Article Archive

October 31st 2011

• • News

  • 'An Irishness to be proud of in a real republic' News
  • Past Presidents from Douglas Hyde to Mary Mcaleese News
  • Life sentence for rape reduced on appeal to 15 years in jail Crime & Law
  • New judges: two judges called to bench of the High Court Crime & Law
  • European court says stem cell technique cannot be patented Crime & Law
  • Conference of family lawyers Crime & Law
  • Young arbitrators to meet in Dublin Crime & Law
  • Law student colloquium Crime & Law
  • Mediation and the resolution of disputes Crime & Law
  • Taliban suicide bomb kills at least 17 in Kabul News
  • Jimmy Savile, broadcaster, DJ and fundraiser, dies at home aged 84 News
  • Syria's Assad warns against intervention News
  • Air France staff on day two of strikes News
  • Cain, Romney level for Iowa support - poll News
  • Kyrgyzstan PM set to win presidency News
  • Fright night goes to town News
  • Personal Finance Q & A Consumer
  • 'I never encounter a cash flow issue' Consumer
  • Readers' Forum: Have your say Consumer
  • Bulgaria's Plevneliev wins presidency News
  • Nato will not intervene in Syria News
  • Cain denies sexual harassment News
  • Teenagers die in separate crashes News
  • Palestinians win Unesco vote News
  • Two arrested over drugs find News
  • Cat stolen by MP's wife is found News
  • Deadly snowstorms hit US News
  • Police to honour flooding victim News
  • The seven billionth babies arrive News
  • Byrne achieves Olympic standard News
  • Coalition moves to ease rift with commission after Howlin rebuke News STEPHEN COLLINS
  • Galway revels in its 'Obama moment' as citizens salute Michael D News LORNA SIGGINS
  • More than 500 arrested in Dublin under begging law News OLIVIA KELLY
  • Tension high after Israeli air strikes kill nine in Gaza News MARK WEISS
  • Qantas to resume flights as regulator blocks stoppages News PADRAIG COLLINS
  • Dizzying rate of growth a 'clarion call to action' in a crowded world News MARY FITZGERALD
  • Education systems struggle to tackle and teach booming African population News JODY CLARKE
  • 'New Italians' birth rate boost prompts rethink on immigration News PADDY AGNEW
  • Population surge difficult to halt and almost impossible to reverse News JOHN GIBBONS
  • One-child policy has slowed growth but pressure is on the youth News CLIFFORD COONAN
  • Brazil's ex-president Lula diagnosed with throat cancer News TOM HENNIGAN
  • When it comes to insurance claims . . .who's fooling who? Consumer CONOR POWER
  • Doing it for the kids Consumer FIONA REDDAN
  • Dunphy critical of O'Brien on final show News RONAN McGREEVY
  • McAleese hails start of 'exciting' new chapter News PAUL CULLEN
  • Halloween includes marathon and terrifying amount of events News CIAN NIHILL
  • Nulty win a 'fabulous result' for Labour party News MARIE O'HALLORAN
  • Farewell, old comrade, and yes, we'll try to give up our aul cynicism News MIRIAM LORD
  • Higgins promises to value ideas during his presidency News MARY MINIHAN
  • Campaign questions 'crossed the line' News PAUL CULLEN
  • 'No need' to turn up for final count, says Mitchell News MARY MINIHAN
  • Four candidates will not have expenses reimbursed News PAUL CULLEN
  • Global salute for triumph of 'a bard' News CHARLIE TAYLOR
  • Gallagher 'uplifted' by response during election News DEAGLAN de BREADUN
  • First citizen won hearts and minds News KATHY SHERIDAN
  • Different campaign, same TV ambush News DEAGLAN DE BREADUN
  • Judicial pay issue drew 79% support News DEAGLAN de BREADUN
  • The people clearly do not trust politicians to be judges News CAROL COULTER
  • Howlin's criticism of commission head 'a disgrace' News DEAGLAN de BREADUN
  • Confusion of rumours with fact is a dangerous development News HARRY McGEE
  • Electorate sends complacent Fine Gael a stark reminder News HARRY McGEE
  • Result 'a good step in a good direction' News MICHAEL O'REGAN
  • Higgins to begin work on speech this week News MICHAEL O'REGAN
  • Volatile electorate leaves political parties with much to ponder News STEPHEN COLLINS
  • Praising the heavens as music lovers get involved News BRIAN O'CONNELL
  • Devlin breathes easy in 'X Factor' News UNA BRADLEY
  • Imminent jobs move a byproduct of tech summit News JOHN COLLINS
  • Shatter denies Bill will not deal with family law cases News CAROL COULTER
  • Warning issued by Garda watchdog over Corrib tapes News LORNA SIGGINS
  • Child (2) dies in blaze at Cork house News OLIVIA KELLEHER
  • State offers to help Libyan farmers News SEAN MACCONNELL
  • Cruiskeen Lawn, November 2nd, 1940 News MYLES NA gCOPALEEN
  • Cut-price legal aid could cost practice of justice dearly Crime & Law PETER MULLAN
  • Awards at Howth RNLI News DEREK EVANS

  • Sport

  • O'Shea a major doubt for Estonia Sport
  • In Brief . . . . Sport
  • All in the game Sport
  • Doughty drivel: Journalist's remarks provoke backlash Sport
  • Spark is gone: Fulham owner rounds on Hughes Sport
  • Snakes alive: Terry is a no show for pet shop opening Sport
  • Working overtime: Palemero post hard to keep up with Sport
  • Have boots: Will travel Sport
  • Super Mario: No shopper Sport
  • Ulster find little bonus in another defeat Sport
  • Williams to retire after home date with Australia Sport
  • St Mary's dig deep to hold on to slender lead Sport
  • All in the scrum Sport
  • Garcia back on top of his game on home soil Sport
  • Van Pelt profits from late charge as Tseng dominates again Sport
  • Cooper quick off the mark for Crokes Sport
  • Ballyboden complete five-in-a-row Sport
  • Larkin proves the star in Village show Sport
  • Keenan goal the turning point as St Patrick's triumph Sport
  • Quick-fire Rangers advance Sport
  • McIver's goal proves precious Sport
  • O'Donovan helps to dim Tuam Stars Sport
  • Battling Ballygunner help restore Waterford's pride Sport
  • Northside neighbours to meet in final Sport
  • Champions prevail Sport
  • Nephrite boosts his Classic claims with impressive win Sport
  • DCU Saints show capacity to make push for honours Sport
  • Liverpool wait on Gerrard results Soccer
  • Ferdinand statement gives little away Soccer
  • Murphy edging towards retirement Rugby
  • Dzeko still has United as favourites Soccer
  • Ba hat-trick is no treat for Stoke Soccer
  • McIlroy holds on to claim fourth win Sport CARL O'MALLEY
  • Johnson row adds to Mancini's player unrest Sport TIM RICH
  • Van Persie exposes Chelsea's flaws Sport DOMINIC FIFIELD
  • United get the job done Sport KEVIN McCARRA
  • Dzeko remains cautious Sport TIM RICH
  • Dalglish refuses to put Suarez and Carroll as headline act Sport STUART JAMES
  • Bale's victory-sealing goal even has Warnock applauding Sport DAVID HYTNER
  • Rangers' tax bill may aid Lennon Sport EWAN MURRAY
  • Final twist in the plot seals sweet title success for Cork Sport EMMET MALONE
  • Five minutes cost Connacht dear Sport LINLEY MacKENZIE
  • Minnows left to flounder by the IRB's big fish Sport JOHNNY WATTERSON
  • Coach criticises 'unfit' Australians Sport SEAN MORAN
  • Victorious Vettel reflects on recent deaths in motorsport Sport JUSTIN HYNES
  • Walker wins first Volvo in-port race Sport DAVID BRANIGAN
  • Lisnagarvey stay unbeaten Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Trio of clubs secure second victories Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • 'Your on Sky Sports' would take the steam out of anyone's sails Sport MARY HANNIGAN
  • Sports Digest Sport

  • Business

  • China talks 'friendly' but quick deal unlikely World CLIFFORD COONAN
  • Pretax profits at Volkswagen tripled last year Retail & Services LAURA SLATTERY
  • Merkel calls for legal minimum wage Europe DEREK SCALLY
  • Eircom quiet on Digicel takeover report Retail & Services LAURA SLATTERY
  • Nokia's Irish arm posts 32% increase in profits before tax Technology GORDON DEEGAN
  • What now for the EU and the euro? Business LAURA SLATTERY
  • Be careful of wishing to jump on Greek default bandwagon Europe DOMINIC COYLE
  • Opportunities for long-term investors with solid stomachs Markets PROINSIAS O'MAHONY

  • Opinion

  • Citizens 1, Government 1 Opinion
  • Beijing's helping hand Opinion
  • October 31st, 1867 Opinion
  • Corrections and Clarifications Opinion
  • A new President in the Park Letters
  • After the referendums Letters
  • The new face of Crosaire Letters
  • Rescue of mountain-hikers Letters
  • Memories of Myles Letters
  • Clocking up the winter-time blues Letters
  • Putting secondary schools to the test Letters
  • Michael D's best qualities make him a mimic's dream Opinion ANN MARIE HOURIHANE
  • Reproductive healthcare a global issue Opinion JAN O'SULLIVAN
  • State investment bank can shift focus from property Opinion SEAN O RIAIN
  • An Irishwoman's Diary Opinion Catherine Foley

  • Life & Style

  • Culture

  • Of sprites and goblins Books EILEEN BATTERSBY
  • Why adults are tuning in to kids' comedy Film ANNA CAREY
  • 'Hairdressers now find that customers ask them to take haircuts' 2.816 COLM O'REGAN