Article Archive

August 26th 2004

• • News

  • First-class winner will hold onto the day job News
  • Cork town honours William Trevor News
  • Brinks staff to vote on new proposals News
  • 'Blushing' brain offers hope for paraplegics News
  • Drive right back to happiness News
  • Test your brainpower News
  • After the ceasefire, a living hell continues News
  • Isliu chun bua News
  • Dingle regatta main race is expected to be started by Conor Haughey News
  • Celebrations of Paris liberation dampened News
  • Judge Curtin's doctors told to produce reports News
  • Obstetrician inquiry due to start soon News
  • Clinton 'hopeful' of progress in talks on North News
  • Winning words and a smile to boot News
  • Ryanair pilot had heart attack on flight News
  • Need for more gardai in red light area cited News
  • Weekly magazine will disturb 'cosy consensus' News
  • An Taisce criticises council on rezoning decision News
  • Judge refuses request on tax document News
  • Coman's owner denies dismissing cleaner over dispute with parents News
  • UCC chief says critics harming college's image News
  • Ways and means of the third-level grants system News
  • FF councillor defends proposing three rezonings in Co Wicklow News
  • End of the road for traffic-clogged streets on car-free day next month News
  • Where peace is a relative concept News
  • Reynolds met loyalists ahead of 1994 ceasefire News
  • Up to 70 Nigerians to be deported, say refugee groups News
  • FF denies magazine income link News
  • Irishman's killers will be found, says Saudi envoy News
  • Admissions resume at hospice News
  • Funeral takes place of student killed in Peru News
  • Athlone Library gets gift of rare books News
  • Murder may be linked to Traveller feud News
  • Man who made elderly woman pay repeatedly for work jailed News
  • Opening of organic processing centre hailed as breakthrough News
  • Moderate cleric returns 'for sake of Najaf' News
  • Cleric may be last hope in Najaf crisis News
  • More involved in jail abuse - army News
  • China's musical exiles have created a keen audience for their art in the West News
  • SillySeason News
  • 'Scratcher' accused of exploiting famous name News
  • Hungary's socialists pick millionaire PM News
  • Spine injuries may benefit from depression drug News
  • Sistani secures Iraq peace deal after day of bloodshed News
  • Aer Lingus disruption averted as meeting set for tomorrow News
  • Toibín among 22 named on Booker long list News
  • Deported Nigerian woman leaves Irish-born child News
  • Bill Clinton welcomed back to Belfast News
  • Health board bid to close Dublin nursing home News
  • Disability group intervenes in Slane dispute News
  • Consumer group wants Dunne inquiry scrapped News
  • Labour cry foul on Ireland's new soccer kit News
  • Clinton discusses peace process in Belfast News
  • Gardaí search for missing Russian girl News
  • Brinks staff reject new proposals to end dispute News
  • Protestant families leave north Belfast homes News
  • US carrier captain relieved of duty after dhow crash News
  • UK launches own case against radical Muslim cleric News
  • Five killed in rebel blasts in northern India News
  • Kharzai rivals raise pressure ahead of vote News
  • Sudan rebels reject calls to decommission News
  • Thatcher intended to leave SA - police News
  • Five killed as heavy rains lash Philippines News
  • US actor Glover arrested at Sudan protest News
  • Russia looks to black boxes for crash clues News
  • Kerry renews call for Rumsfeld's resignation News
  • New York court restricts anti-Bush march News
  • British MPs seek to impeach Blair on Iraq News
  • Bush lawyer resigns over Kerry ad campaign News
  • General admits US forces tortured Iraqis News
  • Factory gate prices ease by 0.9% in July News
  • UTV unveils fixed-line phone service News
  • UK factory order books hit 6-year high News
  • SSIAs to bring €14bn to economy - report News
  • Licensing of new cars rises 6.2% in July News
  • OPEC to seek to curb oil prices at meeting News
  • Diageo interested in Ursus vodka brands News
  • British July mortgage lending revised down News
  • German Ifo index down less than forecast News
  • British Hilton half-year profit rises by 72% News
  • Swiss Re beats half-year profits forecasts News
  • Rentokil rejects sell-off as profits plunge News
  • C&C Group sees half-year sales rise 4% News
  • Thatcher's son implicated in failed coup News Andrew Meldrum
  • Relatives mourn dead in two plane crashes News Nick Paton Walsh
  • Cheney at odds with Bush on gay rights News Dan Glaister
  • Bush adviser resigns over ads link News James Harding
  • Two killed, official hurt in Gaza attack News David Horovitz
  • Maoist rebels lift blockade on Kathmandu News Rahul Bedi
  • 5 children die while re-enacting hanging News Rahul Bedi
  • Rocky planet found outside solar system News Clive Cookson
  • Terrorism feared in crashes of two planes in Russia News Daniel McLaughlin
  • SIPTU row with Aer Lingus may disrupt Saturday flights News Chris Dooley
  • Dempsey told to lighten the load for schoolchildren News John Downes

  • Sport

  • Arsenal set new mark Sport
  • Hollow ring in US camp after Estrada capitulation Sport
  • Olympic Shorts Sport
  • Rangers' high hopes snuffed out Sport
  • Villa demolished by Athletic crew Sport
  • Doherty gives Newcastle some real perspective Sport
  • Kerry draw on new dimension Sport
  • Munich home to Cup's last chance saloon Sport
  • Difficult first day for Irish women Sport
  • Jones bounces back into focus Sport Keith Duggan
  • Cragg takes distance torch Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Halkia raises Greek spirits and roof Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • El Guerrouj retains double incentive Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Beach boys hit vacuous note Sport David Hopps
  • Ferguson joins race for Rooney signature Sport Dominic Fifield
  • Roy Keane ruled out with broken ribs Sport Mary Hannigan
  • Middlesbrough bounce back Sport Sean Ingle
  • Lowe standards continue to prevail Sport Matt Scott
  • Keane's return fails to spur Tottenham Sport Adrian Milledge
  • Fenlon's team can still profit in Europe Sport Emmet Malone
  • Laois minors' appeal set for Saturday Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • Summer's famine gives way to feast Sport Gerry Thornley
  • Rich pickings await Kinane at Goodwood Sport Brian O'Connor

  • Business

  • EU to investigate joint acquisition Business
  • Oil prices fall nearly $2 to $43 Business
  • NTL and Sky strike deal on sports channel advertising Business
  • Microsoft urges users to install security update Business Jamie Smyth
  • Exporters begin search for new freight carriers Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Export growth slowed in early summer months Business Una McCaffrey
  • YOUR COMPUTER Business Jamie Smyth
  • Trintech reports interim surplus Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Bank of Ireland savings policy sales jump 43% Business Siobhan Creaton
  • IFSRA warns students about financial jargon Business Robin O'Brien Lynch
  • Cross-Border deal on energy market signed Business Barry O'Halloran
  • Smurfit welcomes magazine figures Business Emmet Oliver
  • Investors stay away in 'quietest week of the year' Business Una McCaffrey

  • Opinion

  • President Clinton revisited Opinion
  • Russia's war on Chechen rebels in deadlock Opinion
  • Getting to the heart of the matter Opinion
  • The doctrine of competition Letters
  • The handmaid of the Lord Letters
  • The benefits of immigration Letters
  • O'Sullivan's last lap Letters
  • Chechnya shadow on air deaths Opinion
  • Death on the roads Opinion
  • Gender quotas no answer to shortage of female politicians Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • SUVs: cars for selfish people? Letters
  • Planning in rural areas Letters
  • Praise for Breast Check Letters
  • Voting for women Letters
  • Medical card injustice Letters
  • Organ retention controversy Letters
  • Casement and paedophilia Letters
  • Suitable case for reshuffling Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Worth the investment? Homes & Property
  • Get sorted on the double with two standard fridges Homes & Property
  • Poky - or palatial? Homes & Property
  • The importance of being earnest in restoration Homes & Property
  • Victorian house that has seen the light Homes & Property
  • Georgian home on 3.25 acres above Delgany Homes & Property
  • Period cottage has pretty gardens Homes & Property
  • Live in luxury by Citywest golf course Homes & Property
  • Four apartments near Terenure village in grounds of Victorian house Homes & Property
  • €6m house kicks off busy selling season Homes & Property
  • Hearts and flowers: how to sell an apartment Homes & Property
  • Family home with view Homes & Property
  • High spec family home on half an acre Homes & Property
  • Six-bed redbrick semi in quiet spot near city Homes & Property
  • Family home in former orchard Homes & Property
  • Good hunting for three-and-four-beds in Knocklyon Homes & Property
  • Duplexes, apartments off Swords Road Homes & Property
  • Build on your own site Homes & Property
  • 34 three and four-beds near rail station in Celbridge Homes & Property
  • Nine to choose from in north Dublin Homes & Property
  • New house scheme quick off the mark Homes & Property
  • Take five @ around ?375,000 Homes & Property
  • West Cork 0.33-acre site makes €500,000 Homes & Property
  • AIB gets permission for large HQ extension Homes & Property
  • Clontarf scheme appealed Homes & Property
  • Watch this Space Homes & Property
  • Planning & Development Homes & Property
  • Diary Homes & Property
  • Guarantors: Get good advice first Homes & Property
  • Q&A Homes & Property
  • Supersize, super cool - and over here Homes & Property

  • Culture

  • And quiet flows the Nile Culture
  • Nothing like a hot blast of air guitar Culture
  • Cuisle, a holiday paradise for disabled Culture
  • Dun Laoghaire's celebration is making a world of difference Culture
  • A New York state of mind Culture
  • The compleat angler Culture
  • Rain & Shine Culture
  • Arts Reviews Culture