24 November, 2005 Digital News Archive

Xavier is banned for 18 months by Uefa

By Michael Walker

McAleese honours Irish monk who shaped Europe

By Lara Marlowe and in Paris

Pinochet faces fraud charges

Message our young people must heed: choose safe sex

Naas continue to make ground

Thinking of selling?

Bankers line up for Ballymore's tower

By Orna Mulcahy Property Editor

Consultation on proposed Luas link begins

Anglo shares increase over strong pretax profits

By Jane O'Sullivan

Woman had multiple injuries

By Ruadhan Mac Cormaic

Why the US tenure system clashes with our culture

Planning & Development

By Compiled by Mary Hetherington

Go-ahead for Ice House conversion

By Teresa O'Malley

Take five @ around €3m

Pinochet under arrest, faces charges in two cases

Goodbody employee alleges bullying

By Claire Shoesmith

Fine Gael agus An Ghaeilge

British MPs vote to pass North amnesty bill

A Landlord's Life

Shrewsbury Road house makes over €30m

Guide to research business

Mammogram wait in south can be 2 years

By Eithne Donnellan

Irish firms urged to grow aggressively to global size

By Gabrielle Monaghan

Cork: a city I've always liked a lot

Derryman to fight in 'Global Warfare'

By George Kimball

Car bomber kills 34 outside hospital near Baghdad

Berlin: building and demolishing memories

Eco apartments look to the future

Board denies Corrib project 'pressure'

By Lorna Siggins and Marine Correspondent

Culture

Reviews

Massive toxic slick reaches Chinese city

Call for revival of property tax and tuition fees

Kenya cabinet sacked after referendum defeat

Need to reform EU sugar regime

Urgent need to extend paid maternity - Rabbitte

Best is 'coming to end of long road', says doctor

By Patrick Logue

Concerns at low rate of sex offenders being treated in prison

By Liam Reid and Gordon Deegan

Random concern

Israel seizes Palestinian militant after siege

Revamp on the cards for Garden of Remembrance

Russian nuclear plan for Iran unites UN watchdog

On location with an agent in Ennistymon

By in conversation with Kate McMorrow

US may consider troops reduction

By JoAnne Allen in Washington

Hain takes pounding over on-the-runs Bill

In Short

Keep Irish corporation tax rate - US lobby group

By Cathal Hanley

Canadian officials thank Sligo hospital staff

No agreement at EU sugar talks

By Jamie Smyth

Iran's president propelled into crisis

By Robert Tait and in Tehran

Garda numbers to reach 14,000 target next year, says McDowell

FG chief whip stands by Nally comments

By Ciaran Fahey

Investigation looks at Ryanair Charleroi firm

By Gabrielle Monaghan

An Irishman's Diary

'Old-fashioned' approach works for bank

Economist admits it got it wrong

Reviewing the nuclear option

Around the Block

Part of Antrim town sealed off after explosion

Flintoff's fighting spirit keeps English hopes alive

Roma most vulnerable in EU to racism

By Jamie Smyth in Brussels

Permission is required for helipad

By Edel Morgan

Vatican to ban active gays from seminaries

Celtic yet to have talks with Keane

Chirac and chancellor diverge on vision of Europe

By Lara Marlowe in Paris

Two women held over Limerick cocaine haul

What are the politics behind China's race to develop Sudan?

By Rob Crilly

United Drug delivers double-digit growth

By Úna McCaffrey

Sean Dunne to buy Berkeley Court Hotel site for €119m

By Úna McCaffrey

Visually impaired nun wins case against pub

By Olivia Kelly

Bus Eireann not notified about Navan crash charges

By Tim O'Brien

Bank of Ireland earnings climb 10%

Britain introduces 24-hour pub opening

In Short

Catholic church and child abuse

In Short

Bono invests in firm under scrutiny

By Sean O'Driscoll in New York

Motorists told to avoid driving in icy conditions

By Patrick Logue

Sponsors hang up on United

Suspicions aired about jet using Shannon facilities

By Jimmy Walsh

Vietnam detains Glitter for four months - reports

Diary

PSNI investigate ear-biting attacks in Belfast

'Irish Daily Star' may be main casualty in Dublin freesheet battle

By Emmet Oliver

Campaign under way to promote Fairtrade

By Fiona Gartland

Cocaine seizures rise by 1,200% in a decade

O'Keeffe suggests rebalance of law towards homeowner

Long shot still battling to make a case for inclusion

Neither full nor fulsome, but a fine balancing act

Soccer Shorts

Q&A

Worth the Investment

By Edel Morgan

Booming colour gives boutique hotel Bohemian air

Cape Town teachers visit school in Dublin

By Carl O'Brien

An Post studies Labour Court proposal

By Chris Dooley

Dunnes ruled against over union role

By Chris Dooley and Industry and Employment Correspondent

Major housing scheme go-ahead reversed

By Frank McDonald and Environment Editor

In Short

Fear of more Bush-Blair leaks sparked media threat

By Richard Norton-Taylor and Michael White in London

Chelsea banish away blues

By Jon Brodkin at the Constant Vanden Stock Stadium

Working towards higher productivity

Fas predicts shortage of doctors and nurses

By Eithne Donnellan and Health Correspondent

'Determined terrorist' convicted in Belfast

German confidence index falls for November

Ireland gives extra $1m to UN refugee agency

By Kilian Doyle

Heggarty still on course for seniors card

Tried and trusted hang on to their listeners

Argentine 'dirty war' fugitive arrested in Spain

In Short

Sinn Fein calls for universal pre-school education

An Post management accepts Labour Court deal

Shift in form, not content, as Merkel takes stage

Crash girl had hip replaced

RTE hit as radio audience down further 1%

By Emmet Oliver

Draw enough for Liverpool

By Stuart James At Anfield

McCreevy to act against Italian central bank

Protest over debate on Israel

By Deaglan de Breadun

McLeish and club get vital point to survive

By 2

Consumers warned over car-finance agreements

By Patrick Logue

First-time buys

By Compiled by Edel Morgan

WHO bird flu experts head to China province

Minister's wishful fantasy

Sinn Fein motion on Irish unity

Eligibility board on pardons to be set up - Ahern

Low risk, steady rewards in Brussels

Male teacher a rare species, says report

By Seán Flynn

Minister's secretary resigns

By Ali Bracken

Closer ties with US likely as German leader visits Nato HQ

By Jamie Smyth in Brussels

Mullins looks for run

By Brian O'Connor Racing Correspondent

Chavez to press ahead with Spain arms deal

Rape Crisis Centre launches new website

By Kitty Holland

North Terrace to be open for Six Nations

By John O'Sullivan

Ictu warns of electricity shortages

By Mark Hennessy and Political Correspondent

Legalities stopping breath tests 'quite extraordinary', says Ahern

By Marie O’Halloran

Major housing scheme go-ahead reversed

By Frank McDonald and Environment Editor

Morris's War plans

By Brian O'Connor

O'Connor brothers break new ground

By Ian O'Riordan

Medical groups oppose private hospital plans

Irish Ferries row unlikely to be resolved, says Taoiseach

Culture

Dame's treat

Ceremony to mark army role in Congo siege

Interest rates set to rise slowly but surely

By Úna McCaffrey

Chaplains want 'failed' prison system evaluated

By Patsy McGarry and Religious Affairs Correspondent

Water cut off from city of 9 million

By Clifford Coonan in Beijing

French study rejects Sarkozy plan to aid minorities

Robinson looks for fast track

Anglo records surprise 36% rise in profits

By Jane O'Sullivan and Markets Correspondent

Aids activists warn of 'complacency' on risk

By Kilian Doyle

Jury finds Sligo man guilty of manslaughter

Those exiled by IRA 'must contact communities'

Use of testimony from protected witnesses is upheld

To the woodlands and . . . the helicopter pad

By Kate McMorrow

Low rise sofas high fashion

By Fiona Tyrrell

Buyer beware in Berlin

Snow on the way as Met Eireann warns of cold snap

Adams urged to move over 'on the runs'

Inspector advised against new stretch of dual carriageway

By Sean Keane

Smurfit and Kappa finish merger process

By Claire Shoesmith

Concern over human rights as US lifts Indonesia military ban

Concern over sale of Galway bakery

By Lorna Siggins and Western Correspondent

EU official to raise 'CIA camps' reports with US

Much done, but much remains to be done for safety on water

By Lorna Siggins

Plea for help for starving in East Africa

Action needed on weakening economy

Watch this Space

Carew goal sees Lyon top group

New websites to aid schools

EU reaches deal to reform sugar policy

By Kilian Doyle

CIA denial of torture

Soldiers who fought in the Congo commemorated

Thousands join Concern's 24-hour fast

Prisoners on CIA Shannon flight claim to be investigated

By Denis Staunton in Washington

TD expelled in heated exchanges on health

DeLay setback as corruption decision deferred

By Denis Staunton in Washington

Funding for seabed survey

75% of primary schools have no sports hall -survey

Robinson on 'copping out'

Liverpool and Chelsea qualify for last 16

NI coldstore investigation extends across Europe

Trintech reports losses of $380,000 over problems with chip and pin

By Gabrielle Monaghan

New law for physical punishment of children in NI

Sunni leader and three sons shot in their beds

By Paul Tait in Baghdad

Man arrested in Tallaght over narcotic plants

HSE urged to fund more interpreters

By Eithne Donnellan and Health Correspondent

Literacy and numeracy surveys are ignored

By Seán Flynn and Education Editor

Answering Ireland's Call

Unions to campaign for collective bargaining

By Chris Dooley

Court rejects final appeal by Gilligan

By Mary Carolan

Irish Ferries row between security staff and crew

By David Labanyi

Revenue to refund VAT on staff canteen sales

By Dominic Coyle

Dublin investment bias could 'capsize country'

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Siptu says Govt must intervene in ferries row

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

No motion on agenda for UCD's removal

By Gavin Cummiskey

Exile not too happy at being exiled

By Gavin Cummiskey

Residents alliance confirms stance on floodlights

By Ian O'Riordan

Number of visitors from overseas rises by 5%

By Joe Humphreys

Garda likely to push for extension of scheme

By Joe Humphreys

Attempt to clear Dail of press accepted as wrong

By Mark Hennessy

Taoiseach leads Dail in paying tribute to Lawlor

By Marie O’Halloran

Campaign to urge drivers not to drink at all

By Tim O'Brien