Article Index

NOWHERE MAN

By Fintan O'Toole

Juppe cast as punchbag in bruising contest

By Lara Marlowe

Episcopal illusions

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Tout A Coup looks best

By Brian O'Connor

Man denies car firm ownership

The ESRI Report

Farmer is found guilty of rape

Pastor loses challenge to banning of religious ad

Gascoigne advised to show some maturity

By By DAVID LACEY

Reject compromises on marches - Patton

By Frank McNally

Man jailed for crime `flashflood'

TnaG FRANCHISE

By From MICHAEL SOLAN

Will IMPAC have impact?

By By JOHN BOLAND

£565,000 for Garda station

Call for a new home loans tax criticised

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Telecom workers eye stake worth more than £150m

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Potts earns Terenure victory

Nurses' association and EHB clash again over hostel murders

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Starving people demand work, not soup

By By BRENDAN O CATHAOIR

Judge can instruct lawyer to reveal talks with Haughey

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Unionist to speak in Navan

GENEALOGICAL OFFICE

By From O'NEILL BHUIDHE

A question of taste

By By MARY DOWEY

A return visit to the land of deja vu

By By DICK WALSH

Major Canadian firm takes largest share of TV3

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

`NON/LOW ALCOHOLIC BEER'

By From PETER FITZGIBBON

Army to confront Erbakan

Old ANZAC soldier dies

Eurotunnel on track for glimmer of profitability

Industrial action ballot approved

By By ALISON O'CONNOR

Break in weather coincides with the new season

By By KARL JOHNSTON

Portlaoise prison to get new unit

Court rules in BBC's favour over SF political broadcast

China syndrome gives Belleek critical mass

By By VICTOR KUSS

Old tales got up in unexpected raiment

By By ETHNA VINEY

Supermarket shop stewards seek "goodwill payments"

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Rape of married woman admitted

OCI may take legal action in funding row

Haughey owes it to party to set the record straight

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Dunnes may pursue former Taoiseach for reported payments

The spirit of the revolution

By By JOHN HORGAN

TV deflector groups in south-east to propose candidate for election

By By DICK GROGAN

ESB price rise to help raise £1bn

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Retail sales fall 0.9%

Rebel supporters want revenge

The cuckoo in Britpop's nest

By Kevin Courtney

Tour operator goes with the swings and roundabouts

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Trustee told family of alleged payments after legal proceedings began, says Heffernan

Survey shows most parties support legal rights for same-sex couples

By By CIARAN O HULTACHAIN

STRUCTURES OF SIN

By From H.L. LEAHY OSA

Bundesbank member visits

Montupet strike meeting

Three houses provide furniture lots at Slane

Pope begins third visit to Prague

Keith Arnatt

By By LUKE CLANCY

EU moves to help beef prices

By Patrick Smyth

Ireland have 3-0 win over Sudan

Art in parts

By By PENELOPE DENING

The cat's out of the bag of laughs

MARKET REPORT - DUBLIN

By By BILL MURDOCH

Corporation stops Galway development

Bomb attack on train kills 21 as wave of violence intensifies

By By BOUBKER BELKADI

Home furnishings focus of Howth's first fair

MARKET REPORT - NEW YORK

What's another year?

By Hugh Linehan

Former editor of `Tribune' asked Dunne for £20,000

By By JOHN MAHER

State to extend jobs scheme to 14,000 places

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Co-op group wins the first round

Irvine's flag day

A 15-piece drawingroom suite for up to £5,000

Secret famine stalks North Korea

By Paul Cullen

Haughey wanted her to settle case, says Heffernan

All eyes on Big Envelope for Quiet Man of Kinsealy

By Catherine Cleary

Babb gets surprise late call-up

By By PETER BYRNE

Englishman for trial over riot

Bar none

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Picture this

Descendants of the victims of Guernica ready to forgive Germans, but cannot forgive

By By JADE WALKER

Electronic jobs vulnerable to market trends

By Dick Ahlstrom

Di Canio reveals "problem"

Alleged killing not impelled by mental illness, court told

Stars come rolling in for U2's big pop

By Kevin Courtney

Kite flies high in Carolina

MR HAUGHEY AND HISTORY

HUMAN RIGHTS IN TURKEY

By From IRENE BARBER (M.Ed)

An adrenalin rush ...

By By GARRETT ROWE

Hayfever remedy under review by medicines board

By By ANDY POLLAK

Kinane lands plum mount

An Israeli insider from Ireland

By By DERMOT KEOGH

Evolving Europe will accommodate, not replace, national identities

By Paul Gillespie

On the table, or under it

Accused guru hopes for heaven

Payments inquiry puts spotlight on Haughey

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

POPE AND PRESIDENT

By From WILLIE WALSH

NEW FISH FOR THE TABLE

Ennex acquires option

"Has been" retains a sense of humour

By Patsy McGarry

Massive security ordered to stop IRA disrupting British election

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

PUTTING DOWN ROOTS

By By TONY CLAYTON LEA

POPE AND PRESIDENT

By From MICHAEL SAVAGE and OP

C of I bishop consecrated

Boys questioned on fire

747 jet forced to turn back

Pine counter may sell for £1,500 in Kilkenny

Dublin hurlers ready to make the big push

By By SEAN MORAN

The Corn God's ninety nine brothers

By Eileen Battersby

Bohemians aim to salvage from season

By Gerry Thornley

Suu Kyi praises US sanctions

In a class of our own

By By EDDIE HOLT

McManus tumbles out to qualifier

Deserted villages

By Lara Marlowe

Prisoner questioned on missing woman

By By JOHN MAHER

Tribulations over "mother of all tribunals"

Barnes' future in doubt

By By IAN ROSS

Growing concern about fate of 85,000 Hutu refugees amid fear of genocide by rebel forces

By By DAVID ORR

Turtles All the Way Down, by Gaye Shortland (Poolbeg £6.99)

By Arminta Wallace

A sobbing child is exiled in the cause of discouraging an immigrant surge

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Sharing the caring

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Sister was aware of Ben Dunne's close friendship with Haughey

Traynor "denied he knew of payments"

Bomb explodes in Milan

Burglar hid in store wardrobe

Latter day high king developed opulent lifestyle

By Kathy Sheridan

150-year-old turtle killed

Some lawyers using probation service to do research for them, says judge

The Egos Have Landed, by Angus Finney (Mandarin £7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

THIS WEEK IN THE MARKETS

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Easter pilgrimage called off

Labour Court role raises hope of health strike deal

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Edwardian dining table makes £1,650 at convent

Rabbitte to warn credit unions of attack on their tax status by rivals

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Romping home with the prizes

PEOPLE

Ryan set for double

HEALTH WORKERS' DISPUTE

By From TOM KELLY

Vice inquiry goes wrong

Hemingway in Love and War: The Lost Diary of Agnes von Kurowsky, by Henry S Villard and James Nage (Sceptre, £5 99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Interim profits surge at Gateway

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Two weapons trucks vanish

Laureate supports President

Ammunition found in Louth

An orchid situation

By By JANE POWERS

Anti-drugs demonstration

MARKET REPORT - LONDON

Drugs problem in some areas `comparable to TB in 1950s'

By Patsy McGarry

Life and times of the Big Fella and the Boss

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Fixture clashes should be avoided

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Heffernan says Haughey deflected her question about alleged £1m gift

19th century mahogany sideboard for £1,500

Sweden keep Ireland out of top eight

HONG KONG

By From ANTHONY O'BRIEN

Soft-boiled Plum in hard-boiled fun

By Arminta Wallace

UK's national interest under threat from ideology, emotion

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Double trouble

Yeats sees red

Avro Anson looks outstanding value

A great late period

By By BRIAN FALLON

Illuminating the darknesses of art

By By DAVID WHEATLEY

Two die in car accidents

THE WORDS WE USE

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Revelling in a touch of drought

By Michael Viney

Men who tampered with badget sett are fined

Russia postpones treaty ratification

A stranger welcomed at the feast

By By JOE CARROLL

A party and a picnic

A healthy downward spiral

By By JOE ARMSTRONG

Items owned by famous may bowl over buyers

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Rely on Bolger

By Brian O'Connor

James has the lead as Harrington gets lost

Charges of lying fill the air as going gets personal

By By FRANK MILLAR

Textiles throw a spanner in Mackie growth machine

Technological drive yields some success

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Loingseoir na Saoirse - Sceal Conor O'Brien by Padraic de Bhaldhraithe (Coisceim £3)

By By LIAM MAC COIL

Power takes Munster title

MARKET REPORT - EUROPE

Victorian camera in the picture at Dublin Castle

Lowry beneficial owner of company solicitor

Suspect held in search for serial killer

Parents reassured on core funding of schools

By By CATHERINE FOLEY

"We are the people elected"

By By PAT HICKEY

William IV dining chairs make £2,800

Mallon `quietly confident' of holding seat in the dales

By By CARMEL ROBINSON

Selling off a Victorian bar for £15,000 plus

£15,000 for 18-year-old bond

Haughey has weekend to consider issues raised by Smyth

By By CAROL COULTER and CHRIS DOOLEY

Organic growth

Women an affront to theological dragons

By By MEDB RUANE

Solicitors' delaying tactics criticised by judge

Surfaces beneath surfaces

By By WILLIAM TREVOR

Poll gives Labour a big lead in London

By By FRANK MILLAR

When our best are just not good enough

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Brewer agrees to join West Hartlepool next season

By Johnny Watterson

Modern Irish bistro style

By By JOHN MCKENNA

April 26th-May 2nd

Retrial date due in IBA damages case

Rabbit says report was misleading

By Gerry Moriarty

Ferrari hit the front early

By By ALAN HENRY

HISTORY OF A BARRACKS

By From PATRICK F. WALLACE

Scott Hami~lton

By By GERALD DAVIS

Relentless champion of the underdog

By By BRIAN FALLON

Off to the ball

Judge to ponder Haughey's right to confidentiality

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Victorian dining table is sold for £1,550

UK papers get new circulation rules

By By JOHN MAHER

AN IRISHMAN'S DIARY

By By KEVIN MYERS

Bamboo bonheur de jour is sold for £2,800

Ethnic tensions are inflamed by ruling in blackmail affair

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Irish Life agrees to last ditch mediation

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Top price of £2,200 for mahogany bookcase

Andrex pup trots behind litigious Penguin bar

Maginnis calls apparent `de facto' ceasefire an insult to nationalists

By Frank McNally

Adams says SF hopes for `biggest and best vote'

By Gerry Moriarty

POPE AND PRESIDENT

By From JOHN MCGUIRE

Prepare to meet thy doom

By By GERALD DAWE

FBI holds to missile theory

Jones defends convention procedure that put him on FG list in Wicklow

By Michael O'Regan

Can U2 outdo Vegas?

By Kevin Courtney

Man sexually assaulted child

Deeply conservative Dail chair keep TDs in order

By By DENIS COGHLAN

The Producers come to town

By By LOUISE EAST