'Sullivan's last lap Letters
  • Health service economics Letters
  • Missionaries' pensions Letters
  • Olympic exploitation Letters
  • Boys, girls and the Leaving Letters
  • Debate on prisons policy Letters

  • Life & Style

  • New Astra breaks out of the mould Motors
  • Retro view for supercar Motors
  • The visitor's viewpoint Motors
  • A hit and run victim in Athens Motors
  • PastImperfect Motors
  • MarqueTime Motors
  • HelpDesk Motors
  • California corner boys Motors
  • My Bike and I Motors
  • No points for North drivers Motors
  • Chinese to target MG-Rover Motors
  • 'Toyotarisation' blamed for huge increase in desert dust storms Motors
  • Buying a used Espace Motors
  • Polished display at car Oscars Motors
  • Take your time and survive Motors
  • Where have all the tyres gone? Motors
  • RoadDesk Motors
  • HardShoulder Motors
  • Jaguar S-Type diesel Motors
  • A ciotog's victory Motors

  • Culture

  • Peninsula where monks acted as the first lighthouse-keepers Culture
  • Translating a Greek icon Culture
  • A menace in your midst Culture
  • Screach ghaifeach na gceannteideal nuachta 2.663
  • Isliu chun bua 2.663
  • Focloir 2.663
  • Retreating to the edge of the world Culture
  • All changed utterly in the Northern capital Culture
  • Canal route surgery could spark economic revival Culture
  • Rain & Shine Culture
  • An Gatar Mor 2.663