08 July, 2000 Digital News Archive

Forthcoming Fair

Splendidly illustrated, panoramic in scope, peppered with idiosyncrasies

ByBy BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Sister act

Union row over Aer Lingus cabin crew escalates

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Robust Wall Street gives London a boost

Fasting, Feasting by Anita Desai (Vintage, £6.99 in UK)

ByArminta Wallace

DIRT bills finally hit home

ByDominic Coyle

Man woke to find finger missing

Green Party selects candidate

A very good time it was

ByBy ANTHONY DOWNEY

£1m to develop after-care plan

Red Squirrels

Art Publication

Molloy rejects criticism over house figures

ByBy JANE SUITER

Discover hidden charms of boredom

ByBy JOE CARROLL

The lunch crunch

ByOrna Mulcahy

Bikers in poignant funeral tribute to racing champion

ByBy ROISIN INGLE

Clubs give O'Byrne stadium ultimatum

ByEmmet Malone

EU, ACP agree €1.1 bn relief

Junior Doctors

Only mighty

EU signs £3bn in aid in recognition of constructive use

ByTim O'Brien

Crowds mourn Leixlip teenagers killed by train

ByAlison Healy

Try to remember

Is State abusing procedures for asylum-seekers?

ByBreda O'Brien

Not so wild about Bosie

ByBy ROBERT O'BYRNE

Gibney's best not good enough

Speaking with forked tongue

ByBy LOUISE EAST

World class insult to African pride

Auction Results

Venus ready to explode into stardom

Motorcycle champion and king of the road who dominated Isle of Man TT

Steaming ahead

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

The Defeat of the Spanish Armada by Garrett Mattingly (Pimlico, £12.50 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Bord Failte man's death accidental

New party anxious not to raise expectations

ByBy DICK WALSH

Revenue settles with CMI bond investor

ByJohn McManus

Child Poverty

Up, under, over and out

Unemployment at 4.5% is at lowest level for 18 years

ByBy JANE SUITER

Thousands of mourners pay tribute to the `King of the Road'

ByBy ROISIN INGLE

Once bitten, twice shy for Europe's telcos

ByDominic Coyle

Sewing table among items for Cashel fair

Man charged with murder of daughter

Reliving the glorydays

ByBy JOHN KELLY

General is guilty of harassment

Still clutching

ByBy CATHERINE FOLEY

Mann enough

Fight to the death (Part 1)

Mugabe spends millions on a war as AIDS kills 1,200 a week

Game association will challenge gun rules

ByBy SEAN MACCONNELL

Kinane is still out

ByBrian O'Connor

Tallaght Hospital

Status of Montenegro changes

Literary jewels in the crown

ByEileen Battersby

Man accused of murder apologises but denies intent

NI health plan is expected in April

`A land of sleepwalking bigotry'

ByBy RUTH DUDLEY EDWARDS

Whose art is it, anyway?

ByBy KATIE DONOVAN

Making waves

ByBy IAN KILROY

Radical priest who spoke out against the war in Biafra

Dedicated teacher of chemistry

Customers put British banks in their place

ByDominic Coyle

Commission backs up McCreevy tax plan

ByPatrick Smyth

Harry Potter: where wizardry beats hype

Tracks, fields, and walls

Eircom instructs in value of fundamentals

ByDominic Coyle

Man who killed clergyman is jailed for 10 years for rape of young woman

Sinn Fein man is council chairman

Kerry to support Garvaghy locals

Go to work on a pill

US missile tests assailed as `first step' to global nuclear instability

Henninger leads as Price falls

Traditional

Disposing of the Irish mammy

ByBy JOHN WATERS

Identifying the northern problem

ByBy BRIAN FEENEY

Bourses gain as US jobs data fuel rate hopes

B of I performs well as DIRT bill is settled

ByBy BRENDAN MCGRATH

Joyce chooses to use future tense

US gets Colombia to test biological drugs warfare

ByBy ANA CARRIGAN

Reel News

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

Africa's Aids Holocaust

Father dies in rescue attempt

ILDA may face legal action for business losses

ByBy PADRAIG YEATES

Sale offers work from famous family of artists

ByBy ROBERT O'BYRNE

The River: A Journey Back To The Source of HIV and AIDS by Edward Hooper (Penguin, £10.99 in UK)

ByDr Muiris Houston

An Irishman's Diary

ByBy KEVIN MYERS

Travel Log

ByBy JOAN SCALES

Garden Work

ByBy JANE POWERS

`When they go, that'll be it'

The best baddies in town

ByHugh Linehan

Williams video shocks BBC

Ecstasy and agony

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

Neil Cooney (piano)

ByMichael Dervan

And there's more . . .

Music and dance keep west Clare humming at festival

ByBy EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Coffee from cats

Turning Mexico on its head

Video Releases

ByBy MICHAEL DWYER

Vicente Fox - a brief guide

Schroder government proposal of gay marriage draws fire

ByDenis Staunton

Turkey, Greece plan gas link

Debate On Abortion

O'Flaherty spy allegations

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

The Book of Life

Application to show TV documentaries rejected

ByBy EITHNE DONNELLAN

Steam train trip to Mullingar

O'Connell sells publishing concern to Reed Elsevier

ByBy DR MUIRIS HOUSTON

Mexico's election was historic victory for everyone

Clinton to stay execution

Solo ride brings relief

ByBy WILLIAM FOTHERINGHAM

Church Of Ireland Notes

Unlikely Alliance

World Music

ByBy MIC MORONEY

UK male nurse jailed for life

Tuskar issue may cloud Aer Lingus flotation

ByJohn McManus

The stars of ancient weather forecasting

ByBy BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Wicklow seeks to help find a speedy solution to train crisis before more jobs go on the line

Euro claim by Cook is followed by `corrective'

ByBy FRANK MILLAR

Clarke leaps from pack to share lead

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

Tributes as Flood retires as High Court judge

Byron: Child of Passion, Fool of Fame by Benita Eisler (Penguin, £9.99 in UK)

ByBy BRIAN FALLON

Pilot cleared of recklessness

Legal debate on 10th day of fraud trial

Paint all over

ByBy CATHERINE FOLEY

Sentence adjourned in heroin case

An unsung ghost of Europe

ByBy PHYLLIS GAFFNEY

Debate On Abortion

£157,000 fetched for castle chairs

Dissident republicans arrested in Dundalk

ByBy ELAINE KEOGH

Leaders fail to avoid trouble

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

3 blackmailed on the UVF's behalf

The day Wexford woke up to the beginning of a 30-year mystery

Confrontation at Drumcree part of ancient political struggle

`Small strong vision snarled on a net of fields'

ByBy SELINA GUINNESS

Aldi, Dunnes reach interim agreement on patent dispute

Stocks rise strongly as economy slows

Jogging The Memory

Pottering around Dublin

Sudden Times by Dermot Healy, (Harvill, £6.99 in UK)

ByRosita Boland

Dunlop the king of the roads

ByBy BRIAN FOLEY

Aminex set to double Russian oil output

ByBy JAMIE SMYTH

Limerick artist wins prize at prestigious exhibition

ByBy EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Galway v Sligo

ByBy SEAN MORAN

Lawyer claims murder accused's detention illegal

A former formality

ByBy JANE POWERS

No divorce from reality

ByBy ROISIN INGLE

New party must be national or nothing

True grit

Compensation seen as `joke'

Warning on abuse of gene information

ByBy EMMET OLIVER

Pop

ByKevin Courtney

Parades body confirms ban despite Orange protests offer

ByBy PAUL TANNEY

Man killed when struck by train

Rock/Pop

Oxx set for treble

ByBrian O'Connor

Ain't Patrick

ByBy KEVIN MYERS

AGSI denies it opposes equal pay

Nations Cup double for Irish

ByBy GRANIA WILLIS

Man gets 15 years for assaults, torture and mutilation of wife and daughter

Dig out your own gems

ByBy MARY DOWEY

Sweet bags galore

ByBy CATHERINE FOLEY

Not retiring entirely

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

Chef acting in bizarre manner - High Court Master

Adams travels to US for talks

Dance

ByBy CAROLYN SWIFT

Clintons plan autumn visit

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

Inquiry on Donegal gardai widening

The English are coming! The English are coming!

Dunlop funeral means calmer day up North

ByBy PAUL TANNEY

Two voices calling us from brink of madness

Eye On Nature

ByMichael Viney

Letters' aim `to rebuff' board

ByBy EITHNE DONNELLAN

Supreme Court sets date for Riordan hearing

Child Actors In "Medea"

Bottle Of The Week

ByBy MARY DOWEY

Jazz

Bonus shares offer some relief to Eircom investors

ByBy BRENDAN MCGRATH

Flying Rafter sends Agassi crashing

ByJohnny Watterson

Amending ABM treaty - and losing linchpin of restraint

ByBy E.D. DOYLE

Strikers big and small

ByFrank McNally

Mixed Messages On Safety

Fresh off the boat

7 punishment shootings in north Belfast

Fallon's fear

Prints be praised

ByAidan Dunne

Bruising BIFFO

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

Lull after the storm as Harney tries to rebuild her image

Nothing is as it seems

Tension increases in North as parade ban is upheld

ByGerry Moriarty

Car sales accelerate and tax take too

ByDominic Coyle

Rock 'N' Roll

ByTony Clayton-Lea

Woods set to scorch Limerick

ByBy DERMOT GILLEECE

World Cup Decision

Still keeping the flame alive

Waterlog: A Swimmer's Journey Through Britain, by Roger Deakin (Vintage, £7.99 UK)

ByBy JOE CULLEY

Handover of bishop's palace splits C of I community

Shopping Tips

ByBy MARY DOWEY

No investigator for IMB until three months ago

ByBy PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Police investigate Orange hall fire

Refuge of the doomed

ByEileen Battersby

Peace talks crucial for Barak

Nice 3,000 metres affords O'Sullivan further tune-up

Police await DNA results

Gardai try to identify body of man found in mountains

ByChris Dooley

Paid study offered for nursing course

Scorching heat hinders Kosovo reconstruction

Definitely, maybe over

Flattered by Hitler

ByHugh Linehan

Around Australia in 23 days

ByBy FIONA MCCANN

This was the sporting week that was. . .

ByMary Hannigan

Ahern to meet ministers on one-to-one basis on `hits'

ByBy ALISON O'CONNOR

G'day again, and again

ByBy ANGELA LONG

Husband of murdered Frenchwoman `hopeful'

ByBarry Roche

Offaly to make a fight of it

ByBy SEAN MORAN

£200m Belfast retail complex planned

ByBy JAMIE SMYTH

Honours injun

ByBy CATHERINE FOLEY

End of the spider woman

ByBy EAMON DELANEY

Morphic Fields

ByBy CAROLYN SWIFT

No legal costs for witnesses called in Ansbacher probe

ByColm Keena

Institute to double size of campus

ByLorna Siggins

The hurler leaves the pitch

Sequencing comes to the fore again on the eve of Drumcree

Forthcoming Auctions

Portadown district master refuses to condemn violence at Drumcree

ByBy PAUL TANNEY

Constant star is no longer outshone

Errors not detected prior to Tuskar disaster

Some intriguing tactical battles in store

ByBy EAMONN CREGAN

Peace process would suffer with Sinn Fein in government

ByBy GARRET FITZGERALD

Ewe grant seized in court move

Ormeau Park Orange service allowed

ByBy MONIKA UNSWORTH

Dawning of the age of the eco-missionary

ByMichael Viney

Pregnant woman had crash trauma

Headfort Rose blooms at last

FAS wooing German jobseekers to Ireland

ByDenis Staunton

Spy's sentence suspended

Postcards from the edge of the Galway racecourse

The Best

Killing the suspense

ByBy MICHAEL PAINTER

Auction of Offaly house contents offers some interesting pieces

Basque bomb goes unclaimed

Newslines

FIFA's inquiry all but ended

McGinley stays focused

ByPhilip Reid

The Words We Use

ByBy DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Gay activists to march at Colosseum

ByBy PADDY AGNEW

The magic of Tiger will be big draw at charity pro-am

ByBy EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Extending Coastline

Crisis In Health Services

Armagh Catholic family threatened

Liam Gallagher and Patsy Kensit split up

Darwin court clears Kildare man of murder of 20-year-old Australian

ByBy GARY O'SHEA

Key factor at the BTSB was money, or the lack of it

Timbuktu by Paul Auster (Faber, £6.99 in UK)

ByEileen Battersby

Part in The Odd Couple seemed to have been written for him

Irish children under the spell of Harry Potter

Decision seeps into a nation's psyche

ByBy PATRICK LAURENCE

Lexicographer with a passion for the exotic

Davenport has brawn - and brain

ByJohnny Watterson

ITG accuses Eircell of abusing dominant market position

Media magnate with an eye on political power

Raider sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment for manslaughter of watchman

This Week They Said

Corrections And Clarifications

Portadown loyalists are outraged as parade ban is upheld

ByBy MONIKA UNSWORTH

Will we get a receipt . . .

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN

Classical Music

ByMichael Dervan

Methodist Notes

Agreement reached in directives court case

Ferry Tempting

ByBy MARY DOWEY

Fight to the death (Part 2)

Go fish

ByBy JOHN MCKENNA

Barrister with a crusading brief turns to politics

ByBy MARK BRENNOCK

Paisley criticises claim of `victory'

Derry's day has arrived

ByBy SEAN MORAN

A passion for the arts

Local coalitions holding firm

ByBy RENAGH HOLOHAN