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September 2008

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September 15th 2008

- Sport
- Breaking duck not an end goal Sport
- Keane hints at steel reinforcements Sport
- Wayside no match for double-chasing Bohemians Sport
- Morrow's late penalty gives Derry another chance Sport
- Burns the heroine as Cork reclaim title Sport
- Enright's goal comes at just the right time Sport
- 'They are confident players and they'll play with confidence' Sport
- Getting back to set the record straight Sport
- All Blacks overhaul tiring Australians Sport
- Hansen points the finger at Australian TV network Sport
- Great collaboration all ending in tiers Sport
- Prodigy Kim comfortable with low profile Sport
- Karlsson ends his long drought Sport
- Maybin makes it a Chinese hat-trick for Irish Sport
- Ryder storm before the calm Sport
- Stuttgart final second place nice little earner for Hession Sport
- Barrable boys double up at Mondello Sport
- Ferguson certain he had McGeady Soccer
- Celtic hope to keep 'Naka' until May Soccer
- Newcastle deny Shearer sacking Soccer
- Rio unable to explain United performance Soccer
- Chelsea appeal Terry dismissal Soccer
- Finnan passes Espanyol medical Soccer
- DIC rule out involvement in Liverpool bid Soccer
- Europeans set off in confident mood Sport
- Plans for All-Ireland league shelved Soccer
- Villa earn their spurs Soccer
- Stalemate at United park as Glentoran defeat rivals Soccer
- Munster inspired by flight of Earls Sport GERRY THORNLEYfrom Musgrave Park
- Ashley puts Newcastle up for sale Sport LOUISE TAYLOR
- Irish pair excel against backdrop of Middle East political row Sport CLIFFORD COONAN
- Benitez finally beats him Sport KEVIN McCARRA
- Older money proves value Sport DANIEL TAYLOR
- Classy Arsenal illustrate strength of the collective Sport RICHARD JOLLY
- Moyes proves he's still with the cause Sport STUART JAMES
- Newcastle soap opera descends into farce Sport ANDREW FIFIELD
- Quigley writers' choice for August Sport EMMET MALONE
- Only crumbliest, flakiest clubs see use for Kev Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- Berti endears himself to press gang Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Kilkenny complete the clean sweep Sport TOM HUMPHRIES
- A red-letter day for Scarlets Sport LINLEY MACKENZIE
- Efficiency pleases McGahan Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Rocky road important for Leinster Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Master O'Brien raves about Craftsman Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Duke may get Breeders trial run at Great Leighs Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Baby Schumi brings stunning sense of deja vu Sport JUSTIN HYNES
- Smyth focused on double Sport CLIFFORD COONAN
- Athletes call for greater role in policy Sport LIAM GORMAN
- Ted puts wind up Hall but Curtin draws colour from Marty's cheeks Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Business
- BCM law firm agrees move to O'Reilly site Business
- To ask someone's salary is to break the final taboo Business
- Time to face up to our banking problems Business
- Lenihan in spotlight at conference Business
- We need to look out, not inward, to innovate best Business
- Wall Street braces for Lehman collapse as deal fails Business DENIS STAUNTON
- Troubled Alitalia may start cancelling flights today Business PADDY AGNEW
- DAA awards final three T2 contracts Business CIARAN HANCOCK
- Three Dublin law firms merge Business ARTHUR BEESLEY
- Sharp decline in private equity deals Business CIARAN BRENNAN
- Life & Style
- Culture
- REVIEWS Culture
- Making sure the voices tell a story Culture
- Imram the vessel for 'a voyage of discovery' Culture SIOBHAN LONG

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