23 November, 1996 Digital News Archive

Intervention by army possible as lorry drivers' protest continues

By Lara Marlowe

Let There Be Light

C&C distributes Corky's

Blinker is banned by FIFA

Time for winners to accept plaudits

By By BRIAN FOLEY

Holiday fund should be set up

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Unbearable lightness of being Day Lewis

By Brian Boyd

Working hours Bill angers staff at Group 4

By Colm Keena

Gandhi writings are handed over

Victory for Albert that seems less than total

By By DICK WALSH

Contents of Georgian farmhouse to be sold

Paisley says Hume "duped" by Sinn Fein

By Gerry Moriarty

Owen orders investigation after prisoner escapes in court mix up

By By CATHERINE CLEARY and ARTHUR QUINLAN

Mythic Ireland, by Michael Dames (Thames & Hudson, £12.95 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Pickled pink

Employers say 4.5% is pay rise ceiling

By By PADRAIG YEATES

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, by Anne Bronte (Penguin, £4.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Spice Girls set the tone

By Bernice Harrison

Kilkenny show their intentions

Call to open city car-parks

ABN-Amro buys US bank

A small part vital to the big picture

By Johnny Watterson

Ireland should not remain in post-Cold War isolation

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Unionists raise the stakes on decommissioning crux

By Catherine Cleary

McGrane takes pride of place with fine 71

In search of le panache

By By DAVID LACEY

Fathers are good for you

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

Libel cases always carry a high risk of losing

By By PETER CARTER RUCK

Jurys plans refurbishment

Government amends court plan

By Geraldine Kennedy

Greens condemn `vacuous' referendum0

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

PEOPLE

A life on the boards

Helissio for Japan Cup

SYMPATHY

By From R.D. BANTON

Ahern says amendment would make justice system more effective

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

McDowell wants inquiry into AG's role in Lynch affair

By Geraldine Kennedy

THE WORDS WE USE

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Albert's road to the Aras disappears

By By DENIS COGHLAN

Remembering Gus Martin

THE BULLY OF BELARUS

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

United keen to get back on track

WINE

By By MARY DOWEY

House unites to honour Naughten

Report says judiciary should run courts

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Few signs of interest or awareness

By By BRIAN MCLAUGHLIN

Self confessed murderer jailed for life

Mugabe backs Ghali term

Retired judge says proposed legislation on bail is flawed

Down south in lotus land

By By BRIAN FALLON

Reconciliation with church could be risk for Castro

By By PASCAL FLETCHER

`Ethical' investment not popular

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

FIGHTING FOR SPAIN

By From EAMON O CIOSAIN

Court awards £50,000 to redundant manager

Irish priest attacked for opposition to summit

Churches confirm arms investments

By By ANDY POLLAK

Dementia centre announced

298 Hutus killed in Burundi - UN

Making music

By Arminta Wallace

BAIL REFERENDUM

By From DAN COLLINS

Irish bidder splashes on `daughters' painting

Judge is critical of early release

Do "bad" people make better television?

By By NUALA O'FAOLAIN

THE VAN AND THE MAN

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Protests highlight countdown to India's first Miss World contest

By By SUZANNE GOLDENBERG

Missile exploded 8km from plane

VOTING SYSTEMS

By From (MR) G.F. DALTON

Frances Black Empire Music Hall, Belfast

By By COLIN HARPER

Canny set for last 16

Six Yeats paintings in London auction

Ivanisevic threatens same old double act

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY

The Granta Book of the Family (Granta, £8.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Yates predicts BSE cases will exceed 60 this year

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

FOWL MEANS

By By JOHN MCKENNA

BAIL REFERENDUM

By From MICHAEL SCOTT

Profits at Break for the Border rise 10%

Stories for a change

By By HELEN MEANY

Pull The Trigger

By Michael Viney

AN EYE ON NATURE

By Michael Viney

Under the silver screen

Man claims £2.1m lottery prize

ANON

By From DERMOT TREACY

Injunction granted over Gilligan assets seizure

Diamond tiara which converts to a necklace

Great expectations

By Brian Boyd

Fast ground causes major withdrawal

Public works fail to aid starving

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Reynolds to know within month if he must pay costs

By By RACHEL BORRILL

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS

Burke awarded £7,500 in action against former detective garda

By By JOHN MAHER

`Crash', bang, wallop

By By MICHAEL DWYER

Man cleared of arms conspiracy

Williams in design row

By By ALAN HENRY

Tongue-in-cheek

By By JOHN BANVILLE

President presents awards

Lukashenko backtracks on referendum accord

Stocking up, by post

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Usual quota of notable omissions

By By SEAN MORAN

Banks debt may derail Euro Disney profit ride

OZONE OVER IRELAND

By From GERRY MURPHY

Tourists look for first win

HEN HYPNOSIS

By From DEREK FOREST

The bail proposal: internment or common sense?

By By JOHN MAHER

Synnott investors to get 2p in the pound

Alexander Lukashenko

By By DAVID SHOLDICE

£3,700 for Edwardian ruby, diamond brooch

CIE unions invited to talks

Plans to end solicitor's practice revealed in court

Tom The Unknown, Tennessee Williams, by Lyle Leverich (Sceptre, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Hosts hold slender lead as Ireland fall further behind

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Victorian knee hole desk is top lot at Adam sale

IS THIS A RECORD

Airlines say private airport charges higher

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

The officers and the law

By By RONAN LEANE

A feeling for Mr Ryan

By By JOHN BOLAND

A chance to replenish the wine cellar

Widow needs £50,000 to continue battle to use sperm

Sound Man to win again

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Seoul seeks solace as feud with North Korea resurfaces

By By ANGELA LONG

Napoleon and His Marshals, by A.G. MacDonnell (Prion, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Italy's return to ERM expected

Macra head says bulk of farmers innocent

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Why do women still become sequels, not equals?

By Kathy Sheridan

Byrne has some neck, says Gregory

By By JOHN MAHER

Court orders granting of shooting licences to visitors

Once through Tara's halls

By By PETER HARBISON

REYNOLDS LIBEL

By From HENRY ARUNDEL

UN military leaders meet on planned force to aid refugee

By Denis Staunton

Good bedside manners

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Friendly exchanges in Moscow augur well for future EU relations with Russians

By By DICK SPRING

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Part time for Dublin antiques, silver shops

The matter of the mind

By By MARY MULVIHILL

Mother Teresa (86) `improving'

Royal wine cooler and the French connection

Uplifting playing of Beethoven

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Irish workers are mobile but lack languages - Bruton

By By PADRAIG YEATES

City looks for prudent UK budget from Ken Clarke

`Charming chimes' and other clocks on offer

Retro chic

Swift's home setting for sale of Gainsboroughs

By Orna Mulcahy

IRELAND AND GANDHI

By From DR NARINDER KAPUR

STRICTLY LOUNGE

By Kevin Courtney

Sport

Vast improvement expected from a reinvigorated Ireland team

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

British Midland adds flights

New tiger is ready to emerge among Pacific economies

By By CONOR O'CLERY

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Sport

Finalists dominate with 22 All Stars

By By SEAN MORAN

Irish division nourishes Northern Foods' profit

Monster fun pack

By By GARRETT ROWE

Quinn says joining EMU carries fiscal policy implications

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Garda Commissioner believes IRA edging towards ceasefire

By By JIM CUSACK

New captain at Ryanair as airline heads for Europe

Arms finds make decommissioning talk unreal

By By JIM CUSACK

IRA meeting set terms for ceasefire, according to republicans

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Second strand of EMU urged by Tietmeyer

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

PD leader criticises `fiasco-ridden' Government

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Lectures on addiction

Opera hat to win at favourite track

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Case on legality of prisoners' detention adjourned

FRANCIS STUART

By From JAMES EVANS

Sociologist records `alarming' level of homophobia, but fall in sexism

By By ANDY POLLAK

On the right foot

Princess Diana's mother banned

Nietzsche in Turin, by Lesley Chamberlain (Quartet. Books, £10 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Special meeting on Estimates

ISLAMIC CENTRE

By From PAULINE BANNON

TIGHTER BAIL IS NEEDED

New England seek new style on the Italian job

By By ROBERT ARMSTRONG

Season of Noelle

Britain to pay for NI schools damage

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Don Carlos and Company, by Christopher Morgan (CUP, £10.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Microsoft Sidewinder Game Pad

By By GARRETT ROWE

THE BAIL REFERENDUM

By From JOHN O'HALLORAN and PC MCC

Inquiry to include Bord na Gaeilge

CAR-SHARING

By From CONOR LAWLOR

Armed raiders take £8,000

DART services limited

SF man wins £7,500 in case against garda

Financial changes expected at Cityjet

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Dundalk get a point but no luck

By By PAUL BUTTNER

TRADE WITH CHINA

By From JOHN WHELAN

Simpsons of madness

By Martyn Turner

Christmas stress counselling

Ministers fail to agree on fish conservation

By Patrick Smyth

Limerick man still missing

Call to stop plane, sale to Indonesia

Action sought to combat paedophilia

Charity appeal hits £200m mark

Vatican called to account over smoked salmon bills

Action on low pay sought

Tom Brodie can complete hat trick

Straightening the crooked timber

By By PRIONSIAS O DRISCEOIL

Driver escapes train death by seconds

Tory rebels a threat to Major's plans

By By FRANK MILLAR

O.J. Simpson denies ever striking his ex-wife

Australian mass murderer gets life

CAR-SHARING

By From CONOR LAWLOR

Armed raiders take £8,000

DART services limited

SF man wins £7,500 in case against garda

Financial changes expected at Cityjet

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Dundalk get a point but no luck

By By PAUL BUTTNER

TRADE WITH CHINA

By From JOHN WHELAN

Simpsons of madness

By Martyn Turner

Christmas stress counselling

Ministers fail to agree on fish conservation

By Patrick Smyth

Limerick man still missing

Call to stop plane, sale to Indonesia

Action sought to combat paedophilia

Hail the blueprint for the new rugby man

By Gerry Thornley

Games to set league alight

By Gerry Thornley