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September 2008

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September 20th 2008

- Sport
- Valhalla Voices Sport
- Valhalla Diary Sport
- Tyrone still inspired by the angels on their shoulders Sport
- Here's one old Tom who won't be easily trimmed or turned Sport
- Kerry Sport
- Tyrone Sport
- Chelsea v Manchester United Sport
- Doherty piles the pressure on beleaguered students Sport
- Quigley pounces to take the points Sport
- Zayed has the final say for Drogheda Sport
- Galway's resolve earns them a draw Sport
- More discomfort for Ulster Sport
- US stars shine brightest after first day at Valhalla Sport
- Strachan denies rift with McGeady Soccer
- Southgate leaves Alves on the bench Soccer
- Europe on the comeback trail Sport
- Riordan resumes service for Hibs Soccer
- Chopra earns the points for Sunderland Soccer
- Ince finally enjoys home comforts Soccer
- Sponsorless Hammers get Zola off to a flier Soccer
- Reds can find no way through Soccer
- Exiles beaten at home by Bath Rugby
- Rookies lead the comeback as Europe closes the gap Sport
- Arseanl lose Clichy but go top Soccer
- Americans regain the intiative Sport
- Munster get the Blues to top Magners League Rugby
- Cobh salvage point Soccer
- USA gather early momentum Sport PHILIP REID
- Kerry can soar to third in a row Sport SEAN MORAN
- Darragh's likely last hurrah to end with a big 'hooray' Sport JOHN O'KEEFFE
- America's 13th man roars into impressive lead Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Irish pair squeezed out on home green Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Harrington relieved to grab a share of the spoils Sport PHILIP REID
- Perry almost home and dry Sport JOHN O'SULLIVAN
- Yee haw, Ryder cowboys, here's Pawd-rayg Harrison . . . Sport MARY HANNIGAN
- Gutsy Limerick end Warrenpoint's reign Sport PAUL GALLAGHER
- Cult of the modern manager in danger of spiralling out of control Sport KEITH DUGGAN
- Coney and an ingrained winning mentality can give Tyrone the edge Sport GAVIN CUMMISKEY
- Scolari keen on Ronaldo Sport DOMINIC FIFIELD
- Rooney may be odd man out of striking set Sport DANIEL TAYLOR
- Fergie can't resist taking a swipe Sport DANIEL TAYLOR
- Leader of the pack Keane needs a victory Sport MICHAEL WALKER
- Arsenal give Kroenke a place on their board Sport MATT SCOTT
- Zola ready to bring something different Sport JON WEST
- Bohemians continue their title march Sport EMMET MALONE , from Dalymount Park
- Cork's rescuers expected to be identified within the week Sport EMMET MALONE
- Leinster end flight of Ospreys Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- League joy at home at last for Bradley Sport LINLEY MacKENZIE
- McGahan utilises his vast resources Sport GERRY THORNLEY
- Conem set for quick double Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Arazan to get another chance Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
- Hills home in on rare league title Sport EMMET RIORDAN
- Smyth and Paralympics have come a long way Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
- Sports Digest Sport
- Business
- In Short Business
- In short Business
- Treasury intervenes to help US money funds Business
- Regulators cannot avoid blame for financial meltdown Business
- Lenihan assures depositors their savings are secure Business FIONA REDDAN
- US fiscal relief plan set to be costliest since Depression Business DENIS STAUNTON
- 'Competitive' economy crucial to surviving the downturn Business FIONA REDDAN
- Irish Nationwide and Anglo a good fit, say analysts Business SIMON CARSWELL
- Liquidity of banks may be boosted Business BARRY O'HALLORAN
- Global markets rally greatly after short-selling is banned Business FIONA REDDAN
- House prices fell by 0.9% in August Business COLM KEENA
- Financial regulator beefs up helpline staff Business JOHN COLLINS
- What is short-selling? Business BARRY O'HALLORAN
- IBM wins RPA ticketing contract Business JOHN COLLINS
- Consortium wins Fermanagh hospital deal Business BARRY O'HALLORAN
- Talks could lead to sale of Eircom Business BARRY O'HALLORAN
- Culture
- Reviews Culture

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