18 January, 1997 Digital News Archive

Ahern wants EBR gone by 1999

By Cliff Taylor

Around and about

By By RICHARD ROCHE

One size Fitz all

IN SEASON: Lamb Shank

By By JOHN MCKENNA

If Labour wins UK election, will Ulster say no to Mo?

By By FRANK MILLAR

Russia extends beef ban to 5 more counties

By By JOHN CONNOLLY

Great balls of flour

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Credit Lyonnais set to sell Woodchester stake

By By MARY CANNIFFE

McHenry makes cut

Force the final option in State policy on sieges

By By JIM CUSACK0

Move has England stumped

By By DAVID HOPPS

De Klerk accused of lying by senior member of Truth Commission

By By PATRICK LAURENCE

The Book of Disquietude, by Fernando Pessoa, trans. Richard Zenith (Carcanet, £9.95 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Middlemarch and Silas Marner, by George Eliot (OUP World Classics, £2.99 each in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Pre-Budget figures provide taxpayers with more reasons to be cheerful

By By JANE SUITER

Softly softly approach led to peaceful end of siege

By By JOHN MAHER

Electoral reform could ease local pressures on TDs

By By GARRETT FITZGERALD

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

Cranberry source

Net stockings

The costly legacy of the bootroom

By By DAVID LACEY

Expatriates go where living is easy

By By DICK HOGAN

Iraq won war, insists Saddam

Tracking down the works of Sarah Purser

Spinal charity seeks funding

Silver Groom looks best bet

PDs target more constituencies

Silver and books at Newman House

A flawed legacy

By By FERGUS PYLE

Ravenelli, Vialli "have duty to clubs"

120,000 reasons to believe

By By JOE JACKSON

Provisions of Article 41.3.2 of Constitution

QUALITY ISSUE

By From CONOR PERRY

Ince suspension is reduced

It wasn't a barter situation, says Garda unit commander

By By JOHN MAHER

Top price of £4,700 for Victorian bookcase

Profits improve at Anglo Irish

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Chinese issue warning over Taiwan vice-president's low-key visit to Dublin

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Jordan backs Khartoum

Youth's death blamed on ruse to hide ecstasy

By By ANNE CAHILL

Former rabbi abused children

Journalist tells inquest of efforts to stop man's suicide

COMMUNITY AWARENESS

BUPA to introduce community-rated health-care plans

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Legal and Tender to score again

Stairsheanchas Ghaoth Dobhair by Cait Nic Giolla Bhride ed. Aodh O Canainn (Goisceim, no price given)

By By LIAM MAC COIL

Sweepers' hunger strike protest goes naked

By By MICHAEL MCCAUGHAN

City superwoman alleges a stitch-up

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Break the French rhythm

By By DONAL SPRING

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

Belfast's riverside jewel glitters for gala opening night

By Jane Coyle

The Sage of Concord and his circle

By Eileen Battersby

Young Scotland rampant

Metal pipe found in bottle of Coke

Comfortable victory for French

Ex-Franciscan brother faces 123 charges of abusing children

Ruairi is quitessentially the most pragmatic of socialists

By By MAOL MUIRE TYNAN

EYE ON NATURE

By Michael Viney

Three die in accidents on the roads

Taylor target to recoup debt

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Claim on option to take over Telecom denied

Henman not put out by Chang's win

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY

The French have a ball in Dublin

By Kevin Courtney

Prizewinning breeders

White male sought after Cosby murder

By By JOE CARROLL

Broadcasting commission may be set up

Black Panther is ready to pounce

By Gerry Thornley

Restless life of an islomaniac

By By RICHARD PINE

THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS

By From SEAN O'CONAILL

Man cleared of rape charge

Kodak to shed jobs

Dark faces at Guinness as sterling quaffs cash

Basking in the warmth of the selectors' faith

By Johnny Watterson

Court remands sex-charge man

When the parts are greater than the whole

By By CORMAC DEANE

Paupers prefer to brave want outside

By By BRENDAM O CATHAOIR

The dollar dictates

By By MICHAEL McCAUGHAN

Peruvian rebels release one further hostage

Chinese crackers!

By By MARY DOWEY

Bessette by difficulties?

By By ANNA MUNDOW

Ian Fleming, by Andrew Lycett (Phoenix, £8.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Timor `shadow government'

Danoli to raise racing's spirits

The life of the moon

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Civil servants clash on anti-D document

By Patsy McGarry

THE RUSSIANS AND IRISH BEEF

Unmanned rocket launch ends in huge explosion

Key figure not called to give evidence at hepatitis C tribunal

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Changed times, but will they stay so?

By By DICK WALSH

"Catcher" Salinger lured out of the rye

By By IAN KATZ

Cobras to be used against rioters

Roar of rural engines sounds knell of drama

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

BTSB quarantine guidelines breached, says inspector

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Wales pin their hopes on the talented Thomas

By By FRANK KEATING

Former soldiers release criticised

Students review protest marches from communist chief's mausoleum

By Seamus Martin

Kings and queens of the hit list

By By JOHN BOLAND

German in court on gun and injury charges

By By JOHN MAHER

Lieutenant-governor of the Weston world

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Taliban victory seen as significant but not decisive

Ex-soldier jailed for sex assault on girl

Consuming ambition

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Lippi plays down Juventus' stutter

War crimes trial collapses as jury rules accused unfit

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

Man, woman questioned

French mathematician top of the prime number game

Robbery suspects escape after crash

Hidden marksmen killed three on Bloody Sunday, evidence suggests

By By DICK GROGAN

Dublin Castle event returns next weekend

NI VIOLENCE

By From SEAN O'DONOVAN

`Pavement' moves to POD

Killing may be part of power struggle

New dawn fails to shake shackles of the past

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Divorcee wants to remarry soon

FOX HUNTING

By From ANNA KENNY

Arms find foiled attack, says RUC

Gardai seek aid in Finglas

Minister praises role of gardai

Hope springs eternal for ostrich farm investors

Central Bank prompts move at FFC

By By BILL MURDOCH

Clinton's second term: greatness or humiliation?

By By JOE CARROLL

PEOPLE

Nazi gold not worth £4 bn

£471m in kitty for Budget largesse

By By JANE SUITER

Ford workers to fight plan

Robots may be microscopic

BASIL'S TERRIERS ON THREE LEGS

Ex-pupil fails in damages case

HMS WASP

By From HUGO DUFFY

Donaldson for safe UUP seat

Yews of the world

By Michael Viney

Religion and politics can mix well

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Postcards from edge of post-technological society

Sleepers: A True Story, by Lorenzo Carcaterra (Arrow, £5.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Truck hits DART crossing gates

Serious money

Man wounded in Tallaght shooting

Bard news from Branagh

By By CHARLES HUNTER

Kigali has pulled itself out of abyss but still lives on edge

By Paul Cullen

Shelbourne maintain title charge

By Gerry Thornley

Result never in doubt as French carve the openings

By Gerry Thornley

Alone against the norm

By By GARRETT ROWE

Concluding by Henry Green (Harvill £8.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Mr David Dand

Belgian police play down hope

Strong move on terrorism sought

Pound again rises in ERM

By By JANE SUITER

Criteria for stockbrokers

Remembering Dominique

Bell takes profit toll at shipper

By By VICTOR KUSS

LOTTERY BALLS UP

By By PADDY AGNEW

Where white towers seem to pierce the polar sky

By Lorna Siggins

Shadows from the past

By By JOE CARROLL

FUR POINT

By From RUTH CLAFFEY

Farah staff laid off

Libya refuses to allow balloon access

Right wing parties consider forming Christian alliance

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKET

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Seaman on drugs charge has bail cut

Retired soldier wins damages

Death of a realist

By Eileen Battersby

Breakfast table pick of Irish lots in London

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

When the resolve dissolves

By By MAEVE BINCHY

THE SEANAD BY-ELECTION

By From MALCOLM BYRNE

Probation service `under pressure'

Ulster Orchestra/Jerzy Maksymiuk

By Michael Dervan

Earnest openings

Temporary chief executive now likely at VHI

By Cliff Taylor

Ireland team must make a supreme effort

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

New jobs in Charleville

Increase in meningitis

Making a Mint

By By LUKE CLANCY

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Shanghai business booms with Guinness at £5 a pint

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Our Lady of the Potatoes, by Duncan Sprott (Faber & Faber, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

New evidence may emerge in Bridgewater case

Ballybunion to capitalise on US links

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Witness under police protection

Business Park sold for £2.6 million

Birmingham sign Limpar

Palestinians' joy fades after Hebron morning of optimism

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Calm before the Landsdowne storming

By Frank McNally

Second time around

Whistle while you work

Calevecchia steal march

Noonan offers talks to nursing unions

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Media spoil Quinn's chance to bedazzle with Budget surprises

Revising the past

By Hugh Linehan

Gardai to query how guns came into Republic

By By JIM CUSACK

FIFA 97

By By GARRETT ROWE

S Korean cleric urges talks

Rangers slip up cheers Burn

Painstaking research reveals Widgery's determination to leave evidence unexplored

By By DICK GROGAN

Teen band fires lead singer after remarks about ecstasy

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Judgment reserved in rugby case

NSO/Alexander

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Milosevic's wife warns of civil war

Sligo rail link praised

French open their account in ominous fashion

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

Second time around

Whistle while you work

Calevecchia steal march

Noonan offers talks to nursing unions

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Media spoil Quinn's chance to bedazzle with Budget surprises

Revising the past

By Hugh Linehan

Gardai to query how guns came into Republic

By By JIM CUSACK

FIFA 97

By By GARRETT ROWE

S Korean cleric urges talks

Rangers slip up cheers Burn

Painstaking research reveals Widgery's determination to leave evidence unexplored

By By DICK GROGAN

Teen band fires lead singer after remarks about ecstasy

By By RACHEL BORRILL

Judgment reserved in rugby case

NSO/Alexander

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Milosevic's wife warns of civil war

Sligo rail link praised

French open their account in ominous fashion

By By EDMUND VAN ESBECK

IRISH TRADE WITH UK

By From FEARGUS O RAGHALLIGH