Article Archive

January 14th 2010

• • News

  • President of Haiti says quake death toll could be 100,000 News
  • McNamara is 'broke' and owes in region of €1.5bn News
  • Irish clerical abuse not typical of church, says Vatican prefect News
  • Hundreds of beds set to close at acute wards News
  • Huge demand for visas to Canada News
  • No place for U2 but six debut albums show there's no shortage of fresh talent News
  • Australia deports Irish for visa fraud News
  • New code of conduct for grocery retailers News
  • TV3 unveils new season's line-up to woo RTÉ's audience News
  • Feminine utilitarian cool sets tone for spring/summer outfits News
  • Some solicitors may be practising without insurance News
  • Cowen and Brown meet to promote justice talks News
  • WHO to look into claims it exaggerated swine flu News
  • Banking inquiry expected to be set up News
  • Car clamping in Dublin costs twice the revenue generated by release fees News
  • American Ireland Fund appoints new chief News
  • Raytheon to close its plant in Derry News
  • Inquiry to focus on any 'impropriety' in awarding lease News
  • Brothers convicted of defrauding widow (71) News
  • Value of Irish exports dropped 12% in 2009 News
  • Navy on standby as 17 crew abandon trawler News
  • Old right of way in Waterford to be closed News
  • €434,042 paid to 283 farmers from €2m fodder aid scheme News
  • Judicial review in right of way dispute News
  • Hotel denies it screened Sky illegally News
  • Another busy, humid afternoon - then everything changed News
  • Aid and special units sent from around the world News
  • Google says it may quit Chinese market News
  • Dementia care standards in England criticised News
  • Confident Geoghegan-Quinn stresses fighting qualities News
  • Accusations fly before Ukrainian presidential poll News
  • Turkey threatens to recall envoy to Israel News
  • McCanns reject account of Madeleine's death News
  • Beans means comfort for City workers in taxing times News
  • In Short News
  • Latest in long line of disasters News
  • All Irish citizens in area alive and well, says Foreign Affairs News
  • President says toll could rise above 100,000 News
  • Tweeting: eyewitness accounts News
  • Why quake was so devastating News
  • Weather alerts for motorists Science
  • Donegal 'hotspot' for sharks Science
  • In the beginning were the gases Science
  • On the radar Science
  • Concern over alleged broadcast bias News
  • Pub closures having negative effect on rural life, says FG TD News
  • Drop in new Central Criminal Court cases News
  • Mature students playing an increasing role in college life News
  • Slovak anger over security debacle News
  • New car licenses for 2009 down 62.8% News
  • Release from jail of man now charged with serious assault to be investigated News
  • Public unions to resist reform plans in first phase of unrest News
  • Gormley to discuss lower voting age News
  • Defence Forces urged to help schools News
  • Lowry criticises Moriarty tribunal in advance of report News
  • Support for charitable causes continues despite downturn News
  • In Short News
  • From road de-icing to safety, youth works it out News
  • Event 'bedrock' of smart economy, says Tánaiste News
  • Women unable to read maps or give directions a 'stereotype' News
  • Mixing up smart fluids and killing off malaria News
  • Water levels to remain low, warns council News
  • 'In this day and age having no water is a joke' News
  • Water restored to homes in Cork city News
  • Companies struggle to restore power and phone services News
  • Dozens of flights cancelled, delayed News
  • Forty Batchelors staff face protective notice News
  • Motion of no confidence over weather crisis blocked News
  • Weather has put out 5,700 permit seekers News
  • Paramedic tells court Cawley's body was colder than expected News
  • Picture of leisurely lifestyle framed by moments of intimacy and discomfort News
  • Builder claims landowner owes him €2m over deal News
  • Teenager remanded on bail over theft of €20 News
  • Court told of Omagh bomb warnings News
  • PSNI officer has right leg amputated News
  • Still no sign of elusive Woods News
  • Angola hold their nerve News
  • Little home cheer for Wilkinson News
  • Milner puts Villa in the box seat News
  • Injuries add to Benitez's problems News
  • Hull 'bored' by Hunt rumours News
  • Algeria get back on track News
  • Redknapp charged with tax evasion News
  • Clarke one adrift in Joburg News
  • Liverpool should sack Benitez - Whelan News
  • Worthington to extend NI deal News
  • Master Minded heads Queen Mother entries News
  • Steyn and Morkel blitz England News
  • De Villiers settling in better News
  • Cave and Pollock in for Ulster News
  • Peters reveals new supporting cast News
  • Fairyhouse confident racing will go ahead News
  • Benitez remains defiant in defeat News
  • Neill surprised at Galatasaray move News
  • Adebayor unsure when he will return News
  • Crew evacuated from Irish yacht News
  • Weather alerts for motorists Science
  • Donegal 'hotspot' for sharks Science
  • In the beginning were the gases Science
  • On the radar Science
  • McCanns reject account of Madeleine's death News
  • In Short News
  • Why quake was so devastating News
  • In Short News
  • Another busy, humid afternoon - then everything changed News
  • Paramedic tells court Cawley's body was colder than expected News
  • Builder claims landowner owes him €2m over deal News
  • Court told of Omagh bomb warnings News
  • Up to 20 dead in Afghan blast News
  • Lillis trial hears details of affair News
  • Vietnam adoption agreement suspended News
  • Gardaí search canal for gun News
  • Kroes faces confirmation hearing News
  • RTÉ services restored in southeast News
  • Trichet sees 'uneven' recovery News
  • No funds for road repairs - Dempsey News
  • Technical team heading to Haiti News
  • Guinness Storehouse draws 1m visitors News
  • Clinton pledges long-term Haiti aid News
  • Yemen declares 'war' on al-Qaeda News
  • Pension fraudster to be sentenced News
  • Bulgarian candidate frustrates Commission News
  • Appeal over missing Navan woman News
  • O'Callaghan confirms EMPG restructure News
  • BBC admits U2 promotion inappropriate News
  • China dismisses censorship criticism News
  • Four still held over Dublin murder News
  • Three held over Donegal drugs find News
  • Man released over Antrim murder News
  • Strong Christmas sales for DSG News
  • Inquiry into Robinson's financial affairs News
  • Eleven Iraqis sentenced to death News
  • Explosive device found in Dublin News
  • Huge rise in pirate attacks News
  • US drone kills 10 in Pakistan News
  • 'Dexter' star diagnosed with cancer News
  • Soul star Teddy Pendergrass dead at 59 News
  • Intel posts 28% rise in Q4 profit News
  • US data throws doubt on recovery News
  • Barratt reports strong first half News
  • Greece targets 2012 deficit of 2.8% News
  • Renault says market to remain difficult News
  • Euro to remain 'anti-dollar' News
  • Penneys owner expects profit to rise News
  • Energy costs fuel German inflation News
  • Oil edges towards $80 News
  • President of Haiti says quake death toll could be 100,000 News LARA MARLOWE
  • McNamara is 'broke' and owes in region of €1.5bn News COLM KEENA
  • Irish clerical abuse not typical of church, says Vatican prefect News PADDY AGNEW
  • Aid trickles into Haiti as survivors left on streets News IRISH TIMES REPORTERS
  • Leaders optimistic after NI talks News IRISH TIMES REPORTERS
  • Weather continues to disrupt travel News IRISH TIMES REPORTERS
  • Water supply disruption continues News LUKE CASSIDY
  • Aid agencies renew appeals News LUKE CASSIDY
  • Man charged over plane bomb scare News GORDON DEEGAN
  • Annual deflation rate eases to 5% News CIARA O'BRIEN
  • Drumm defends plan to cut beds News LUKE CASSIDY
  • Profit at Premier to rise 3.5% News CIARA O'BRIEN
  • NTMA raises €5bn in bond sale News CIARA O'BRIEN
  • Pick 'n' mix a handy path to bacteria News DICK AHLSTROM
  • Farm-related deaths fall in 2009 News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Irish abuse not typical - cardinal News PADDY AGNEW
  • Trawler sinks off Irish coast News IRISH TIMES REPORTERS
  • NCC calls for increased business support News CIARA O'BRIEN
  • Iseq rises on banks, drugmakers News CIARA O'BRIEN
  • Aid and special units sent from around the world News CLIFFORD COONAN
  • Google says it may quit Chinese market News CLIFFORD COONAN
  • Dementia care standards in England criticised News MARK HENNESSY
  • Confident Geoghegan-Quinn stresses fighting qualities News ARTHUR BEESLEY
  • Accusations fly before Ukrainian presidential poll News DANIEL McLAUGHLIN
  • Turkey threatens to recall envoy to Israel News MARK WEISS
  • Beans means comfort for City workers in taxing times News MARK HENNESSY
  • Latest in long line of disasters News HAROON SIDDIQUE
  • All Irish citizens in area alive and well, says Foreign Affairs News JAMIE SMYTH
  • President says toll could rise above 100,000 News ESTHER ADDLEY
  • Tweeting: eyewitness accounts News CHARLIE TAYLOR

  • Sport

  • Long leaves Liverpool to pick up pieces Sport
  • McCarthy insists he's in for the duration Sport
  • Attempts to refinance United's debt could face problems Sport
  • Purslow rules out sale of prized duo Soccer
  • Hughton extends unbeaten run to 13 Soccer
  • Cousin's strike produces another upset Soccer
  • Allardyce insists he's not under growing pressure Soccer
  • Soccer Shorts Soccer
  • O'Gara not afraid to tinker with his kicking Rugby
  • Brive arrive with nothing to lose Rugby
  • Johnson dismisses complaints as Hape is called in to squad Rugby
  • Shannon fined €25,000 for abuse of referee Rugby
  • Dupuy ban cut by one week Rugby
  • More delays set to bring early finish 2.823
  • Goosen looking to improve in Honolulu Sport
  • Clarke begins quest for Ryder Cup Sport
  • Ishikawa back on US circuit in Riviera event Sport
  • It's all happening for Fleming in Dorking Racing
  • Naas and Thurles set to go ahead on Saturday Racing
  • Absorbing series to end in a real scrap Sport
  • Ireland in good shape after warm-up Sport
  • McGwire's 'truth' will still not set him free Sport
  • Clarke begins quest for Ryder Cup Sport
  • Ishikawa back on US circuit in Riviera event Sport
  • Hughton extends unbeaten run to 13 Sport
  • Cousin's strike produces another upset Sport
  • Soccer Shorts Sport
  • Brive arrive with nothing to lose Sport
  • Dupuy ban cut by one week Sport
  • Goosen looking to improve in Honolulu Sport
  • Long leaves Liverpool to pick up pieces Sport ANDY HUNTER
  • McCarthy insists he's in for the duration Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • Attempts to refinance United's debt could face problems Sport OWEN GIBSON
  • Purslow rules out sale of prized duo Sport ANDY HUNTER
  • Allardyce insists he's not under growing pressure Sport ANDY HUNTER
  • O'Gara not afraid to tinker with his kicking Sport IAN BRANSFIELD
  • Johnson dismisses complaints as Hape is called in to squad Sport ROBERT KITSON
  • Shannon fined €25,000 for abuse of referee Sport GERRY THORNLEY
  • More delays set to bring early finish Sport IAN O'RIORDAN
  • It's all happening for Fleming in Dorking Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Naas and Thurles set to go ahead on Saturday Sport BRIAN O'CONNOR
  • Absorbing series to end in a real scrap Sport MIKE SELVEY
  • Ireland in good shape after warm-up Sport EMMET RIORDAN
  • McGwire's 'truth' will still not set him free Sport GEORGE KIMBALL
  • Sports Digest Sport
  • Sports Digest Sport

  • Business

  • Anglo decides to pursue Drumm in plenary hearing Business
  • 3G may seek court protection as it tries to attract investors Business
  • McNamara says debts in the region of €1.5bn have left him 'broke' Business
  • EMPG expects $600m from restructuring plan Business
  • Management of insolvent private Dublin club criticised in court Business
  • Aer Lingus cost-cutting provides 'basis' for future Business
  • Bond sale attempts to raise up to €5bn Business
  • Cantillon Business
  • New chief financial officer for Anglo Business
  • Mission on to lower age profile of Radio 1 listeners Business
  • In short Business
  • Court orders developer to pay €62.5m over loans Business
  • Cantillon Business
  • Mission on to lower age profile of Radio 1 listeners Business
  • In short Business
  • Court orders developer to pay €62.5m over loans Business MARY CAROLAN
  • Anglo decides to pursue Drumm in plenary hearing Business MARY CAROLAN
  • 3G may seek court protection as it tries to attract investors Business BARRY O'HALLORAN
  • McNamara says debts in the region of €1.5bn have left him 'broke' Business COLM KEENA
  • EMPG expects $600m from restructuring plan Business CIARAN HANCOCK
  • Management of insolvent private Dublin club criticised in court Business MARY CAROLAN
  • Aer Lingus cost-cutting provides 'basis' for future Business CIARAN HANCOCK
  • Bond sale attempts to raise up to €5bn Business SIMON CARSWELL
  • New chief financial officer for Anglo Business SIMON CARSWELL

  • Opinion

  • The earthquake in Haiti Opinion
  • Water crisis Opinion
  • McNamara undone by confidence in market Opinion
  • No winners in Google's latest tussle with China Opinion
  • Cold 'snap' does not undo climate trends Opinion
  • Foundations of North's peace remain fragile Opinion
  • Recent investigations unlike North's usual reporting Opinion
  • Evil lurks in the heart of man and anonymity tends to bring it out Opinion
  • Spicy tales of Beatty behind the screen Opinion
  • Zoologists to track Brent geese in the Arctic Circle Opinion
  • Corrections and clarifications Opinion
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion
  • Strong case for banking inquiry Letters
  • Coping with the big freeze Letters
  • Controversy over Robinsons Letters
  • Hospital hygiene Letters
  • Scrapping Poolbeg incinerator plan Letters
  • Dealing with water shortages Letters
  • Adams family controversy Letters
  • Time for the Angelus to go? Letters
  • Elderly take over Letters
  • Bertie Ahern's tax perk Letters
  • Corrections and clarifications Opinion
  • Strong case for banking inquiry Letters
  • Coping with the big freeze Letters
  • Controversy over Robinsons Letters
  • Hospital hygiene Letters
  • Scrapping Poolbeg incinerator plan Letters
  • Dealing with water shortages Letters
  • Adams family controversy Letters
  • Time for the Angelus to go? Letters
  • Elderly take over Letters
  • Bertie Ahern's tax perk Letters
  • The earthquake in Haiti Opinion
  • Water crisis Opinion
  • McNamara undone by confidence in market Opinion COLM KEENA
  • No winners in Google's latest tussle with China Opinion CLIFFORD COONAN
  • Cold 'snap' does not undo climate trends Opinion JOHN GIBBONS
  • Foundations of North's peace remain fragile Opinion STEPHEN FARRY
  • Recent investigations unlike North's usual reporting Opinion DAVID ADAMS
  • Evil lurks in the heart of man and anonymity tends to bring it out Opinion GARRISON KEILLOR
  • Spicy tales of Beatty behind the screen Opinion RUTH BARTON
  • Zoologists to track Brent geese in the Arctic Circle Opinion JOE JOYCE
  • An Irishman's Diary Opinion FRANK MCNALLY

  • Life & Style

  • Second home tax could raise close to €80m Homes & Property
  • Double-fronted home in heart of Dun Laoghaire New to Market
  • Property Investor Homes & Property
  • Second home tax could raise close to €80m Homes & Property FRANCES O'ROURKE
  • Double-fronted home in heart of Dun Laoghaire New to Market EMMA CULLINAN
  • Property Investor Homes & Property JACK FAGAN

  • Culture

  • Opera gets the X Factor 2.749
  • Jill Crossland (piano) 2.749
  • IBO/Huggett 2.749
  • Creswick, RTÉ NSO/Maloney 2.749
  • Fuar! Fuar! 2.663
  • Opera gets the X Factor 2.749 ARMINTA WALLACE
  • Jill Crossland (piano) 2.749 MICHAEL DERVAN
  • IBO/Huggett 2.749 MICHAEL DERVAN
  • Creswick, RTÉ NSO/Maloney 2.749 ANDREW JOHNSTONE
  • Fuar! Fuar! 2.663 ALAN TITLEY