31 March, 1997 Digital News Archive

Mayhem in the streets as Le Pen preaches

ByLara Marlowe

World shows confidence in the new Ethiopia

ByPaul Cullen

Two drowned in boating accident

Erbakan plays down talk of split

Swan accepts ride on Wylde Hide

ByBrian O'Connor

YOUNG STEPHEN

ByFrom PAUL O'HANRAHAN

Expenditure on property on foot of testator's promise creates an equity

ByBy MIRIAM REILLY

Russia, NATO accord nears

Coleman switch does trick for Galway

ByBy SEAN KILFEATHER

Romania apply full throttle

Cambride product sharp winning performance

ByBy ANDY BOWMAN

Ireland advance but bowlers need to find form urgently

ByBy DAVID TOWNSEND

Boyd backbones

ByBy PATRICK GLENN

Fisher and Kennedy on course for victory

ByBy BRIAN FOLEY

Low inflation will stay - US official

Christie's plan to sell off Shackleton's artefacts

ByLorna Siggins

Windfall for cultists estates - if alien abduction can be proved

No need to fear the advent of Tesco in Ireland

ByBy MICHAEL KELLY

Limerick gets into composting

THE OFFICE OF ARMS

ByFrom MICHAEL COMYNS

2% in Brazil find Congress honest

Meath trim neighbours

Ringing the sea changes

ByBy BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Countdown to the midnight hour

ByBy CONOR O'CLERY

Dublin on top

Saudi dissident denies bomb role

COMPUTING THE FUTURE

Union welcomes new deal on prison teaching

ByBy ANDY POLLAK

Elwood return marked by dull Lansdowne win

ByBy KIERAN GARRY

Bryan Adams

ByBy TONY CLAYTON LEA

Very versatile

ByBy FRANCESCA FEARON

Culture

Arrival of sex offender appalls town

ByBy KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Culture

1922 pact has lessons for closer links with the North

ByBy PAUL BEW

PARADES, ORDERS AND RESIDENTS

ByFrom JOHN ROBB

Manic attack

ByKevin Courtney

206 killed on SA roads

Water campaigners fear grants plan leaves room for parish pump politics

ByBy UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL

Dublin needs £1m extra to sell tourism

ByBy GARY CULLITON

Clare too strong for Offaly

ByBy TOM HUMPHRIES

Good Buy For Now

McGimpsey makes early exit

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Vive le visagiste

ByBy ROBERT O'BYRNE

Old Crescent in command

Gloomy news is bad for health

Limerick's tenacity rewarded

ByBy SEAN MORAN

Accountants to fund IT research

Fears of more violence in run up to British election

ByBy CATHERINE CLEARY and CARMEL ROBINSON

Adams welcomes Mowlam's remarks on entry of SF to multi party talks

ByBy CARMEL ROBINSON

Economy is making moves and the people make babies

ByBy KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Hamilton hails work ethic

ByEmmet Malone

Athlones date for pairs championship

ByBy GEORGE RYAN

Emotional Muster wins

Parents say INTO motion aims to exclude disabled children from mainstream schools

ByBy ANDY POLLAK

Section 35 incentive gets an overhaul

ByBy DAVID KENNEDY

Spectators the winners in a fine game of rugby

ByBy DES BERRY

Rabbitte and ICTU target Dunnes Stores

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

O'Neill's arrival softens blow

ByBy PETER BYRNE

REBUILDING ALBANIA

Newpark excel in European festival

Area where the terrorists hold all the aces

ByCatherine Cleary

RADIO IRELAND

ByFrom MARTIN CONDON

Scanlon leads in Gorey

ByBy JIM MCARDLE

What would Shankly make of Diniz?

ByMary Hannigan

Dubai Cup is re-scheduled

Attack on SF offices blames on Red Hand Commando

ByBy CARMEL ROBINSON

An April Fools' Parade

ByBy FIACHRA O MARCAIGH and MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM

83 year old man critical after attack with axe

Another win for Ballymena

Presidency more than a lark in Park for politicians

ByBy NUALA O'FAOLAIN

Daly to enter Ford clinic

HOLES IN THE GROUND AND ALL THAT

CHECK UP

ByLorna Kernan

Coalition may collapse after major partner withdraws its support

ByRahul Bedi

Taisce unhappy with golf club's progress

Errant Tory MPs urged to stand aside

ByBy RACHEL DONNELLY

Hingis ace of the pack

ByJohnny Watterson

WORLD TRADE REGIME

ByFrom DAVID O'GORMAN

12 killed as grenade attack on Cambodian opposition rally

ByBy NICK CUMMING BRUCE

Westmeath snatch draw

A cult of ignorance

ByBy MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM

NONE LEFT

ByFrom JACK TOOHEY

Embassy protest prevented

Watchdog keeps an eye on birds

The Grey Monk to make his class tell

ByBrian O'Connor

Anger as FG man defects to PDs

ByBy MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Hutton rescues drab Derry

ByGerry Thornley

Ireland's growth rate to stay top of EU

ByBy SIOBHAN CREATON

NO ACCESS TO UGGOOL

ByFrom LINDA CUSACK

Both sides want change of heart in North, says church heads

ByPatsy McGarry

ME AND MY HEALTH - CATHERINA MCKIERNAN

ByBy KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Range equipped with soundproofing and essentials for overnight accommodation

ByCatherine Cleary

COMMUNITY FESTIVAL

ByFrom CAITRIONA RUANE

Kilkenny romp home

ByBy PAUL BUTTNER

Britain called on to start real talks

Mitchell admits he ordered 40 phone tabs taps as Minister

ByBy MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Dungannon swept away by crafty Shannon

ByBy EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Easy rider seeks national profile

ByBrian O'Connor

Gardai investigate series of rapes in Athlone

ByPaul Cullen

Mayo get the vote

US to review Jews' accounts

Freeze ties with Israel - Arab League

Oklahoma bomb trial starts

Villeneuve opens his account in Brazil

ByBy MARTIN MCARTHY

Mitchell birdies last to take title

Pope gives message of peace in 57 languages

Post mortems on all 39 of San Diego suicide group completed

Antrim hold on to win

Anger at firms political funding

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Politician says he was charged

ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS

ByFrom MAURA MAGILL

Woodville Star steals show

ByBrian O'Connor

Sailing group adds to criticism of appointments to harbour boards

ByLorna Siggins

Fewer animals failing TB tests since Government made farmers pay cost

ByBy SEAN MACCONNELL

FIGHTING CRIME

ByFrom ULTAN O BROIN

Moscow women scent dynamic change in couch potato husbands

Mayhew says offer by Mowlam dangerous

ByBy RACHEL DONNELLY

India within sight of victory in Third Test

Silver Groom to shine for Akehurst

Brave Irish finally fall to forward power play

ByBy EDMUND VAN ESBECK

An Easter rising to pray for peace

ByPatsy McGarry

Elkington leaves field in his wake

Wasps and bee did it long before Dolly's day

ByBy DR WILLIAM REVILLE

Former school bus driver kills six students, two teachers

Zeal of the campaigners

ByBy KATIE DONOVAN

Triumphal Le Pen proposes European alliance of right

ByLara Marlowe

Archbishops deplore decline of standards in society

ByPatsy McGarry

Profits are falling despite boom says small firms group

ByBy SIOBHAN CREATON

Clontarf on top as title race nears conclusion

ByGerry Thornley

Irish market has ability to meet Tesco challenge

ByCliff Taylor

Sligo pressure yields win

Laois facing relegation

Arafat on tightrope to salvage peace talks

ByMichael Jansen

Man gets jumbo to himself

Masterful Villeneuve always in control

ByBy ALAN HENRY

Kiely double likely

ByBrian O'Connor

Men suffer from bone wasting osteoporosis too

ByBy JOE ARMSTRONG

Terenure put in strong finish

Avoca fail to find their touch

AN IRISHWOMAN'S DIARY

ByMary Leland

STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS

ByFrom KEN RYAN

Princess in secret meeting

Italians deny responsibility for deaths of boat people

ByBy PADDY AGNEW

Wicklow remain unbeaten at the top

ByBy DES BERRY

West Bank now like a war zone

ByBy DAVID HOROVITZ

Egging on the programmers

The sky's the limit

ByColm Keena

Partnership 2000 of little use to low paid, meeting told

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

SF dismisses crazy bomb link claims

King overcomes nerves to win

Letter from vendor's autioneer confirming oral land sale binds vendor

ByBy TERESA BLAKE

MATERNITY BEDS

ByFrom PETER CUMMINGS

Culture

Bizarre Kildare Street cult

ByBy BRENDAN GLACKEN

Freedom for rebels rejected

Everitt drop goal a winner

CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE NORTH

ByFrom DERRY KELLEHER

Union seeks referendum to secure Sunday trading ban

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Italian treat in Trieste

PESTICIDES

ByFrom (DR) ELIZEBATH CULLEN

PEOPLE

INTO concerned at effect of rise in birth rate

ByBy ANDY POLLAK