31 May, 1997 Digital News Archive

EYE ON NATURE

ByMichael Viney

Brazil beaten by Norway

Hole-in-the-heart baby must wait 13 months to see cardiac consultant

ByPatsy McGarry

Bruton's Garda reform adviser endorses FF's `zero tolerance'

ByBy JOHN MAHER

Woods barely makes the cut

Called abroad

Ireland's late developers need a win

ByGerry Thornley

Beyond the usual

ByBy COLIN HARPER

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

Falling short of early promise

ByBy JOE BREEN

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

Stability of party support unchanged with crucial floating vote still undecided

ByBy JACK JONES

Crime is down 15% in Salthill

Man acquitted of woman's murder

World's best go one on one

Irish record for Neil Ryan

Drawing the crowds

ByBy TOM MATHEWS

Nigeria flies in more troops as US airlifts over 900

ByBy JOHN CHIAHEMEN

Excivil servant to head adverts body

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

ByFrom CHARLIE MCCREEVY and TD

Artistic licence to party

ByBy LOUISE EAST

Illuminating Ireland's past

ByBy MICHAEL RYAN

Right-wing leader raises spectre of Quebec secession

ByBy JOE CARROLL

FF and PDs close to gaining majority, new poll reveals

ByGeraldine Kennedy

BUPA

ByFrom WILLIAM HEAP

Posters to show results of heroin addiction

Prague Farewell, by Heda Margoulis Kovaly (Indigo, £6.99 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Cool guy

Seeing double

COMMEMORATING THE FAMINE

ByFrom MAURA HARRINGTON

Irish Poetry After Yeats, edited by Maurice Harmon (Wolfhound, £6.99)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Mahaffy family values

ByDeirdre Falvey

CND chairman calls for vote against those introducing NATO "by stealth"

ByPatsy McGarry

Dancing from dawn in dusk

ByBy CAROLYN SWIFT

£1,000 to V de P for traveller (84)

Ryanair's share success remains on a steady high

ByBy MARY CANNIFFE

APOLOGETIC BISHOP

ByFrom (SR) DELIA GALLAGHER

Hong Kong's rapid changes undermine our stereotypes

ByPaul Gillespie

Utah Jazz end on high note

Mowlam calls for parades solution

ByBy CARMEL ROBINSON

WHAT'S IN A NAME?

ByFrom DAVID R. NOBLE

A matter of interpretation

ByBy JOHN BOLAND

COMMEMORATING THE FAMINE

ByFrom JOHN DORIS

Clapton's art fetches £419,665

Sick Sampras bites the claycourt dust again

ByBy STEVE BIERLEY

No clerical errors

Helpline for smokers opened

The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov (Penguin, £7.99 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

COMMEMORATING THE FAMINE

ByFrom JOHN T. KAVANAGH

Galway' housing boom continues

Olazabal ready to gamble on Irish Open

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

PDFORRA warns of Army concerns

Bruton confident of Rainbow victory

ByBy MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Declares Pereira, by Antonic Tahucchi (Harvill, £5.99 in UK)

ByEileen Battersby

A plan that revitalised a war-shattered Europe

ByBy SEAN CRONIN

Mavis Belfrage, by Alasdair Gray (Bloomsbury, £5.99 in UK)

ByEileen Battersby

Freight costs challenged

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

ByBy FRANK KILFEATHER

Confident Greens predict company in Dail for Sargent

ByBy DENIS COGHLAN

Law staff to continue action

PHOTO-GENDER

ByFrom TRIONA GLACKEN

Political passions lost in move to market research

ByBy MAIRE GEOGHEGAN QUINN

Half throttle Gascoigne is a luxury Hoddle can ill afford

At last: the Great American Novel?

ByEileen Battersby

A party prepared to forsake power to have policies implemented

ByLorna Siggins

Tall tales of a hoop dreamer

ByBy TOM HUMPHRIES

Residents protest at dump plans

The truth about Irish families

ByKathy Sheridan

Labour to press for continued duty free shopping

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Spring says Ahern must stop running and face questions

ByBy DICK HOGAN

Court refuses ballot order

ByBy CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Jug of milk seals £337 dairy merger

ByBy VICTOR KUSS

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE

ByFrom EDDIE HAUGHEY

FF pledges to end hospital waiting lists

Andrew Boyle

ByBy LUKE CLANCY

The course of alternative history

ByBy BILL MCSWEENEY

Yeats soldiers on in fickle market for Irish art

ByBy ROBERT O'BYRNE

Food on film

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

Jury out in Oklahoma bomb trial

`Megan's Law' man guilty

Yeltsin ready to sign treaty

Prospect of a hung Dail puts focus firmly on Independents

ByBy GARRET FITZGERALD

US economic growth rate highest for nine years

MEETING OF MINDS

Conference offers parties benefit of SA's experience

ByBy PATRICK LAURENCE

Summertime, and the readin' is easy

ByBy LOUISE EAST

Mother forced to cook weeds

ByBy BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Council may cut off supplies to water charge defaulters

Bonn adviser critical of the proposals to revalue gold

ByDenis Staunton

Going to St Ives

A book for all readers

ByEileen Battersby

Boy who had tried to save friend dies

Hoddle's England bank on Gascoigne

ByBy DAVID LACEY

The philosopher who put the doh in doughnut

ByBy ROISIN INGLE

Given move may prove a landmark

Peru judge quits in protest

Judgment put back on travellers

RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITY

ByFrom M. CAUSER

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

£1.1m from EU for gardens

Rock star ordered to attend court

Are pledges on take-home pay taxing belief?

ByCliff Taylor

Trust Granny's Pet

Coalition's best efforts fail to break logjam

ByBy DENIS COGHLAN

The long shadows cast by Lowry and Haughey

ByBy DICK WALSH

Get-out for the count

ByBy MAEVE BINCHY

Retail sales improving

Judgment on sand pit reserved

OPPOSITION STAYS IN POLE POSITION

THE WEEK IN THE MARKETS

ByBy BRENDAN MCGRATH

Out of Sight, by Elmore Leonard (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

ByArminta Wallace

Frayed nerves lead to use of dubious tactics

Gilmore pushes for tough action on Norwegian salmon

ByLorna Siggins

Le Pen serves up mayor's head on a platter

ByLara Marlowe

Government parties suffer swings and roundabouts in election polls

ByKevin O'Sullivan

FINE GAEL IN WICKLOW

ByFrom GEMMA HUSSEY

New catalogue published

Bold Demand gets support

Ballroom glitz needs some gold trimmings

ByAnthea McTeirnan

Sport gets a battering on and off the court

ByBy SEAN KILFEATHER

Volatile and floating in the new suburbs

ByLorna Siggins

Many hands make tragic work

ByEmmet Malone

The write stuff

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

Call to arms

Standard to rise in the East

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Westendorp to replace Bildt, - envoys say

Lloyd's profits

STRICTLY BALLROOM: Irish style

Strawberry Roan to miss Oaks

Bathtime In Budapest

ByBy ANGELA LONG

Nuclear deterrence claim denied

ByBy JIM DUNNE

Sick baby's plight illustrates serious waiting list crisis

ByPatsy McGarry

Pollen forecast in `Irish Times'

Leading Irish artists' paintings in Belfast

Total of BSE cases for May was four

National Chamber Choir/Colin Mawby

ByBy MARTIN ADAMS

Sunshine boosts Lotto jackpot

ByBy EMMET OLIVER

Hospital delays child heart operation for 11 months

ByPatsy McGarry

Father jailed for abuse

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Absolutely...

Dromineer can keep punters afloat through busy holiday weekend

ByBrian O'Connor

The five new age questions

Showing their true colours

ByBy EDDIE HOLT

Pope begins bitter-sweet journey home

ByBy PADDY AGNEW

Salvage operation starts here

ByGerry Thornley

Not doing anything about abortion

ByFintan O’Toole

Grand support

£0.6m profit on newspaper shares

Taking things in her stride

BySeamus Martin

Play to highlight rural Irish life

One by One in the Darkness, by Deirdre Madden (Faber & Faber, £6.99 in UK)

ByArminta Wallace

Everton may name O'Neill

Bursting to win

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

May 31st-June 6th

Church sells up over Burma

Not quite politically correct

ByFrank McNally

Yabba dabba - don't

THE WORDS WE USE

ByBy DIARMUID O MUIRITHE

Taliban lose two towns

The Last Days of the Raj, by Trevor Royle (John Murray, £13 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Talks between Telecom and unions break down

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Holy day amid a million flowers

New body for NATO and allies

The Hills have ideal blend to defend cup

ByBy TOM DEVLIN

Shares plummeting after Intel warns of drop in profits

ByBy BARRY O'KEEFFE

Secretaire abattant may fetch £2,000

Troops alert after Hizbullah incident

ByBy JIM CUSACK

East German generals jailed

Man jailed for sex assault

Chirac, Jospin line out together

ByLara Marlowe

Trawler overturns in Cork Harbour collision with ferry

ByBy DICK HOGAN

Talk of revalued pound a spur to buyers

ByCliff Taylor

Disaster in a quiet town

ByBy BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

RAMBLING ROWAN

3 prisoners in controversy over judge refused release

Down Royal delayed

Ahern sets down "mistakes" by Bruton on North

ByBy MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Docklands scheme would be largest ever

ByFrank McDonald

RUC head says IRA ceasefire inevitable

ByBy CARMEL ROBINSON

Tobacco seized in Dundalk

STARS OF THE NORTH COUNTY

ByBy MARY DOWEY

Noonan's account seems inconsistent

ByBy ALISON O'CONNOR

Ruling party wins landslide amid charges of voting fraud

Regency rosewood sofa table fetches £2,000

Severe back problems force out Langer and Ballesteros

Halifax flotation

Fermanagh Man

ByBy PATSEY MURPHY

Survey of female cancer is under way

Comet all ye faithful, the end is nigh

ByPatsy McGarry

Fabre trio look ones to beat

Paintings to make strong showing in Sutton sale

For a few dollars more

Labour's poll topper may find himself in fight for final seat

ByBy ANDY POLLAK

Much more than Faldo's bag lady

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Taking the mick out of Tony

Frustration of a Free State

ByBy PROISIAS O DRISCEOIL

World's best to go one on one

ByBy TOM HUMPHRIES

McCague sees flaws in Derry's armour

ByBy SEAN MORAN

ISME plea on pensions

Sadler's Dublin scenes for sale in London

Towns vie to be high tech guinea pig

ByBy SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

On the sugar beat

ByMichael Viney

A time of crying without tears

ByBy ROBERT FISK

Card table sold for £1,075 at Blackrock

A Lion by instinct

ByBy ROBERT ARMSTRONG

After a fashion

Waste plant `now fully functional'

Man fatally stabbed, another injured in violent incidents in Tallaght

ByBy JOHN MAHER

Tall buildings should be permitted, says report

ByFrank McDonald

£2m MRI unit opened in Galway

TUI to suspend strike threat

APOLOGETIC BISHOP

ByFrom ANNE CANNING

Going wild in the city

ByBy JANE POWERS

Re uniting the Go Betweens

ByBrian Boyd

Hepatitis C victim follows McCole route and encounters similar obstacles

ByBy ALISON O'CONNOR

Pregnancy ended after case dropped

Next year may see McInerney returning to dividend list

ByBy SIOBHAN CREATON