Article Archive

July 2nd 2013

• • News

  • Few racist incidents reported to gardaí, says report News Judith Crosbie
  • Death toll in India flood disaster could reach 10,000, say officials Asia-Pacific Rahul Bedi
  • Listening to friends Europe
  • Up to half of patients do not take medication as prescribed Health Priscilla Lynch
  • IMB advises heart patients taking painkiller to review treatment with their GP Health Colin Gleeson
  • Slow progress Environment
  • Hollande leads criticism of US spying Europe Suzanne Lynch
  • Chinese law forces people to ‘visit and greet’ their ageing parents Asia-Pacific Clifford Coonan
  • Suicide reduction plan in place for Kerry Social Affairs Anne Lucey
  • Youth unemployment rate in euro zone close to 25% Europe
  • Snowden applies for political asylum in Russia US Miriam Elder
  • Warning on health needs of Irish elderly in Britain Social Affairs Mark Hennessy
  • Arizona blaze rages on as crews cope with death of 19 firefighters US
  • Irish Ministers attend Battle of Somme commemorations in France and Belfast News Gerry Moriarty
  • Night-shifts blamed for rise in breast cancer rates Health Mark Hennessy
  • We are still waiting to find out who pays for the election of Irish governments Politics Gavin Barrett
  • ‘Bugging friends is unacceptable’: Germany reacts to surveillance claims Europe Derek Scally
  • Oireachtas inquiry into banks would not answer questions that need to be answered Politics Fintan O'Toole
  • Anglo tapes: Department of Finance records may provide answers to disturbing questions News Arthur Beesley
  • Councillors’ lack of power may explain blandness of Labour’s plan for Dublin Politics Olivia Kelly
  • Meath father of two jailed for filming teenage daughter in child pornography Crime & Law
  • Unmanned Russian rocket crashes after launch in Kazakhstan Europe
  • Trial begins of five men on corruption charges related to land rezoning in south Dublin Crime & Law
  • Ian Bailey to get documents by September in case alleging wrongful arrest Crime & Law
  • Councillors in Dún Laoghaire vote for high-rise adventure in Cabinteely Park Environment Fiona Gartland
  • Banks reticent on mortgage code Consumer Conor Pope
  • Peter Robinson says Catholic Bishop losing the plot on integrated education Politics Gerry Moriarty
  • Six dead after suicide attack on Kabul logistics company Middle East
  • Meet Paudie, the first eagle born in Co Kerry for over 100 years Environment Anne Lucey
  • Bylaws sought to stop ‘dumping’ of rabbits, goats on Dalkey Island Environment Fiona Gartland
  • €20m spend on salaries for TDs and Senators in 2012 Politics Judith Crosbie
  • Aran island horses may be forced to wear nappies Environment Lorna Siggins
  • Russian helicopter crash kills at least 19 Europe
  • Taoiseach could suffer serious setback on vote Health Stephen Collins
  • Report criticises HSE child protection services Health Kitty Holland
  • British youth: a generation living without predictability or security UK Mark Hennessy
  • Cardinal Brady describes abortion Bill as ‘Trojan horse’ Religion & Beliefs Patsy McGarry
  • Europe should ensure it has its house in order on surveillance Europe Suzanne Lynch
  • Kenny faces loss of up to nine TDs in revolt over abortion Politics Arthur Beesley
  • In Tahrir Square, cheerful protesters scent victory over Morsi Africa Michael Jansen
  • Sligo council calls on Government to remove suicide clause from Bill Health Ciaran McCarthy
  • Mandela grandson to challenge family court ruling Africa Joe Humphreys
  • Live streaming of child sex abuse on the increase UK
  • Creighton finally lays her cards on the table without showing them all Politics Miriam Lord
  • Two held over Rathmines cocaine seizure Crime & Law
  • Cuts to GP and pharmacist fees ‘inevitable’, White says News Martin Wall , Kitty Holland
  • NI Minister says police may be turning ‘blind eye’ to drug dealers News Gerry Morriar
  • O’Reilly polls well in European Ombudsman election Politics Steven Carroll , Suzanne Lynch
  • Man killed in Co Cork collision News Barry Roche
  • Cyclist left with bruised neck after rope tied across street News Colin Gleeson
  • Ireland among nations where Snowden is seeking asylum US
  • Snowden withdraws Russian asylum request Europe
  • Venezuela looking like whistleblower’s last hope US
  • Taoiseach says Irish presidency helped bolster EU credibility Politics Suzanne Lynch
  • Accused faces second murder charge in Killorglin Crime & Law Anne Lucey
  • Pharmacist banned from working with children Health Paul Cullen
  • Irish health spending contracting faster than any other country except Greece Health Paul Cullen
  • Getting young Greeks back to well-paying jobs will take Trojan efforts from Europe’s leaders Europe Damian Mac Con Uladh
  • Outgoing Ictu chief criticises Labour over Coalition role Politics Martin Wall
  • Man jailed for three and half years for killing journalist Crime & Law
  • Christmas Eve burglar jailed after stealing childrens’ presents Crime & Law David Raleigh
  • Bebo being sold back to founder for just $1m Technology
  • Noonan to request banks to preserve tapes for Oireachtas inquiry Oireachtas Michael O'Regan
  • Man got trapped in attic of house he was trying to break into Crime & Law
  • Dundon brought from court to hospital with head injury Crime & Law
  • Senator Zappone publishes gender recognition Bill Social Affairs Fiona Gartland
  • Cases of drug-related intimidation reported every month News Pamela Duncan
  • Two males in court over Wexford burglary News
  • At least 45 people killed in Iraq bombings Middle East
  • Snowden asylum request deserves latitude, says Daly Politics
  • Morsi calls on Egyptian army to withdraw ultimatum Africa
  • Dáil vote on abortion Bill carried by 138 to 24 Politics Irish Times Reporters
  • Website closing on 1.5m signatures declaring support for Edward Snowden World Peter Murtagh
  • Rules on legal cannabis medicines ‘advanced’, says White Health Pamela Duncan
  • Committee advises against alcohol sponsorship ban Politics Mary Minihan
  • Morsi, military chief say they are willing to die for Egypt Africa Michael Jansen
  • Abortion Bill will not address European court’s concerns, says Doctors for Choice News Judith Crosbie
  • Morsi role at Syria rally seen as tipping point for Egypt army Africa
  • Egyptian military gives president Mohamed Morsi ultimatum News Michael Jansen
  • Dubliner cleared of murder of teenager Daniel McAnaspie Crime & Law

  • Sport

  • Carton House comes in for universal praise after Irish Open Golf Philip Reid
  • Aidan O’Brien may give Camelot a chance to redeem himself at Sandown Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Statistics don’t lie: Rory McIlroy must sort out driving to get his game back Golf Philip Reid
  • Paul Coggins set for Mayo clash after London’s finest hour Gaelic Football Ian O'Riordan
  • Derry City look to add to their firepower by signing David McDaid National League Emmet Malone
  • Kilkenny and Tipp spin the turnstiles Gaelic Football Seán Moran
  • Anderson’s 127 marks day one of Ireland’s ICC game against the Netherlands Other Sports Emmet Riordan
  • Draw not kind to Irish crews in bid for Henley glory Other Sports Liam Gorman
  • Simon Gerrans takes third stage of Tour de France Other Sports Sean Ingle
  • Brian O’Driscoll calls on team-mates to produce ‘80 minutes of their lives’ International Gerry Thornley
  • The man with the plan sees grey skies turn blue for Dublin hurling Hurling Seán Moran
  • Horwill cleared to face Lions in third test International
  • Lions sound confident note over injured trio ahead of Sydney decider International
  • McClaren joins backroom team at QPR English Soccer
  • Lots of key decisions for Lions management International Gerry Thornley
  • Roche misses chance at yellow jersey in team time trial Other Sports
  • Ireland take control against the Netherlands Other Sports Emmet Riordan
  • Lisicki lives up to billing as new favourite Other Sports
  • Pirelli says teams contributed to tyre blowouts at Silverstone Other Sports
  • Kolo Toure keen to kickstart career at Liverpool Soccer
  • We survive Corsica, now it’s onwards and upwards to Nice and the team time trial in the Tour de France Other Sports Dan Martin

  • Business

  • Future Proof: Bringing fun into shopping malls Retail & Services Áine McMahon
  • Asia Briefing: Financier Horlick now backing Chinese films World Clifford Coonan
  • High-frequency traders push markets towards the precipice Personal Finance Rory Gillen
  • Me & My Money Personal Finance Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Q&A Dominic Coyle Personal Finance Dominic Coyle
  • Serious Money: No closer to bank debt deal as EU presidency ends Financial Services Mark Kennedy
  • Pricing patients out of the health insurance market Personal Finance Fiona Reddan
  • GOP’s war on the unemployed is cruel and counterproductive Economy Paul Krugman
  • Asia Brieing: Beijing hostage drama tarnishes China’s business image World Clifford Coonan
  • Up-and-coming NI businesses on the menu for hungry US corporations Manufacturing Francess McDonnell
  • O2 operator’s profits down last year despite sell-out shows Retail & Services Gordon Deegan
  • Steinway agrees to be bought by Kohlberg & Co in a $438m cash deal Manufacturing
  • Stocks rise as surveys show stability in European economy Business Mark Hilliard
  • Norwegian investor Hitecvision buys Suretank in €52 million deal Energy & Resources Barry O'Halloran
  • ESB told staff of pension support in 2010 Energy & Resources Barry O'Halloran
  • Further €7.5m sought from builder Kennedy Financial Services Mary Carolan
  • Dunne bankruptcy proceedings stayed at request of Ulster Bank Financial Services
  • Employment activity on the up - survey Business Mark Hilliard
  • Portugal finance minister resigns, cites need for ‘cohesion’ Europe
  • US competition authorities challenge Ardagh’s acquisition of Saint-Gobain Containers Manufacturing Fiona Reddan
  • CRH spends €470m on acquisitions in H1 Business Fiona Reddan
  • Winklevoss twins look for investors Technology Fiona Reddan
  • Zynga shares soar after appointment of Microsoft executive Technology Fiona Reddan
  • Greece must deliver over next three days Economy Fiona Reddan
  • Success rate for examinerships at 75% in first half of the year -survey Economy Fiona Reddan
  • France targets €28bn in two-year budget savings Europe
  • Momentum holds up in commercial property market Commercial Property Fiona Reddan
  • Kedco to build UK biomass-fed power station Energy & Resources
  • CHQ in the IFSC sold to former CEO of Coca-Cola Commercial Property Fiona Reddan
  • 280 jobs to go as HP Ireland loses Barclaycard contract Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • Former Dairygold chief looks for €8m in damages Agribusiness & Food Mary Carolan
  • Ulster Bank to shut up to 40 branches by end of 2014 Financial Services Fiona Reddan , Charlie Taylor
  • Cork motor group returns to the black Transport & Tourism Gordon Deegan
  • Irish promoter happy with festival results Retail & Services Gordon Deegan
  • Asia Briefing: Irish trade mission to ‘paradise’ meets richest man World Clifford Coonan
  • Asia Briefing: Trade mission success for Cork firm World Clifford Coonan

  • Opinion

  • Anglo revelations and the banking guarantee Letters
  • The abortion debate Letters
  • Spirit of the GAA Letters
  • Collective bargaining rights Letters
  • Definitely not a runner Letters
  • A return to paganism Letters
  • Postcode delivery time Letters
  • An Irish helping hand for Germany Letters
  • Labour resignations Letters
  • Martyn Turner Opinion Martyn Turner

  • Life & Style

  • The unbearable rightness of being alive in Leitrim Life & Style Michael Harding
  • ‘I begged the staff to let me end the pregnancy to save the baby’ – one woman’s story Health & Family June Shannon
  • Authors want rethink on a ‘hell of a drug’ Life & Style Mark Hennessy
  • With new love comes a new sexual challenge for our relationship Life & Style Kate Holmquist
  • Brosnan’s daughter Charlotte dies from cancer People
  • Medical Matters: Inflight emergencies are part and parcel of air travel for doctors Life & Style Muiris Houston
  • That’s Men: Tendency to criticise is a reflection of our perception of ourselves Life & Style Padraig O'Morain
  • Research shows the powerful impact of children’s early years on the rest of their lives Health & Family Paul Cullen
  • Ask the expert: Our daughter is pulling her hair out constantly Parenting John Sharry
  • Health experience: ‘I never think about tomorrow’ Life & Style Colette Sheridan
  • CS Clancy Centenary Ride: A final resting-place for boots, diaries and pith helmet Motors Geoff Hill
  • Maserati takes a gamble with its new Ghibli Motors Michael Taylor
  • S is for special features – and Mercedes class Motors Ben Oliver
  • How to be a winning race driver – on a budget Motors Ian Beatty
  • Health scan: Yvonne Keating Life & Style Joanne Hunt
  • Women don’t always help themselves against misogyny Life & Style Jacky Jones
  • Quality over quantity when eating for two Life & Style Paula Mee
  • From a small start, Ability West has filled a large gap in disability services for 50 years Life & Style Lorna Siggins
  • Why children have to be treated differently to be equal Life & Style Sheila Wayman
  • My running life: Paul O’Mahony Health & Family

  • Culture

  • The Galway gentry: a caste apart Heritage Charles Lysaght
  • Ciaran Carson and Brian Ballard: Ties that bind into books Books Fionola Meredith
  • Phoenix Park concerts will go ahead next week Music Olivia Kelly