Article Index

Parish school contribution may go

By Paul Cullen

If war on joblessness has begun, Quinn must follow up this attack

By Cliff Taylor

Man remanded on rape charge

Soldiers say plan is short of funds

By By JIM DUNNE

£2.5 million expected for Ashling Hotel

Qualified welcome by IBEC and ICTU brings hopes for new pay deal

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Small firms get most from tax cut

By By ENDA FAUGHNAN

De Rossa criticised for setting up research unit

Sierra Leone amnesty offer

IBEC sees `missed opportunity'

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

CAMELOT

By From LESLIE CRAVEN

Disappointment for handicap group

Apple, Sun Microsystems resume merger talks

Fokker's woes consign Short's workforce to limbo

By Gerry Moriarty

Quinn ignores demands for tax cuts with a Budget of social solidarity

By By DENIS COGHLAN

Festival next Old target

Zeneca talks bullish

JOBS PACKAGE

PAY AS YOU LEARN

By From JOHN ffrench MULLEN

Free Presbyterians protest outside ecumenical service

By By SUZANNE BREEN

O'Donnell had gun when visiting uncle, grandmother, court told

Opposition dismissive of tax changes

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

Out of work Gerry is star of show

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Single person gains little

Danger at 48% margin as relief falls

By By GEAROID DEEGAN

Saw Doctors for `Top of the Pops'

Guard shot in roulette `game'

Blair struggles to contain party ire at Harman

THE PLACE TO BE

NINTENDO BRATS

By From MARY MATTHEWS

PEOPLE

Adams hopes for talks amid unionist scepticism

By By DICK GROGAN

Task force to plan revival of docklands

By Frank McDonald

Budget a `missed opportunity' - SF

Man challenges £100,000 award for compensation

Garda plea on missing man

Donegal pensioner dies in fire

Company warns on overheating in market

£50m rabbit in the hat cuts need to borrow

By By JANE SUITER

Lara in Cup squad

THE NATURAL LAW

By From JOE MURRAY

Child benefit and FIS rise as does grant for twins

Easing of rules on asset transfer

By By TOM MCENANEY

Bruton says Mitchell report could pave way

Dourthe to miss visit of Ireland

Super unleaded rise defended

Nomos

By By FINTAN VALLELY

Bruton and Harney clash over `openness' in Government

Ongoing policy on PRSI cuts the tax bill for lower-income employees

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Changes show welcome sign of reform

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By KEVIN MYERS

3 republican prisoners to be released on parole

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

`Upstart caterer' Robinson proves his business acumen

Two lone farmers feared murdered

By By KEVIN O'SULLIVAN and MAIREAD CAREY

Two-year-old drowns in Dargle

Last unit in Galway park put on the market

Minister plots a course for EMU qualification

Mary, single parent, employee

Halvey confident of being fit for Ireland selection

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Low-paid will benefit as income exemption limits rise by 5.5%

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Unionists seek poll as vehicle for talks

By By FRANK MILLAR

WP expresses disappointment

Gunn looking for a double

British `road rage' studied'

Poverty agency welcomes changes

Four daughters sexually abused

Bond worries hold back equities

Nibbling away at the Internet

By By LUKE CLANCY

Out of Africa by way of Cuba

By By BRIAN FALLON

Barry and Siobhan, retired

Constitutional Review

(Dr) Margaret O'Toole Rowan

By By A.J.W.

Shares slow as Budget brings little to surprise the market

By By BILL MURDOCH

Beckford proves Oldham's ace card

Youth council warns employers

Turk accused of having sex with child bride

Pound retreats over belated Budget worries

Curbing the power of well-heeled in the Dail

By Vincent Browne

Architect of his own legend

By By SEAN ROTHERY

SPOILS OF VICTORY

By From MICHEAL Mac COISDEALBH

OJ faces lawyers in civil case

Blue chips retreat after record high

Microsoft exports surge at Sandyford

By By PAUL O'KANE

Lowest paid will benefit the most

By By MARY CANNIFFE

UCD union apologises for `offensive' chants

By Paul Cullen

GALWAY SEWAGE PLANT

By From PAT FITZPATRICK

Murder charge man remanded

Owen's achievements praised by Taoiseach

Kemmy says it's `well balanced'

Payment of taxes to be made simpler

Maguire is out for at least four weeks

Rushdie beaten to top award

PAY AS YOU LEARN

By From ROBERT O'SULLIVAN

MAIN POINTS

Finex hopes payment changes enhance business

Death of Lady Ann Fitt, wife of founder of SDLP, at 74

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Russian civil rights leader quits posts

Alarm installation relief welcomed

Semi state company agrees to investigate bullying complaints

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Dalglish's exit reduces field to three

By By PETER BYRNE

FAMILY VALUES

By From DARA CALLEARY

Rebels delay release of 50 hostages `for technical reasons'

By By BRIAN KILLEN

THINKING ABOUT LAW

By From (Prof) DAVID GWYNN MORGAN

Cut in tax on profits wins praise

Quinn doles it out for jobs, £88 million for business

Granada wins control of Forte

17,000 forced to trudge back to Rwanda

Irish Press building expected to make £2m

Cut aimed at raising job levels in small firm sector

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Who's Eddie?

By Kevin Courtney

Ton, casual worker

Lack of daycare relief criticised

Government has given up on tax reform, says McDowell

By By DERMOT KELLY

De Rossa hails the `pro-work' Budget

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Norman may miss Classic

Women jailed for burglaries

Asprilla Newcastle bound

Fifth of consultants may face legal actions

By By CAROL COULTER

Astonishing change in sentiment

By Jack Fagan

Brendan and Jill, top earners

Further honour for Clare hurlers

Higgins welcomes BES funds for music

£1m sought for office building in Cabinteely

The man who mapped the sea

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Owner fined £100 for cruelty to dog

Recent growth in jobs for those with languages

By By CHRISTINA MURPHY

Irish social projects win EU grants of £670,000

By Patrick Smyth

Court allows child's evidence on video

The Clancy Brothers'

By By FINTAN VALLELY

Criminals - born or made?

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Westmoreland Street building makes £550,000

More cuts in costs wanted

By By JIM DUNNE

Coalition leaders rally round Budget to cut unemployment

By Geraldine Kennedy

Government's modest attempt at job creation brings some disappointment

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Marlborough opens in US

Amir denies premeditation

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Australia to take part

Warships join in ferry search

CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

Statue might be a Michelangelo

Solicitor's fraud trial date fixed

Alleged mugger sent for trial

`Roman invaders' were more likely native Irish traders

By By PROF MICHAEL HERITY

Criticism of property tax

Dramatic cut in losses for Euro Disney

Measures will disappoint those who wanted more tax cuts

By By DAVID KENNEDY

Shelbourne top Forte hotel here

UEFA want EU meeting

AMNIOCENTESIS

By From PETER C. JACKSON

POLITICAL PRISONERS

By From PETRA SCHURENHOFER

Strong level of letting at Shannon complex

Mechanical horse for Newbury

Budgetary gains will be spent on petrol

Two budgets in 1997 proposed under reforms

By By PAUL O'KANE

PAY AS YOU LEARN

By From DAVID R. NOBLE

Arts Council takes £100,000 cut on the chin

By By VICTORIA WHITE

MAIN POINTS OF BUDGET

Disappointment at pay provision

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Bill and Jackie, three children

Rubin to tackle Seles after marathon victory

British industry now more bearish

Governments expected to give positive response to Mitchell report on arms

By By JOE CARROLL

Trade unionist held in China

Cool welcome for first £4m from science association

By By TOM MCENANEY

Attacks on the elderly

By By CAROL COULTER

Budget fails to tackle increase inrural crime, says opposition

By By MAIREAD CAREY

Union speech looks to election

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Man set fire to himself in Limerick pub

O'Neill and Eviston given the Rovers reins

By By PETER BYRNE

Amex alleges Visa limits competition

Theodoros Pangalos

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Elderly living alone get relief for alarms

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Radiation leak detected

Milan bucks tendency to slide

UDA members are dismissed

A MAASTRICHT BUDGET

Gardai discover body of missing elderly man in farmyard well

By By MAIREAD CAREY

Elderly farmer is found tied up and lying in his own blood

By Kevin O'Sullivan

£3.7m for prison building

Less sting in the overtime trap

By Catherine Cleary

Budget `a step in right direction'

`Lost opportunity' for change

By By MARY CUMMINS

Falling between two stools

Most taxpayers better off after Budget changes

By Cliff Taylor

Irish teacher wins business quiz

Ailing Fokker secures protection from creditors

SPURIOUS EXERCISE

By From MICHAEL McGUIRE

Druid: celebrating in the present tense

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

United Drug makes ex gratia payments

Former RTE man is still missing

Injunction sought against Ministers over gun licences

By By JOHN MOONEY

Gaeltacht loses road grants

Lawyers urge court to rule poll evidence inadmissible

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

A leader held in universal esteem

By By ANDY POLLAK

Investment scheme changes welcomed

By By TOM MCENANEY

Bus kills four watching TV

WELFARE - MAIN POINTS

Ciller offers shared leadership

Ex presidents to face charges

TD wants child murder inquiry reopened

By By UINSIONN MAC DUBHGHAILL

Minister says Securicor needs to `smarten up' procedures

By By JOHN MAHER

Food industry, Yates disagree

By By SEAN MacCONNELL

The Budget - What it means to you

By By MARY CANNIFFE

£360m Uniliver purchase

Car trade upset as VRT stays high

By By ANDREW HAMILTON

Section 35 tax relief is retained

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

£200,000 sought for interior designer's offices

Ruairi of the rainbow tie offers a pot of gold for birth of twins

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Trial told greed and lust changed RUC man

`Europa' talk was only that

By By PADDY AGNEW

Cross-Border pay concession defended

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

ECUMENICAL ACTIVITY

By From (Dr) R. D. STEVENS

Guerrillas arrive at assembly camp

Flurry of activity among the minnows

By By SIMON LONDON

US envoy says he has assurance on more releases

By By CHRISTOPHER BELLAMY

Letter tells of hostages' fears

Budget focuses on cutting long-term unemployment

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Increases in Budget will cost £80m

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Voters want strong checks on Arafat

Old reliables petrol and cigarettes hit

Schwarz on right track

Davies is not yet primed for return

By By STEVE BALE

Clive and Annette, the professionals

THE LIBERAL AGENDA

By From MICHAEL J. McCANN

Budget `massages' job figures

McCreevy says DL is in control

By Michael O'Regan

Ulster players wrestle with conflicts of interest

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Ballsbridge offices sold for £3m

By Jack Fagan

Counting the cost of Budget measures on taxpayers' pockets

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Irish Life sells two stores in ILAC

British `mad cow' toll