08 April, 2000 Digital News Archive

A feast of slip-sliding and gliding

ByArminta Wallace

Turkey still has long road ahead to EU membership

ByPatrick Smyth

`Devastated' family gathers to thank investigating officers

Garden Work

Festooned with Yellow Bellies

American threat

Bus talks offer no food for thought

Novelist was making minor comeback

Galway United - 0 Finn Harps - 4

The Cancer Bureau

ByBy GERARD FANNING

Theatre

ByBy GERRY COLGAN

Try not to cry at handy doomsayers

Sinn Fein Ardfheis to debate motions on scrapping RUC

ByBy MONIKA UNSWORTH

Sackville wins

ByBrian O'Connor

Radio Previews

ByLorna Kernan

Woman awarded £14,000 for caterpillar in broccoli

Ervine says both governments close to fresh initiative

ByBy SUZANNE BREEN

Student Fees

FAS to seek new director general

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Love starved

ByBy GERRY COLGAN

Guinness Choir and Orchestra/David Milne

ByMichael Dervan

Getting there

Cubans in US afraid to help send Elian home

RAF Squadron Leader Peter de Wesselow:

Concern opens appeal

Good Drinking Out Or In

Larger than life and one of the last great characters of journalism

Jobs for 30 in Cork expansion

Monitor cheats?

ByCOMPILED By JOHNNY WATTERSON

Orange March In Dublin

Ferocious dissent

ByBy TERENCE KILLEEN

Republicans buy sneakers too

ByBy TOM HUMPHRIES

Warning against `dumbing down'

Remarkable week ends with minimal changes

Cowen to meet Russia minister

This Week They Said

Techs deliver brave rally but fail to lift bourses

Flames of fiesta

Famine Warnings

Multinationals report difficulty in filling jobs

Finding friends proves hard for the Revenue

Giving investors a fix

ByBy SHANE LYNCH and LAURA DE VOY

Cronje dismisses charges

Abominable underworld

ByBy SELINA GUINNESS

Names are published

If you knew Harvey

ByBy HARRY BROWNE

Attractive products key - experts

God's Funeral by A.N. Wilson (Abacus, £9.99 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Consummating a love affair

Artist who shaped popular image of the west

ByBy ROBERT O'BRYNE

President praises NI business

Dusty by Lucy O'Brien (Pan, £5.99 in the UK)

ByBy SARAH MARRIOTT

£1m profit for CRH director

Game for youth

Sexual exile

ByBy ANGELA LONG

Opera

ByMichael Dervan

Funeral Eulogies

`Walsh visas' to benefit North and Border counties

ByBy JOE CARROLL

FIA allegations questioned

ByBy JUSTIN HYNES

Boom means huge value of Haughey assets easily covers tax bill

ByColm Keena

Dance

ByBy CAROLYN SWIFT

Report finds agencies ill equipped to deal with Travellers

ByBy EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Donegal investigation includes allegations of corruption by gardai

Bashings for Homo Nonsporticus

ByConor Goodman

Send the crisp eaters instead

ByMary Hannigan

South-east reacts angrily to prospect of a sudden influx of asylum-seekers

Villagers to meet local TDs over refugee hotel plan

ByChris Dooley

Flexibility key to success for national plan

Sibling scares in UK

ByBy MICHAEL HARDIMAN

Mad about the vine

ByBy MARY DOWEY

Union warns on rising cost of medical litigation

ByPatsy McGarry

Meeting Of Aosdana

Jazz

ByBy RAY COMISKEY

Forthcoming Auctions

New Broom in Japan

Bottle Of The Week

Bombs wound 18 in Pakistan

Jury in Nevin trial returns to consider its verdict today

ByBy NUALA HAUGHEY

Vialli may prioritise

ByBy DAVID LACEY

`I have to live out my destiny'

ByHugh Linehan

New sound in town

ByBy STUART NICHOLSON

Sport-speak

Two main parties running neck and neck in Greek election campaign

Euro may remain out of favour

ByBy JANE SUITER

Becoming fashionable after 100 years

Medical Council removes six doctors from Register

ByBy DR MUIRIS HOUSTON

Trimble under the spotlight

ByBy JIM DUNNE

Decision on power plant is deferred

ByBy CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Celtic to offer post to O'Leary

ByMichael Walker

Rugby's cost

Anarchy in the UCG

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

Elevation to Westminster

National Hurling League Previews

ByBy SEAN MORAN

Jury unanimous in manslaughter verdict on killing

Fighting for an independent and modern Tunisia

ByEDITED By SEAN HOGAN

Injury to Wood not serious

Mongolian herders suffer from disastrous drought and cold

Canoes that go for up

ByBy PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Flirting's in fashion

Scrummy meeting

Settling in for good

Scaling easy alpines

ByBy JANE POWERS

Warring parties adopt new plan

Church Of Ireland Notes

Individualisation hasn't gone away, you know

ByBreda O'Brien

Recycling Rubbish

Farmers' rights versus walkers' wants

The Words We Use

ByBy DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Feeble industrials pull Dublin lower

ByBy BRENDAN MCGRATH

The cupla focal

Funeral Eulogies

IRA dissuaded from RUC killing, document claims

ByBy DICK GROGAN

Greystones DART service on Monday

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Charlie's payback time

Auction Results

Being Bono

Number of unemployed in March falls to lowest level in almost 20 years

ByBy SIOBHAN CREATON

Sign of the Cross

Stylish head of Brown Thomas

A kind of glow

One for the road

ByOrna Mulcahy

Getting off the awkward political hook of military neutrality

ByBy GARRET FITZGERALD

Speedy ISE revamp `vital' for business

Martin shows mettle as Labour Party scores a series of own goals

Innovative college to boost employment in Tipperary

Who doesn't want to win a million?

Paranoia: the only sane response to years of hypocrisy for haemophiliacs

Presbyterian Notes

Students remain on course for Europe

Under the spotlight

Tom N issues profit warning

Jazz

Funeral Eulogies

German conductor gets top NSO appointment

ByMichael Dervan

Keely's men wrap up title

ByEmmet Malone

`First, they'll try to kill me, then it'll be your turn,' warned the mobster turncoat

TDs: Must Try Harder

Lisdoonvarna comeback is put on hold

A full-blooded testament

ByEileen Battersby

George Redmond found guilty on tax evasion charges

Two-year deal for Gatland

ByGerry Thornley

The lessons from Portugal are patience and more hard work

Battalion to be disbanded

Sunday's Previews (3.30 unless stated)

ByBy SEAN MORAN

Putting Gates in his place

ByBy JANE MARTINSON and GARY YOUNGE

Warrants for cult leaders issued

Loose Leaves

ByBy SADBH

Holiday dreams

File on child rape in Cork is closed

Archer arrested, questioned on allegations that he asked a friend to lie in run-up to trial

ByBy JO BUTLER

Dublin listed buildings in danger of falling

ByBy CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Wholesale grocery merger worth £500m

From wastrel monk to political power

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Ebullient Ahern welcomes era of IT

Teacher found guilty of assaults

In Republicans' Own Interests

Eritrea offers food aid to Ethiopians

Docks dispute escalates as three ships diverted

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

An Lucht Siuil

Nooks for cooks

ByBy LOUISE EAST

On the edge

ByBrian O'Connor

Carlow site is to house asylum-seekers

ByBy MIRIAM DONOHOE

Taoiseach attacks economy's doubters

ByBy ARTHUR BEESLEY and JAMIE SMYTH

Micko's Dream true to his name

ByBrian O'Connor

Sligo ready to join elite four

ByBy SEAN MORAN

Irish in the swing of things

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Weekend team news

Wrestlers resent gay spectators

Not such a hard station

No Law? The party goes on

Off his trolley

ByBrian Boyd

Blast at refugee centre kills two

Convict can test CAB law

Mayo men fined for gaming offences

ByBy JOAN TOBIN

Meningitis alert after girl (13) dies

ByLorna Siggins

Everyone will pay in German banking fiasco

A troublemaker in Heaven and on Earth

ByBy BRENDAN MCWILLAIMS

Happy days

ByBy EDDIE HOLT

Investment plan for farmers

Drogheda United - 0 St Patrick's Ath - 3

Man freed after 15 years in jail

Fossils discovered on Baltic coastline could provide missing link between fish and many land animals

Damages against tobacco industry

Saville inquiry releases a whiff of cordite in Derry air

Final tribute sought

BIAM now has 14% shareholding in Adare Printing

ByBy BRENDAN MCGRATH

The Tulip by Anna Pavord (Bloomsbury, £8.99 in UK)

ByEileen Battersby

Microsoft likely to settle for draw

Unionist fears allayed

Court restrains DPP in alleged assault case

EU body monitors racism in Vienna

Infernal reading matter

Best sellers

British-Irish setback at talks on arms impasse

ByBy FRANK MILLAR

High-technology stocks continue their revival

Report on vaccine trials issued to relevant parties

ByBy MARK BRENNOCK

Murder in the Name of God: The Plot to Kill Yitzhak Rabin by Michael Karpin and Ina Friedman. (Granta, £8.99 in UK).

ByBy PATRICK COMERFORD

Jurors awarded the K Club

Writer dreamt of bowing out at a hurling final

ByEDITED By SEAN HOGAN

Ministers hold back on euro statement

ByPatrick Smyth

A matter of time and space

ByBy JOHN KELLY

The Devil's Tinderbox: Dresden 1945 by Alexander McKee (£12.95 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Oil spillage kills 2,000 trout in Wicklow river

Herbert Park house with a 1/4-acre garden fetches £5.3m

ByJack Fagan

Records guidelines may be introduced

ByBy MIRIAM DONOHOE

Shaking up Jane

ByBy PENELOPE DENING

ASTI asks teacher unions to join 30% pay claim

ByBy SEAN FLYNN and EMMET OLIVER

A reputation for unpredictability

Irishman's Diary

ByBy KEVIN MYERS

Felicia's Journey

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

Eircom blinks first in UK licence lottery

Car accident victims named

A ball or a bath

Causeway ready

ByBrian O'Connor

Cerebral palsy boy loses court action alleging negligence

ByMary Carolan

Lazy beds no more

ByMichael Viney

Crust me, I'm a fish

ByBy JOHN MCKENNA

Only the best from the Irish

Buck Rogers to overcome all odds

ByBrian O'Connor

Countdown for Irish

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

First Active raises interest rates

All-Ireland League Previews

ByGerry Thornley

Gardai are taking allegations seriously

Put money where the mouth is on debt relief

ByBy DICK WALSH

US government prepares to transfer custody of Elian Gonzalez from relatives to his father

ByBy JOE CARROLL

Trad/Roots

Turkish embassy receives abuse

New action plan aims to get patients on year-long waiting lists into hospital

ByBy CHRISTINE NEWMAN

McCreevy expands empire into publishing

Belgium requests Rwandan forgiveness

Journalist seeks return of items seized by the Garda

Junior Doctors' Working Hours

Great Southern give-way

Bush For Everyone?

Praise for the singing

ByBy CATHERINE FOLEY

Detained American named

FDC were naive to believe in the GAA

High Court releases four Wicklow road protesters from jail

Man guilty of murder but insane

Two remanded on assault charge

Bonhoeffer's voice to the world

Peruvian president faces a surprise challenge

Ingenuity helps make a `major'

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Belfast man acquitted of murdering garda 18 years ago

Forthcoming Fairs

Rock/Pop

ByKevin Courtney

Lavery work may double its price

Chief financial officer named new chief executive of Esat Telecom

ByBy BRENDAN MCGRATH

Rhythm'n'Blues

ByTony Clayton-Lea

Corrections and Clarifications

Duval's stamp of authority

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Beating the looming skills crisis vital for e-business

When do we want it?

Road rage driver pays £1,500

Union calls for access to IFSC

Oldest bookseller to close stores

Saved by the bus

ByFrank McNally