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September 2005

‹ Sep 7th 2005 Sep 9th 2005 ›

September 8th 2005

- Sport
- Israel get vital win in Faroes Sport
- Swiss stay on course for finals Sport
- Slim hope for Danes Sport
- Wales fail to deny Poland the points Sport
- Montgomerie eyes position of merit Sport
- Ireland pipped by England Sport
- Classy Henry goal seals win Sport Emmet Malone
- A legend in any language Sport Tom Humphries
- Healy dents England's prospects Sport Kevin McCarra
- Monahan to referee final Sport Ian O'Riordan
- Scoring prodigy has youth on his side Sport Keith Duggan
- Not the end of the world - but close Sport Mark Lawrenson
- If you order it then you have to eat it Sport Mary Hannigan
- Richard marks Zizou's card Sport Gavin Cummiskey
- No shock as vision lacking up front Sport Tom Humphries
- Dunne misses rub of the green Sport Gavin Cummiskey
- Scotland enjoy Miller time Sport Dominic Fifield
- Captain's prize is costly for Tullamore Sport Johnny Watterson
- Forecast now suits Motivator Sport Brian O'Connor
- Leinster have the right platform as they return to Donnybrook Sport Gerry Thornley
- The cynicism of a Saint Sport George Kimball
- Medal heroes return to low-key welcome Sport Johnny Watterson
- All eyes on The Oval as decisive act unfolds Sport Mike Selvey
- DJ and friends launch voucher scheme Sport John O'Sullivan
- Clijsters fights back to earn showdown with Sharapova Sport Stephen Bierley
- Business
- Refineries asked to raise output Business
- Katrina 'could slow US growth' Business
- In Short Business
- Doyle sisters' Jurys stake at 29.9% Business Una McCaffrey
- Martin gives warning on wage demands Business Jamie Smyth
- Popularity of 'Rip Off' means advertisers are counting the cost of TV inflation Business Emmet Oliver
- Petrel Resources' share price rises 134% on Iraqi contract Business Barry O'Halloran
- Several parties interested in Aer Lingus HQ Business Emmet Oliver Jane O'Sullivan
- BWG may sell some Spar stores to retailers Business Colm Keena
- IL&P profits grow by 5% but banking sector flat Business Una McCaffrey
- Anglo designates new UK chief Business Siobhan Creaton
- RTE to profile entrepreneurs Business Siobhan Creaton
- Public sector wages increase by 6.7% - CSO Business Marc Coleman
- Unions fail to hold membership rate Business Marc Coleman
- Telephone connection fee for rural users to rise Business Jamie Smyth
- Tax break impact known next year Business Barry O'Halloran
- Women's council calls for earlier education Business Paul Cullen
- B of I maintains strong position on lacklustre Iseq Business Dominic Coyle

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