Article Index

Westport is nearing peak condition

By Philip Reid

Sport offers Waterford great prize

By Colm Keena

Former altar boy tells of abuse at priest's home

By By ANDY POLLAK

Meat plant dispute talks to continue

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Pygmalion

By Jane Coyle

Kinkel expected to visit Iran

Wisdom of moving hospitals from city centre is questioned

By By CAROL COULTER

Good to sea

Paisley says Dublin role is similar to Hitler's

By Marie O'Halloran

Awkward Seniors debut for Townsend

McGinley at the head of Irish assault

Absolutely Dee-lightful

British accused of "brazen neglect"

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

The likes, and dislikes, of Mike

By By EDDIE HOLT

Jackson's Dilemma, by Iris Murdoch (Penguin, £6.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Cruyff sure of starting place

By By GLENN MOORE

Police to repel souvenir hunters as "House of Horrors" is razed

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Court challenge over tribunal damages

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKET

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Belfast women's groups honoured

O'Neill's partner outstanding issue

Hostility forces poet to quit Antrim coast

By By DICK GROGAN

Cyrano de Bergerac, by Edmond Rostand, trans. Christopher Fry (CUP, £5.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Peace award for Senator Mitchell

Multiple awards for Irish film

Money drives Gibbs

What is in the stars

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Power linked to high profile developers

Blessed Edmund Rice

DUNDALK: 4, SHAMROCK RVS: 1.

Wood is glad he branched out into English game

By By ROBERT ARMSTRONG

History is what shapes the German character

By By HUGO HAMILTON

Clothes pawned to buy just one meal a day

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

President begins 5-day official visit to US today

By By JOE CARROLL

Parade of pianists

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Court refuses appeal to Lords on store plan

Pope going into hospital tomorrow

Flynn criticises health insurers' policy

Infected woman makes complaint against BTSB

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

New Tallaght hospital shows all the symptoms of further troubles ahead

By By CAROL COULTER

Azra looks outstanding value

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Sinn Fein councillor is buried in Belfast

Dublin protests at planned lay-offs by Irish Ferries

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Advice book on finding work

Optimism for US conference

Maginnis not to face prosecution over assault claim

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

OJ custody case cash problem

Threat to beef sales to Russia lifted, says Goodman

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Murder victim's wife has baby boy

EU official condemns UK stance on union

Gardai did not mention Guerin - solicitors

The poetry of . . . Oasis?

By By JOHN BOLAND

Two out of five German doctors give their treatment the elbow

By By CAROL COULTER

Yeltsin asks Kohl to back Russian Olympics

The psyching out of Mayo

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Star Trek Memories, by William Shatner (Voyager, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Wales hope spark is back

Tracing back through time with the tiniest clues

By Michael Viney

Finn Harps stun luckless Shelbourne

By Gerry Thornley

IRELAND AND NEUTRALITY

Man convicted by jury of raping babysitter

Wexford man among the favourites for world title

DPP gets Garda file on child sex allegations against Dublin priests

By By ANDY POLLAK

Shareholders main losers

Schliemann of Troy: Treasure and Deceit, by David Trail (Penguin, £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Palestinians urged to be calm as confrontation call by Hamas ignored

By Michael Jansen

Private enterprise could run Africa - at a profit

Domestic constraints may lead to prudent budgeting

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN

By By JIM REYNOLDS

Figures show fall in jobless for second consecutive month

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Eurotunnel traffic doubles

Henry's Connemara landscape best seller

Media seminar to study implications of Guerin murder

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

H.G.: The History of Mr Wells by Michael Foot (Black Swan, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

ALL IRELAND FINAL

By From DAVID GOMM

Zoom tunes

Gay poet highlights joy and strain of Irish

By Denis Staunton

Irish culture on a wing and a prayer

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

BLESSED AMONG BROTHERS

By Fintan O'Toole

Concern returns to Liberia's `hidden famine'

By Paul Cullen

Lark at The Ark

IRISH WELCOME FOR KOHL

By From BEN HEMMENS

Seminar for epilepsy patients

The big prize beckons for a pioneer

By Mary Hannigan

Replacing Quinn main issue

By Gerry Thornley

Pride, passion spills over

By By SEAN MORAN

Limerick look secure

The Faber Book of Science, edited by John Carey (Faber, £9.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Dunloe assets multiply

Green lights and defenestrations

By By PATRICK MCCABE

FESTIVE SEASON

By From GERRY MURRAY

Irish expected to beat Kenya

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

Solid majority favours neutrality

By Geraldine Kennedy

PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

By By PENELOPE DENING

Feeding Frenzy

By By EDDIE HOLT

Irish combine flexibility and realism

Specs appeal

A broader picture of 1922

By By DERMOT KEOGH

Witness in soccer case remanded

Helissio can prove too swift

ULSTER THEATRE FUNDING

By From DAMIAN SMYTH

A sore head for Ram-bo after a hard night on the town

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Going home presents!

By Bernice Harrison

Guidelines agreed for natural heritage areas

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Rape case diary entry changed, court told

Breakfront bookcase top selling lot at Durrow

Service for peace, reconciliation

Leaders agree on need for lira to re-enter the ERM

By By PADDY AGNEW

Two people killed in accidents

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By KIM BIELENBERG

Two millenia of culture and turmoil

By By BRIAN FALLON

Laois can complete its "mixed double"

By By PAT ROCHE

Alexander the Great: The Heroic Ideal (Thames & Hudson New Horizons Books, £6.95 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Halpin out of Bath tie

Hole in ozone is growing

Reinsurance firm for IFSC

Help sought in identifying body

Scots hit by withdrawals

By By PATRICK GLENN

ATHLONE TOWN: 1, GALWAY UNITED: 0

17 killed in landslide

The hole in the head gang

By By JIM WHITE

Foreign buyers on a shopping spree

Regional leaders meet over Afghan situation

Referendum on bail law is set for November 28th

Buyoya referred to as president

The word become spirit

By By GERRY DUKES

Ministers to discuss Irish Sea arms dump

Independent offers for NZ newspaper adjudged as "fair"

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Two seamen remanded on drugs charges

Security in South Korea tightened

Major work through the miniaturist's eye

By Eileen Battersby

Cooks' cookers

By By JULIAN MCKENNA

APOLOGY: MICHAEL COLLINS

Man charged with murder

Information centre opens to demystify affairs of the EU

Jokes and make-up ready for big debate

By By JOE CARROLL

Glory days of the New Labour leader

A courageous woman who was forced to compromise on her deathbed

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Italians pay a high price for castle's leading lot

Tax harvest and strong economy invigorate the feel good factor

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

400,000 backlog in cattle cull

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Judge allows man who admitted raping girl to have trial by jury

Customs complete search of trawler in Cork

"THE MENACE OF BRACKEN"

Wellman workers agree to return to work

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Regency inlaid card table makes £3,800

Bomb victims dies from asthma attack

Improving yourself

Frank talking needed as EU impetus slows

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Next week's Cork fair draws more dealers

Munster are in the driving seat

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

A Second Blooming

By By PENELOPE DENING

Lighting fires in the arts without burning bystanders

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

ST PATRICK'S ATH: 1, CORK CITY: 1.

Mission: Impossible

Nuke It

By By GARRETT ROWE

Pesticide link to Gulf War illness

North must beat Armenia

£13.7m development plan to help Limerick suburb

BIG BROTHER

By From PAUL COONEY

Looking down on things

American Primitive

By By JOE BREEN

Bruton urges public spending control

By By MARY CANNIFFE

A sop to public opinion or an attempt to outwit the criminal

By Kathy Sheridan

You have to tough it out, Bertie, you have the lousiest job in the business

DUBLIN PUBS IN DANGER

By From MICHAEL SMITH

London Irish criticised for not freeing players

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

PEOPLE

Blackpool illumination brightens up Blair's aura

By By FRANK MILLAR

British firm gets gallery contract

Power share listing cancelled

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Prince's private secretary to quit post over alleged differences of opinion

Ardagh profits on `green' credentials of glassware

Microserfs, by Douglas Coupland (Flamingo, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

THE WORDS WE USE

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Cranberry glass, fine porcelain in Clonakilty

McGeever is Cork favourite

By Emmet Malone

Troubles certainly can be relative

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Stork talk

Publisher's wife killed in accident

Palme killer in Turkey

Go east, young foodie

Little time for this tee

By By GARRETT ROWE

Court told garda's throat was grabbed

Union and trade groups invite parties to talks

By By DICK GROGAN

Hickey still president of OCI

By By PETER BYRNE

Poll shows a symbolic support for neutrality

By By RICHARD SINNOTT

Court reserves ruling on widow's case over sperm

National animal care week begins

THE ECONOMY BOOMS

Rising US jobless data cheer markets

Jackie Oh Oh

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

No longer a male preserve

By Mary Hannigan

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

A fascinating collection of odd lots captures the spirit of the age

THE GODFATHER is back!

By By BRUCE JAY FRIEDMAN

Idris to celebrate

By By MICHAEL O'FARRELL

Date to be set for murder trial

McCann wins in Japan

When the signs seem to point in the same direction

By By DICK WALSH

17 human rights activists freed

Jerusalem on the rocksJerusalem on the rocks

By By DAVID GARDNER

Classical Italian figures go for well over estimate

LONDON KILLING

By From CIARAN BYRNE

Abbey upbeat at a.g.m.

Analysts doubt bank can prevent interest rate fall

By By JANE SUITER

HEADLIGHTS ON

By From PATRICK MOLLOY

Society claims Garda leaked law firm visit to the media

By By JIM CUSACK

ALL IRELAND FINAL

By From NANCY MCCARTHY

A voice comes to one in the dark

By By S.E. GONTARSKI

S African tourists lose their last match

The Fan by Peter Abrahams (Warner, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Get some expert advice and help a charity too

Bottles for dishes

By By MARY DOWEY

Log on to wealth with computer technology

Victorian bread carts fetch £500 each

Temporary reprieve in Dunnes shoes row

5,000 Irish in Rome for Rice beatification

By By ANDY POLLAK

"They just don't take us seriously"

By Mary Hannigan

Obedient Plant proves unexpectedly obliging

By By JIM REYNOLDS

ANTI-ABORTION POSTERS

By From DON O'CONNOR

New Tallaght factory opens

Expanded city fair offers chance to strike gold