10 March, 2009 Digital News Archive

FitzPatrick borrowed €228m from Nationwide

By Simon Carswell and Finance Correspondent

PSNI officer shot dead in Craigavon ambush by dissidents

By GERRY MORIARTY and DAN KEENAN

Man held over €7m raid granted bail

By Jason Michael

Ramos confident of getting the right result

Traveller funding 'used to balance HSE books'

By Jason Michael

Accused said 'he was going to stick knife' in victim

IMF says global economy will shrink to 'below zero' in 'Great Recession'

Hadden keeps his options open

Is Belgian claim to have invented cricket batting on a sticky wicket?

British retail sales down in February

Damages for girl who saw father cut in shower

Eight held over alleged British mortgage fraud

England clash set to be a sellout

By Emmet Riordan

Brown praises bravery of soldiers after attack

By DAN KEENAN and Northern News Editor

De Bono to deliver keynote address at Cork Institute's prize ceremony

By OLIVIA KELLEHER

Does witch hazel possess magical powers?

By DÓNAL O'MATHÚNA

Developer seeks inquiry over council's handling of €35m project in Howth

By Fiona Gartland

Workers twittering away more than two hours a day online

By Ciara O'Brien

Taliban says Obama offer of talks is 'illogical'

Graphic poster campaign against pay cuts not shock tactics, says GRA

By Steven Carroll

Casting an eye over the world's leading cause of preventable blindness

Roo attack leaves family bewildered

Doherty on a 'slippery slope'

GP warns men not to neglect their health

By Barry Roche and Southern Correspondent

Noticeboard

Tony Sweeney's three to follow

Oil extends gains above €47 on OPEC, US data

56 arrests in plot to overthrow Turkish government

Obama's Lincolnesque inaugural speech attractively packaged

By EAMON GILMORE

Dissidents behind attacks are traitors, says McGuinness

Man claims EBS loans based on fabricated site values

By Mary Carolan

In another life, I'd have been a ballet dancer. . .

Hewlett Packard to create 500 new jobs in Co Kildare

By JOHN COLLINS and CHARLIE TAYLOR

With a spoonful of sugar

By SLYVIA THOMPSON

Research hub benefits all

Sink or swim on bad fats

By JOHN MCKENNA

Dalai Lama condemns Tibet crackdown

Scholes calls for another strong performance

By SIMON STONE

O'Kelly cleared of stamping

Number of solicitors out of work rises

By CAROL COULTER and Legal Affairs Editor

EADS returns to profit in 2008

IN SHORT

F1 boss Mosley seeks privacy law

Obama lifts ban on funding for stem-cell research

By DENIS STAUNTON in Washington

Solicitor sued over land deals

By Mary Carolan

An educational experience

By Claire O'Connell

Ferry takeover looks ready for launch if banks provide funds

By Ciarán Hancock

England resort to desperate measures

Man held over murder of alleged UDA man

Munster will be wary of Barnes

By Johnny Watterson

Industrial output plunges to 1981 levels in Britain

Women are restrained as driving force and restricted from taking the wheel in Saudi Arabia

By MARY FITZGERALD

Students deserting courses linked to construction, CAO figures show

By Seán Flynn and Education Editor

Three die in road crashes at weekend

By Luke Cassidy

Facing up to crisis in public finances

Stepping outside The Frames

Reform of education can boost economy

By DON THORNHILL

Irish raiding party strike gold at Cheltenham

The end is in sight as executive decide on next move

By Gavin Cummiskey

A mini baby business boom

Hand movements are true indicators of our feelings

By NEIL CARNDUFF in Belfast

Sri Lanka bomb wounds minister and kills 14

Taxi drivers to step up protests after meeting with Dempsey

By Olivia Kelly

Should I have my son circumcised?

By THOMAS LYNCH

The focus is on the vision

Murders at Massereene

Leader of far-right Israeli party set for top foreign post

By MARK WEISS in Jerusalem

Punjabi looks a better bet

By Brian O'Connor

Man goes on trial over murder of Swiss student

Harrington hoping to play way out of poor run

By PHILIP REID Golf correspondent

This band widow's Rocky road

By Kate Holmquist

Music videos on YouTube blocked for UK users

No deal agreed on FF joining Liberal group in Europe

By JAMIE SMYTH in Brussels

At least 28 dead in Iraq suicide attack

Ill effects of male domination

By ANGELA O'NEILL DE GUILIO

Seanad meeting in UL would mark need for reform

By Harry McGee and Political Staff

Central Bank Governor says jobless rate will pass 11 per cent this year

By PAMELA NEWENHAM

Chelsea stalwarts lead the revival

By DOMINIC FIFIELD in Turin

Sobering facts on alcohol use

By Lorna Siggins

Liverpool the Real deal, Chelsea made to work

CAO points expected to rise for courses like nursing, science and agriculture

By Seán Flynn

Response to banking crisis must be 'convincing' - NESC

By Martin Wall and Industry Correspondent

Chinese leader rejects calls for electoral reform

By Clifford Coonan and in Beijing

Gerald McCarthy statement

EU's first 2009 bird-flu case found in Germany

Killers will be brought to justice, says Taoiseach

By HARRY McGEE and ANNE LUCEY

O’Driscoll looks forward to rekindling partnership

Call for action on TV-induced seizures

By Claire O'Connell

Mullane again cast in role of underdog

By Gavin Cummiskey

Adams denies any ambiguity in his criticism of attack

By DAN KEENAN

Hague to host UN conference on Afghanistan

Woman gets €7,500 for injury to foot sustained from machine in Dublin gym

By RAY MANAGH

Two held over 'suspicious' Belfast death

Iseq lower despite positive results from Fyffes

By Charlie Taylor

Police examine CCTV footage of Antrim attack

ISPCC seeks more out-of-hours services

By Kitty Holland

Walking in the Dublin mountains

Stackstown open 'Harrington Room'

By By SHAY KEENAN

Chewing the fat on obesity

German trade surplus at seven-year low

Curtain falls on Questions and Answers

By Conor Pope

Tullow signs $2bn debt deal

By CAROLINE MADDEN

Al Qaeda suspect finally in court after 6 years

Scientists use nanotechnology to target cancer

The importance of running to stand still . . .

By GILES WARRINGTON

Four held over attack on couples in Louth woods

By Ciara O'Brien

Nikkei dips 0.4 % to fresh 26-year closing low

PSNI arrest three over £3m mortgage fraud

By Ciara O'Brien

Injuries Board awards rose to €217m last year

By Olivia Kelly

Sizing Europe latest Irish casualty

Hamill inquiry police witnesses get temporary anonymity

O'Kelly cited for alleged stamping

Gardaí ask driver how car fell from Cork ferry

By BARRY ROCHE in Cork

Man pleads not guilty to murder of Swiss teenager

Letting go of self-destructive pyrrhic behaviour

BAD BANK

By Kevin Courtney

Welcome tributes to two great men of jazz

Giving birth to a new row

By KIMI YOSHINO and JESSICA GARRISON

Case for freshening things up is strong

By Gerry Thornley

TALKBACK

Garda seeks order to keep property documents

Manahan hailed by Hynes, McDonagh

By Ciarán Murphy

Out to bridge the gap with Won In The Dark

By Brian O'Connor

US envoy to talks urges North Korea to tone down rhetoric

By Clifford Coonan

Number of people needing kidney dialysis rises by 50%

By DR MUIRIS HOUSTON and Medical Correspondent

Getting to grips with the growlers

By JUSTIN SLATTERY

REVIEWS

Uefa receive Euro 2016 bids

Why I'll never win 'best celebrity beach body'

Toxic property company discussed as alternative to bad bank

By Simon Carswell

Herbal remedies can interact with other drugs

By Dr Muiris Houston

IN SHORT

Walcott prepared to shoulder some of the responsibility

By PAUL DOYLE

Concern over safety of missing woman in Meath

By Olivia Kelly

Vinny takes time to settle

By BRIAN O'CONNOR at Cheltenham

More to do with Bishop Magee

Peel and Geraghty miss final two games

Scientific leap with creation of ribosome cell factory

Embrace the man hug for what it is

By MICHAEL KELLY

Beware your enemy - the thief of time

By MARIE MURRAY

Gardaí investigate raid on licensed premises

By PAMELA NEWENHAM

Eirgrid takes action to overturn pylon ban

By Mary Carolan

Lee added to Dunne undercard

Conscience and the papacy

An Irishman's Diary

LIFELINES

Despite downturn, chairman still puts his faith in science park

By Francess McDonnell

O'Rourke calls for end to rift

This week's golf rankings and fixtures

Ryanair pilot felt flight day too long

By Jason Michael

Swiss man who seduced and blackmailed wealthy women gets six-year sentence

By KATE CONNOLLY in Berlin

Lovelock and the nuclear option

AIB sues solicitors for alleged failure to secure it first charge on €3m loan

By Mary Carolan

McCartney playful but mood is serious

By Deirdre McQuillan, Fashion Editor and in Paris

Dempsey to meet unions on taxi reform

By Tim O'Brien

Recession-proof careers

By BRIAN MOONEY'S ADVICE CENTRE

More freedom will help Irish cause

By Gerry Thornley

Fyffes 2008 revenues up 7 per cent

By Charlie Taylor

Dunne to avoid all-out war as he prepares to mix it up

Education reform

Sentencing adjourned on man (67) who abused granddaughter

Death of Galway great Stockwell

RTÉ broadcaster Gerry Ryan says he will take pay cut

By Ronan McGreevy

Many factors increase the risk of a tumble

By MARION KERR

Jail for man who had syringe in robberies

Merck agrees $41bn takeover of rival Schering-Plough

By ANDREW JACK and DOMINIC COYLE

Public scaremongering by Kremlin over fears economic crisis may trigger unrest

No dream pairing for McIlroy just yet

Wedding planner 'Franc' among tax defaulters

By Patrick Logue

Alternative approach to cystic fibrosis

By Sylvia Thompson

Benitez feels need to point out success

By ANDY HUNTER

A rudderless health system without leadership

By MAURICE NELIGAN

South Africa continue to chase

Debate is all the poorer as rich pundits call the shots

Digicel fails to raise $435m in funds

By Ciarán Hancock and Business Affairs Correspondent

Iran has no weapons-grade uranium, Congress told

Cowen expresses 'sadness and disgust' at policeman's murder

By IRISH TIMES REPORTERS

Ryanair to cease airport check-in from October

By Charlie Taylor

Agri firm Origin bucks trend with pretax profits of €17.1m

By Laura Slattery

L'Oréal kicks up a legal stink with eBay over sale of counterfeit products

By NIKKI TAIT and MEGAN MURPHY

13,000 lower-paid civil servants to protest against pension levy

By MARTIN WALL and KITTY HOLLAND

Assad says Syria ready to negotiate with Netanyahu

By Michael Jansen

Home linked to Lynn included in repossession cases

By PAMELA NEWENHAM

'Survivor syndrome' hits health of workers

By GERALD FLYNN

EU finance ministers back IMF fund increase

McCann says daughter Madeleine became 'commodity'

Tsvangirai rules out foul play in wife's death

Ferdinand fit to face Inter Milan

Irish America and US government condemn Antrim murders

By Mary Minihan

'Ring-fenced' funds for UCD, TCD denied

By Seán Flynn and Education Editor

British house sales sink to lowest level in over 30 years

Man (37) and youth held over policeman's murder

By IRISH TIMES REPORTERS

Too cool for school

Players win out as McCarthy steps down

China returns to deflation in February

EBS announces resignation of chairman and finance director

By Simon Carswell and FINANCE CORRESPONDENT

Man who killed partner in front of son loses appeal

Budget could herald shift in policy on college fees

EU states warned on guarantees to banks

By JAMIE SMYTH in Brussels

Call for review of older driver screening

By Ronan McGreevy

N Korea reopens border to S Korean workers

Get the skills to skip the queue

By GRÁINNE FALLER

Voters need clear choice

Devolved policing will not limit Orde

By FRANK MILLAR and London Editor

In Short

No England exemption for Beckham

Thinking yourself out of a depression

By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Revisiting the Lisbon Treaty

Ground at Cheltenham eases

In Short

Medicine man bows out

By Louise Holden

Meeting on Sligo cancer services

By MARESE McDONAGH in Sligo

End of life forum a listening post on dealing with death

By PAUL MURRAY

U2 say tour will reinvent playing in the round

By Ronan McGreevy

Fáilte Ireland to launch home holiday campaign

By Alison Healy

Ictu committee to decide on response to partnership collapse

Reforming the US into a healthy state

Mediation fails to end Dunnes dispute, court told

Madoff expected to plead guilty on fraud charges

Kidney makes four changes

Gormley not to seek removal of Gogarty as education committee chair

By Mary Minihan

Give the birds a break, please

Group seeks €700,000 limit for top bankers

By Harry McGee and Political Staff

Man dies in Waterford road crash

ICG board sets deadline for bid by consortium

By Ciarán Hancock and Business Affairs Correspondent

One in five Irish firms set to cut staff levels - survey

By CAROLINE MADDEN

Northern leaders aware of trap posed by republican dissidents

By Gerry Moriarty

Mothers who work on their own terms

IMF funds may rise to $500bn

By JAMIE SMYTH in Brussels

Soldiers were 'magnificent individuals'

By DAN KEENAN and Northern News Editor

Investment in capital vital, construction group says

By Fiona Gartland

Anorexia's open secrets

Murdered policeman was grandfather of three

By Patrick Logue

Loss of commissioner key to Lisbon No vote - study

By HARRY McGEE Political Staff

Vatican discussed option of appointing co-adjutor bishop to Cloyne diocese

By Patsy McGarry and Religious Affairs Correspondent

Former Downing St chief condemns Carroll murder

By FRANK MILLAR and London Editor

Judgment reserved on weapons appeal

Medical enterprise Horgan's legacy

Falling metal globe killed aerial artiste

By PADDY CLANCY in Letterkenny

Ulster Bank forecasts three-year recession

By Charlie Taylor

Leaders denounce murders

By Patsy McGarry

MEPs back cheaper roaming rates proposal

By Charlie Taylor

Nursing homes hit with hefty new fee

By EITHNE DONNELLAN and Health Correspondent

North's politicians unite to condemn violence

By NEIL CARNDUFF in Belfast

Aryzta pretax profit up 16.6% to €110m

By Laura Slattery

30 per cent of small firms have cut jobs

By Charlie Taylor

IN SHORT

Cost of providing water to midwest hospitals up 89%

By Gordon Deegan

US accuses China of 'aggressive' military stance

Up to 12,000 heading for Cheltenham festival

By Steven Carroll

'Shakespeare' portrait hung for years in Irish big house

By Martin Wall