Article Archive

March 31st 2005

• • News

  • Vatican statement on the health of the Pope News
  • Minister to press ahead with Tara route for motorway News
  • Assisted suicide man was a patient in Peamount Hospital News
  • Legality of subvention scheme queried News
  • Bishops say definition of family should be retained News
  • State register to aid inquiries into adoptions News
  • Assisted suicide in Zurich 'not first Irish case' News
  • FG TD calls for assisted suicide debate News
  • Only God has the right to decide, says priest News
  • 'Irish Times' journalist takes on Everest News
  • Libel fears hold up second report on prisons News
  • Bishops ease call for school closure on holy days News
  • Problems still at Cavan hospital, says report News
  • Inquest told of woman's bedsores News
  • Family doctors may take action over pay News
  • Harney to receive organ retention report today News
  • Kerry hospital staff assaulted News
  • Physiotherapists detail violent abuse News
  • NRA considers school speed limit News
  • Gardai believe gang knew of stop-offs News
  • McDowell criticises security firms over standards News
  • Security firms under pressure after raids News
  • Recent robberies from cash-in-transit vans News
  • Schools facing severe funding crisis News
  • The night is only a pup, whispers a delegate from the banner county News
  • Hanafin to provide 100 new PLC posts News
  • Indiscipline causing teachers to retire early, says TUI News
  • Plea to end 'heavy handed' pursuit of students News
  • Parent-teacher meetings warning News
  • Changed times but old divisions have not gone away News
  • Campaign highlights break up of families News
  • Deported Nigerian student will arrive back in Dublin tomorrow News
  • New sports facility likely on 'Maze' site News
  • UDA leader in Belfast ousted by organisation News
  • Board ruling on M3 route unreliable as golf course was rejected News
  • Hurler died after freak match accident News
  • Sludge plant permission refused News
  • Planning approval for Cork houses News
  • Brennan sees rail link being built in stages News
  • Proposed salmon quotas alarm Greens News
  • Kerry customers switch refuse collectors News
  • Aid begins to arrive on island struck by quake News
  • US interrogators used dogs to exploit 'Arab fear', memo reveals News
  • Spanish police hold man with hoard of dynamite News
  • Fate of Czech government unclear News
  • Windscale cleared by UCD study News
  • As it was in the beginning News
  • Lecture on Big Bang and the aftermath News
  • NASA's roving probes bring us closer to discovery of life on Mars News
  • Pope John Paul II 'given the last rites' - Italian media News
  • Brain-damaged Florida woman Terri Schiavo dies News
  • McDowell delivers 120-day ultimatum to security firms News
  • Murder inquiry opens after body parts found in canal News
  • Inquest hears boy was killed by car window News
  • Rare U2 photographs to go under hammer News
  • Garda pledge to implement human rights plan News
  • Two people killed in Co Leitrim car crash News
  • Dunne Inquiry report delivered to Harney News
  • Health service needs 15,000 beds, says IMO News
  • Loyalist's assets seized in racketeering inquiry News
  • Van used in Dublin robbery found near Dundalk News
  • M3 group threatens NRA, council with legal action News
  • Garda to conduct two-week road safety blitz News
  • Belfast marathon changes controversial route News
  • Group calls for rejection of EU constitution News
  • Man charged with withholding information News
  • Doctors to discuss A&E crisis at conference News
  • Judge questions evidence against Colombia 3 News
  • Man shot in Down paramilitary-style attack News
  • Man dies following house fire in Cork city News
  • Roche to press ahead with controversial M3 News
  • Voting ends in peaceful Zimbabwe vote News
  • Great white shark released off California News
  • Paedophile King seeks legal costs for case News
  • Prince Albert assumes sick father's duties News
  • Wolfowitz approved as World Bank chief News
  • US soldier convicted over shooting Iraqi News
  • Suicide bombers kill seven in Iraq attacks News
  • UN warns of risk of new Eritrea-Ethiopia war News
  • Aftershocks amid Indonesian quake relief effort News
  • North Korea seeks nuclear arms talks - report News
  • Rwandan Hutu group declares halt to fighting News
  • Abbas orders crackdown on Ramallah militants News
  • Sudan war crimes prosecution wins US support News
  • BoI apologises for error in 60,000 accounts News
  • Wicklow receives mixed jobs news News
  • Stamp duty move raised house prices - survey News
  • US consumer spending recovers in February News
  • Sligo and Donegal to get 423 telecom jobs News
  • Figures show economy grew by 5.5% in 2004 News
  • Elan shares plummet on new Tysabri-related case News
  • EU research institutes cut growth forecasts News
  • Mortgage lending may have peaked - Central Bank News
  • Euro zone March inflation reaches 2.1% News
  • UK house prices in biggest fall in 10 years News
  • Viridian to sell subsidiary for £150 million News
  • French jobless rate stays at five-year high News
  • Kingspan raises $200m from US investors News
  • AIG acknowledges improper accounting News
  • Leinster review Rawaqa situation News
  • Hendry and Williams advance in China News
  • France lose the head in Tel Aviv News
  • Azeris give Becks reason to be impressed News
  • Frei goal raises Swiss hopes News
  • €2.4m van robbery leads to tough security examination News CL
  • Cochran, legendary lawyer of OJ Simpson trial, dies aged 67 News Conor O'Clery
  • Voters believe Mugabe will rig today's election News Bill Corcoran
  • Ailing Pope being fed through tube News Paddy Agnew
  • Yukos security chief gets 20 years in jail for double murder News Daniel McLaughlin
  • Israeli settlers may give up guns for evacuations News Peter Hirschberg
  • Court rules out new hearing on Schiavo News Conor O'Clery
  • Lebanese premier defers resignation until he meets pro-Syrian parties News Michael Jansen
  • Nature report is stark eco-warning for humanity News Tim Radford

  • Sport

  • France lose the head in Tel Aviv Sport
  • A Brive encounter bodes well Sport
  • Frei goal raises Swiss hopes Sport
  • Azeris give Beckham reason to be impressed Sport
  • Wasteful Wales rue missed chances Sport
  • Late goal sinks North and superb Taylor Sport
  • Chelsea likely to appeal a serious penalty Sport
  • HowToTransfer Sport
  • Australia level matters Sport
  • Leinster review Rawaqa situation Sport
  • Tipperary in favour of change Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Lima ruled out for Munster Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • D'Arcy and Horgan doubtful Sport Johnny Watterson
  • Richardson looks to striker Behan Sport Emmet Malone
  • All Ireland finalists go head to head in the NHL Sport Ian O'Riordan
  • Woosnam remains silent on Ryder Cup vice-captain Sport Philip Reid
  • Rain causes stress levels to rise early Sport Gary Moran
  • McDowell is a winner in popularity stakes Sport Gary Moran
  • Walsh prompts Hedgehunter cut Sport Brian O'Connor
  • Irish outplayed again Sport James Fitzgerald
  • Diamonds may not be your best friend after all Sport George Kimball

  • Business

  • Oil prices drop as demand slows Business
  • The three possible sites for the new terminal Business
  • AIG may lose up to $1.66bn Business
  • EU backs Wolfowitz for job Business
  • EU parliament backs spending Business
  • Holfield buys former IFI site for over €5m Business
  • Second airport terminal could incur €80m demolition cost Business Emmet Oliver
  • AIB defends its executive directors' €4m pay package Business Una McCaffrey
  • Icon pushed into the red by exceptional charges Business Dominic Coyle
  • AIM-listed EiRx upbeat as it posts interim losses Business Una McCaffrey
  • Ifsra endorses Cologne stance on executives Business Arthur Beesley
  • Anglo shares fall over IFRS concerns Business Una McCaffrey
  • Advertisers alarmed as youth are drifting away from TV Business Emmet Oliver
  • Market shows healthy levels after Easter lull Business Una McCaffrey

  • Opinion

  • Difficult issue of assisted suicide Opinion
  • World Bank president Opinion
  • Allowing beloved to die is not killing Opinion
  • Lisbon reform agenda crucial to the success of Europe Opinion
  • Refugees need more than law Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Assisted suicide of Irishman Letters
  • Fianna Fail fundraising Letters
  • Life-and-death Schiavo case Letters
  • Syria and Lebanon Letters
  • Human rights crisis in Nepal Letters
  • Road plan at Airfield Letters
  • Tax defaulters beyond the Pale Letters
  • Binge-drinking and the young Letters
  • Refugees and deportation Letters
  • Location of the Abbey Theatre Letters
  • Teenagers and sex Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Go like the devil, down to the Glen Homes & Property
  • Period cool for folks who live on The Hill Homes & Property
  • How Irish fuelled the boom in Budapest Homes & Property
  • Sandymount trio to suit many buyers Homes & Property
  • Zen-style house fulfils its Eastern promise Homes & Property
  • Listed Victorian era home near Joyce's Tower Homes & Property
  • Trophy homes at a million euro postal code Homes & Property
  • Q&A Homes & Property
  • Take five @ around €270,000 Homes & Property
  • Rathfarnham house makes €3.85 million Homes & Property
  • Cunning plan in Foxrock Homes & Property
  • €1 million mortgages are now the norm Homes & Property
  • Build up some capital with homes near Baldoyle Homes & Property
  • Ready-to-go showhouses in convenient spot Homes & Property
  • A Landlord's Life Homes & Property
  • Scots haven't skimped on Stephen's Green HQ Homes & Property
  • Are French leasebacks the right investment for you? Homes & Property
  • Watch this Space Homes & Property
  • Diary Homes & Property
  • City chic at its spacious best Homes & Property Fiona Tyrrell
  • Builder did all the work on Belgrave Homes & Property Bernice Harrison
  • Edwardian extension adds the X-factor Homes & Property Joyce Hickey
  • Another Edwardian on Eaton Square Homes & Property Joyce Hickey
  • Home in top D9 spot Homes & Property Kate McMorrow
  • Fine family semi on one-third of an acre Homes & Property Anne Dempsey
  • Drumcondra redbrick with 54-metre long back garden Homes & Property Rose Doyle
  • Worth the Investment? Homes & Property Fiona Tyrrell
  • Spacious Georgian-style country houses in quiet Kildare village Homes & Property Kate McMorrow
  • Innovative apartments by the gasometer Homes & Property Kate McMorrow
  • Starter homes priced to suit first-timers Homes & Property Kate McMorrow
  • How Barry made small beautiful Homes & Property Eoin Lyons
  • Something to hide Homes & Property Eoin Lyons
  • Taking the shine off Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA Homes & Property Justin Comiskey
  • Attention to financial detail pays in the end Homes & Property Una McCaffrey
  • Go-ahead for 15-storey tower in Stillorgan Homes & Property Fiona Tyrrell
  • 920-home scheme rejected Homes & Property Fiona Tyrrell
  • Development guide Homes & Property Mary Hetherington

  • Culture

  • Everyone's a player Culture
  • Reviews Culture