Article Archive

October 17th 2005

• • News

  • United States to help Indonesia fight bird flu News
  • Opec cuts 2005 oil demand forecast News
  • Finance wages rise 5.5% in last year News
  • Bradley tells republican dissidents to 'go away' News
  • Football match cancelled over UDA threats News
  • Gaeltacht area gets €125,000 pitch grant News
  • Croatia tests dead birds as bird flu fears rise News
  • Turkish troops kill three Maoist militants News
  • Iraqis reject US claim 70 killed were insurgents News
  • Trial over Falconio murder opens in Darwin News
  • InShort News
  • Law Report News
  • Cocaine worth €500,000 siezed at Cork Airport News
  • Woman struck by ambulance in Louth dies News
  • Dissidents blamed for bombs found in hedge News
  • Man given life sentence for Drogheda murder News
  • Liam Cosgrave fails to declare political donation News
  • Britain denies links to bomb attacks in Iran that killed five News
  • Cameron sticks with silence on drugs allegation News
  • 482 Srebrenica victims found in mass grave News
  • Greek agricultural ministry confirms bird flu outbreak News
  • Smoking to be banned in NI workplaces News
  • Earthquake relief flights resume in Pakistan News
  • An Daingean to vote on name change News
  • Motorcyclist killed in Limerick crash named News
  • Sinn Féin accuses PSNI of Fr Reid 'witch hunt' News
  • Brennan urges action over pensions take-up News
  • Harney announces WHO Immunisation Day News
  • Judge, solicitor row set for High Court News
  • Suspect device defused in south Belfast News
  • Tory contenders make plea for votes News
  • Constitution will not end violence in Iraq -Annan News
  • 'Tip of the iceberg' warning on flu News
  • Roche to increase production of anti-flu drug News
  • Strong earthquake hits Aegean islands News
  • Israel seals off Bethlehem following attacks News
  • Chechen warlord claims Caucasus attack News
  • Britain denies involvement in Iran bombings News
  • Second round of voting likely in Liberia election News
  • Prodi heading for Italian election candidacy News
  • China condemns Koizumi war shrine visit News
  • Argentina prison blaze kills 32 prisoners News
  • Chinese space capsule returns to Earth News
  • Doyles win control of hotel group News
  • Reforms planned for banking sector - McCreevy News
  • Isme seeks lower taxes, public sector reform News
  • Elan shares rise after new safety study News
  • Sony Ericsson beats analysts' forecasts News
  • EMI on track for increased first-half profits News
  • McCreevy targets investors' voting rights News
  • 'We have to say yes,' say weary Iraqis News Lara Marlowe
  • 50,000 could die in outbreak in UK, says leading official News John Carvel Tania Branigan
  • Child saved by brothers in quake rescue 'miracle' News Declan Walsh
  • Sistani's dream of power ever closer News Lara Marlowe
  • Romania accelerates cull of poultry News Daniel McLaughlin
  • Ministers meet as deadly flu virus is confirmed News Jamie Smyth
  • Unemployment must drop, says Merkel as talks begin News Derek Scally
  • Presidential race turns nasty as Poles asked to remember the war News Derek Scally
  • Pakistan lacks the means to tackle disaster on such a scale News Rahul Bedi
  • White House official raised CIA link-Miller News Denis Staunton
  • Thousands of black Americans rally in Washington News Denis Staunton
  • Tobacco giant secretly operates cigarette factory in North Korea News Ian Cobain David Leigh
  • Scottish Parliament building wins architecture prize News Frank McDonald
  • Sectarian tensions increase in Iraq after referendum News Lara Marlowe
  • Top civil servant suggests private sector recruitment News Marc Coleman
  • HSE seeks report on death of man in Monaghan hospital News Eithne Donnellan
  • Landsdowne rebuilding cost rises by €70m News Paul Anderson
  • Work noise a 'slow-motion accident' - HSA News Paul Anderson
  • Nurses should get prescriptive rights - report News Luke Cassidy
  • Respiratory illness decreases since smoke ban News Eithne Donnellan
  • Taoiseach makes overture to loyalists News Mark Brennock , Chief
  • Parents of du Plantier yet to decide on civil case News Barry Roche
  • President receives veterans of the International Brigade News John Downes
  • CIE seeks increase of 10% in train and bus fares News Martin Wall
  • Cowen and Cullen agree details of transport investment plan News Mark Brennock , Chief
  • Georgian man stabbed to death during row in Tralee News Anne Lucey , Barry Roche
  • Gardai to review investigation into death of republican activist News Conor Lally
  • 378 patients await alternative care News Martin Wall
  • Cori calls for rise in taxes and social welfare News Kitty Holland
  • Call for 'stay in school payments' News Eithne Donnellan
  • New plan to simplify asylum applications News Carl O'Brien
  • Fr Reid's remarks 'not advisable', says Ahern News Mark Brennock , Chief
  • PUP to retain links with the UVF News Dan Keenan
  • Minister rejects 'Slab' Murphy denial News Marie O'Halloran
  • Fine Gael to reclaim its Sinn Fein roots News Joe Humphreys
  • SA minister lauds Irish builders building homes in township News Deaglan de Breadun
  • Harney to receive Ferns report this week News Patsy McGarry
  • Last roll taken at famous Dublin school News Caroline Walsh
  • Union rejects talks on partnership deal News Marie O'Halloran
  • Marina plan for Shannon refused permission News Marese McDonagh
  • Announcement today of smoking ban for North News Dan Keenan
  • Planned development in Stillorgan rejected News Fiona Gartland
  • Garda appeal after injured woman found News Conor Lally
  • UCC opens Beijing information office News Clifford Coonan
  • Law Society seeks help on complaints News Joe Humphreys
  • City council to seek approval for new incinerator at Poolbeg News Olivia Kelly
  • Irish failed to extradite paedophile, US court told News Sean O'Driscoll
  • Rabbitte hints at push for increase in capital gains tax News Michael O'Regan
  • Judge, solicitor row set for High Court News Mary Carolan
  • Three young people die on roads News Olivia Kelly
  • Historic Lissadell House damaged by vandals News Paddy Clancy
  • CHILD'S PLAY: arts festival with the emphasis on fun opens in Galway News Lorna Siggins

  • Sport

  • 'People shook hands and commiserated. Not sure if it was a final handshake' Sport
  • Shelbourne in control Sport
  • Wilson proves his pedigree with emphatic Rally Ireland triumph Sport
  • Desperate Moyes has Everton to sort out Sport
  • Head and shoulders above all Sport
  • Ulster confidence high as Humphreys runs the show Sport
  • Newtown sweep to victory Sport
  • Carroll's just reward Sport
  • Birr dominate Sport
  • De La Salle denied Sport
  • Tenth on the trot for Rangers Sport
  • Sarsfields take second chance Sport
  • Horeswood claim first title Sport
  • Eire Og have the edge Sport
  • County Round-up Sport
  • Jacquelin finally claims his first title Sport
  • Essex returns with flat victory at Naas Sport
  • Carr calls time on Ireland career Sport Mary Hannigan
  • Leinster get new era up and running Sport Gerry Thornley
  • Hearts continue to show the way Sport Kevin McCarra
  • Villa finally win against city rivals Sport Stuart James
  • Cole brace lifts City to fourth Sport Daniel Taylor
  • Rooney inspires United Sport David Hopps
  • Arsenal implode Sport Paul Weaver
  • Drogba profits in good company Sport Jon Brodkin
  • Time to take stock and move forward Sport Tom Humphries
  • Shannon prove too strong Sport John O'Sullivan
  • Limerick rivals hit ground running Sport John O'Sullivan
  • Henson has his say Sport John O'Sullivan
  • Ireland will not risk practice match Sport Sean Moran
  • Kilmacud win signals start of new era Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • Sarsfields follow O'Grady's lead to end a famine Sport Keith Duggan
  • Alonso secures constuctors' title Sport Justin Hynes
  • Dunne has it all his own way Sport Johnny Watterson
  • Killester forced to forfeit match Sport Gavin Cummiskey
  • In-form Hermes lead the way Sport Mary Hannigan
  • Top two continue to set the pace Sport Johnny Watterson
  • Strictly speaking, a cue for Taylor to pocket the third Cha Sport Mary Hannigan

  • Business

  • Legal profession should regulate itself - study Business
  • Brussels talks aim to liberalise transatlantic aviation services Business
  • McCreevy aims to introduce principle of one-share, one-vote Business
  • Quinn raises fresh funding of €496m Business Emmet Oliver
  • Banking sector in Republic 'compares favourably' Business Marc Coleman
  • Dublin to host new Vodafone data storage and systems centre Business Emmet Oliver
  • Mick O'Leary's top 10 tips for Iarnrod Eireann Business John McManus

  • Opinion

  • How State usurps role of fathers Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Advertising alcohol Letters
  • Neglect of the elderly Letters
  • SUVs in the city Letters
  • Time to give it a whirl? Letters
  • Challenges posed by avian flu threat Opinion
  • Pinter's Nobel Prize Opinion
  • Changes are coming soon for the legal profession Opinion
  • Unwillingness to admit mistakes weakens church Opinion
  • IRA needs to take further risks to consolidate peace Opinion
  • Catholic Church and marriage Letters
  • Debate on childcare Letters
  • The Nordic health model Letters
  • Aftermath of IRA arms disposal Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • All aboard the drama express Culture
  • Reviews Culture
  • Down-to-earth approach Culture
  • Garland stands accused by US over counterfeit made in North Korea Culture
  • Whistling a happy financial tune Culture
  • Maverick goes solo at the Crawford Culture
  • A whole lot of love Culture