Article Archive

November 19th 2004

• • News

  • 'Border Fox' allowed out of prison News
  • McDowell appoints Deputy State Pathologist News
  • Bloody Sunday inquiry IRA witness pulls out News
  • Man held as cocaine worth €75,000 seized News
  • Suicide bomber kills two in Baghdad attack News
  • Birmingham bomb victims to be remembered News
  • Ivorian army chief wants 'negotiated solution' News
  • British pro-hunt campaigners seek challenge News
  • Man cuffs himself to minister in Manchester News
  • Ryanair to run new London route from Knock News
  • Oil prices rise ahead of northern winter News
  • Waterford in profit in 'challenging' conditions News
  • Star attractions set for Lexus Chase News
  • Mate wins on seasonal reappearance News
  • Irish jockey Smullen to ride in Dubai News
  • Fairyhouse gets the all clear despite frost News
  • Call to limit stamp duty News
  • Newly haloed Minister practises the dark art of understatement News
  • Doctors and nurses welcome plan to extend medical card eligibility News
  • Beef-labelling law will facilitate enforcement News
  • Voices in the house News
  • Two Sinn Fein men found guilty of IRA membership News
  • Publican fined for allowing smoking on his premises News
  • Minister calls Prince Charles 'old-fashioned' News
  • Big boost for health, education in Cowen's Estimates News
  • Insurance tax fraud inquiry may net €1bn News
  • Government set to spend €43.57bn next year News
  • Bishop criticises church over child sex abuse News
  • Genetic testing at Galway unit may be inaccurate News
  • Mansergh disputes Gormley's claim on defence spending News
  • Two minors among suspects questioned over gun attacks News
  • Experts advocate needle exchange in prisons News
  • Hospitals close wards due to vomiting bug News
  • Dropping of comedian doesn't mean a ban, says RTE News
  • A long night for U2 fans in Dublin News
  • 'Irish Examiner' moving to new location in Cork News
  • Cowen rejects idea of increasing taxes News
  • Medical card plan and failure to spend ?350m draw criticism News
  • Cowen clears way for generous Budget News
  • Free GP access for an extra 230,000 people News
  • Effective cut in spending dismays third-level News
  • Amendment to PPP programme as many key projects have stalled News
  • Trust to manage historic buildings planned News
  • Substantial initiatives in areas of medical cards, A&E and disability News
  • Cabinet accused of reneging on aid pledge News
  • Cautious welcome for improved school funding News
  • Underspending gives Coughlan a 10% boost News
  • Arts Council to get 16% rise in funding to €61m News
  • Extra money to target training and research News
  • €55.6m for Garda will finance recruitment of 1,100 officers News
  • Increase includes funds for airstrip News
  • More trains, more roads and improved railway services News
  • Brennan set to reverse or modify many of the 'savage 16' cuts News
  • 2,000 more staff despite proposal to cut numbers News
  • Child abuse state compensation scheme gets ?170m, 42% rise News
  • Seaports and shipping spend up News
  • Additional spending up €50m on last year News
  • McDowell announces new criminal court complex News
  • Deportees ill-treated, claims SF deputy News
  • Committee to meet on Aer Lingus next week News
  • Cullen sets out plans for speed limit changeover News
  • Ahern urged to raise case of Croat News
  • Councils destroyed 17,695 dogs last year, says Roche News
  • Ahern says lenient sentencing linked to greater drug problem News
  • Parties seek clarification on proposals News
  • Adams says Blair talks 'very useful' News
  • Mitchell expresses hopes for peace News
  • Stolen tractors found in crackdown on illegal waste gang News
  • State witnesses accused of lying at Traveller trial News
  • British expert criticises scans of pregnant woman News
  • Fireman says he was injured in training News
  • Injunction sought to stop overflights News
  • Court reserves judgment on CIF challenge to levy News
  • Garda cleared of fatal driving charge News
  • Rebate for Bus Eireann on fuel purchases News
  • Murder trial is told of bloody €50 note News
  • Reporter, newspaper executive face questions News
  • Garda had doubts about statements News
  • Communities unite in grief at men's funerals News
  • Architect criticises mediocre, ill-considered developments News
  • Radiological institute warning on radon gas News
  • Friends raise funds to build Tom a new home News
  • ICMSA defends farmers on pollution allegations News
  • Ballinasloe workers' anger at lay-offs News
  • The enigma of Spanish racism News
  • Thatcher listed as coup financier News
  • Insurgents' attacks continue in northern Iraq towns News
  • Security in Darfur region deteriorating says Oxfam News
  • Egypt asks Israel to explain killing of policemen News
  • Warning over global water shortages News
  • Union vote threatens health service reform News
  • Talks between An Post, union end in agreement News
  • 'Progress' in NI talks lifts breakthrough hopes News
  • Sudan and rebels sign pledge to end civil war News
  • 'Lenihan should apologise for overseas aid slur' News
  • Harney publishes Bill on health service reform News
  • Fire bombs found in two Northern Ireland shops News
  • Dublin lights up for Christmas celebrations News
  • British-Irish Council meeting concludes News
  • Record numbers use Revenue's online system News
  • Man sentenced to 18 years for North murder News
  • An Taisce lodges objections to incinerators News
  • Union seeks answers on NIB future from CEO News
  • Racing and rugby the focus of weekend traffic News
  • Tobacco firms urged to back cancer prevention News
  • 20,000 migrant workers needed a year - ISME News
  • Palestinians reject Sharon's peace 'test' News
  • Michael Jackson sued by LA antiques dealer News
  • New bloodshed erupts as Haiti police, gangs clash News
  • Iraq creditors stretch out talks on debt waiver News
  • E.Guinea close to demanding Thatcher extradition News
  • Iran readies uranium for nuke enrichment-diplomats News
  • Bomb kills Venezuela prosecutor leading coup probe News
  • Afghan militants 'hopeful' on hostage talks News
  • Suu Kyi supporters among 4,000 freed in Burma News
  • Group says it beheaded two Iraqi soldiers News
  • US bands sweep the board at MTV awards News
  • UN employees set to vote against Annan News
  • North Korea accuses US of seeking coup News
  • Antibiotic cuts HIV deaths in developing countries News
  • Appetite for dollar to dwindle - Greenspan News
  • EMI sees profits fall and markets improving News
  • Dollar edges lower as G20 meeting nears News
  • AstraZeneca shares fall on Crestor concerns News
  • Like-A-Butterfly ready for Naas return News
  • Fulsome praise for Clinton at library opening News Conor O'Clery
  • Fox-hunting banned in Wales and England News Patrick Wintour
  • Putin defends his tough policies, citing threat of international terrorism News Chris Stephen
  • Emphatic vote in favour of new Commission News Denis Staunton
  • Blair, Chirac remain on cordial terms despite war News Frank Millar
  • UN told to clinch Sudan deal and stop human rights abuses News Rob Crilly
  • Beijing summit tries to flush out toilets most foul News Clifford Coonan
  • The missing link in the chain turns up in Barcelona News Dick Ahlstrom

  • Sport

  • Varian named as IHA chief Sport
  • Cork rivals meet in opener Sport
  • McGinley ever the team player Sport
  • FA want Spain punished Sport
  • Dismiss the Yanks at your peril Sport
  • Fenlon looks to finish with a victory Sport
  • Aragones' silence says too much Sport
  • Brazil shrug off defeat Sport
  • Baros out for three weeks Sport
  • Angry Murphy bows out over selection slight Sport
  • Proposal due for new disciplinary body Sport
  • IRFU 'dismayed' at IRUPA airing pay gripes Sport
  • Schubert orchestrates physical approach for Irish challenge Sport
  • Global season part of new plans Sport
  • Munster go for eight straight Sport
  • Ulster to continue rehabilitation Sport
  • Race still colours selection for SA Sport
  • Form points to a UCD victory Sport
  • Americans hate Casey in return Sport
  • Austrians gatecrash the party Sport
  • Parr to quit as Ireland's high performance director Sport
  • Greek sprinters, coach are charged Sport
  • Nixon to spearhead Admiral's Cup campaign Sport
  • Bid plan for 2008 world road race Cycling News round-up Sport
  • Rathgar Beau takes big race Sport
  • HRI say track for sale Sport
  • Pembroke get a chance to turn season around Sport
  • McShea wins world rally championship in Australia Sport

  • Business

  • Microsoft raises the stakes in Linux battle Business
  • Getting out the LIBRE message Business
  • The dos and don'ts of doing business in Japan Business
  • Currency turmoil often reflects nothing real Business
  • Oil makes its mark in the world of spread betting Business
  • Ups and downs of the game Business
  • NI body accused of blocking ESB Business
  • Insurance tax evasion inquiry could yield billions Business
  • Building a serious marketing plan Business
  • Revenue chief unhappy with court sentences Business
  • Glencullen profits fall 56% in 2003 Business
  • AIB embarks on restructuring of retail banking Business
  • Electricity prices are among Europe's highest Business
  • An Post Christmas dispute goes to the LRC as talks fail Business
  • Independent says APN is trading well Business
  • IN&M to buy back €107m in bonds Business
  • German pay plan rejected Business
  • SRH still in market for acquisitions Business
  • Affordable housing to get 97% loans Business
  • Range of products may have been used to evade Revenue Business
  • Sector unsure about format Business
  • Aer Lingus's top managers have seen the writing on the wall Business
  • Time for Irish firms to stop shunning market in Japan Business
  • Signs are good that Irish beef could soon be rated BSE-free Business
  • Setanta beats RTE in race for F1 rights Business
  • Universal broadband drives the Korean economy Business
  • Scrooge haunts Christmas borrowing Business
  • Separating credit card gimmicks from the good deals Business
  • Eircom shares are worth a flutter Business
  • Government was warned airline managers would leave Business John McManus
  • Using a patent amnesty to choke off open source Business Danny O'Brien
  • Indecision on Aer Lingus limits the options Business Cliff Taylor
  • Weakness of dollar must stay 'orderly' Business Sheila O'Flanagan
  • Getting full picture on tax Business Mark Redmond
  • Women's 'Talent Bank' should end boardroom excuses Business Karlin Lillington
  • Q&A Business Dominic Coyle
  • Money market funds can help cash work harder Business Rebecca Knight

  • Opinion

  • Mr Cowen's Estimates Opinion
  • Eyes to the hills, and the terraces Opinion
  • Debate on the EU Constitution Letters
  • The Taoiseach's socialism Letters
  • Women unwrapped Letters
  • Primary school class sizes Letters
  • Lessons for Barroso Opinion
  • No major shift in policy for the new Minister but a major change of style Opinion
  • Bush administration has turned into a regime Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Future of Aer Lingus Letters
  • US assault on Falluja Letters
  • Suburban sprawl Letters
  • The Ombudsman's observations Letters
  • National cultural institutions Letters
  • Demise of Bewley's cafes Letters
  • Ungentlemanly behaviour Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Retailers' survival isn't in selling superstars Culture
  • Go West: It's Morrissey - The Musical Culture
  • CD OF THE WEEK Culture
  • POP/ROCK Culture
  • HIP HOP Culture
  • DANCE Culture
  • ELECTRONICA Culture
  • JAZZ Culture
  • TRADITIONAL Culture
  • CLASSICAL Culture
  • MUSICDVDs Culture
  • Who the hell are Culture
  • A run-in with Willie White Culture
  • Value4Money MP3 players Culture
  • Another fine mess he's gotten us into Culture
  • How to seduce a woman Why groups of single women intimidate men Culture
  • Reviews Culture
  • INCREDIBLE JOURNEY Culture
  • NATURAL BORN KILLERS Culture
  • GREASE IS THE WORD Culture
  • Let's talk about sex? Let's not, say picketers Culture
  • No film, but Denzel hits the jackpot Culture
  • A VERY CAPITAL COUP Culture
  • MEET THE AMERICAN DIVA Culture
  • SNOOZY CAPER Culture
  • TAPPING AN INNER RAGE Culture
  • IN THE YEAR OF THE GUN Culture
  • CELTIC CHIPPER Culture
  • QUEEN OF THE CABBIES Culture
  • ROOTS Culture
  • OPERA Culture
  • SINGLES Culture