Article Index

Waterford may find decisive edge

By Keith Duggan

Owners of pub deny racism in licence appeal

By Paul Cullen

Post-ceasefire poll turns into a referendum on the future

By By PADDY WOODWORTH

Big Women, by Fay Weldon (Flamingo, £6.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Pitman's horse sense

Forthcoming Sales

Report on missing fishing vessel due out next week

By Marie O'Halloran

Right-wing threats unlikely to block deal

Travel Briefs

By By JOAN SCALES

Man killed in collision

Times are changing - and changing quickly

Secrets of the good old bad old past

Collymore gradually erasing some painful memories

Depardieu faces dishonour

Ahern in tribute to `Dublin champion'

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Argos opens superstore

Hurdle switch refuels tension

By Brian O'Connor

Promalee to end saga with follow-up victory

By Brian O'Connor

US group buys rights to market Shamrock peat brand

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Summary judgment sought on alleged unpaid taxes

By Mary Carolan

Clinton can claim he still has clout despite Lewinsky affair

IBM opens new disk facility

No price too high to save politics from corruption

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Narrow misses and a video hit lead to Munster's finest hour

By By DONAL SPRING

Timahs has the stamina

Ban grounds Di Canio until Christmas

By By IAN ROSS

UUP dissidents wary of being thought too shrill

Elitism not par for course

The return of the Vikings

By Rosita Boland

National Media Award Winners For 1998

Firms fined for failure to lodge tax returns

Tipperary put pack to Thursday

By Brian O'Connor

IDA steps in as Mullingar loses major employer over high costs

By By EMMET OLIVER

On the road again

Top 10 sellers

Man to be sentenced for sexual abuse of daughter and friend

Harney opens Tallaght centre

Writing in hope

In the light fields

Bringing Out the Dead, by Joe Connelly (Warner Books, £7.99 in UK)

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Conference centre gets approval

By By EMMET OLIVER and FRANK MCDONALD

Auction sales slow down after Indian summer

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

France, Germany to mark war's end

Nothing ever impossible for Noel Carroll

By By PETER BYRNE

Court says Ward's arrest and detention were legal

Judge says website may be useful in inquiry into rail order

US stops airline takeover

Tributes pour forth for an athletics titan

By Ian O'Riordan

Death sentence for rebel leader

Nuclear energy policy to end

Zoo aiming to be envy of Europe as plan doubles area

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Sticking to what comes easily

Dublin Airport

Preparing for Christmas

History in a house

US warned of embassy bombs

EBS cuts variable rates

Former Stone Roses singer jailed

Double-Dutch economics

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Sports Speak:

Deal can be presented as the best possible

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Verbal Attack

Fast forward

By By GARRETT ROWE

`Most horrific crimes ever heard of' earn man three life sentences

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Eric Ambler dies after long illness

Building worker fell to his death

Pretenders crash to earth

By Emmet Malone

The Sewing Circle: Female Stars Who Loved Other Women, by Axel Madsen (Robson Books, £8.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Nokia tops Motorola in mobile market

Zulle leaves Festina

By By WILLIAM FOTHERINGHAM

Portillo rounds on Thatcher

Man the decks

By By JIM CARROLL

Mother gives evidence

Greens urge ban on antibiotics as growth aids in animal foods

By Kevin O'Sullivan

Talks end 19 months of deadlock

Outcome crucial for peace as Basques go to the polls

Woman sentenced for false claim of rape

Newslines: Ince considers international retirement

O'Connor shows his versatility

By By PAT ROCHE

The Journalist and the Murderer, by Janet Malcolm (Papermac, £12 in UK)

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Rowdy, bawdy and bolshie

History Makers: Munster's men who beat the All Blacks 12-0 on October 31st, 1978

By Gerry Thornley

Green to her fingertips

By By JANE POWERS

Woman gets six years for syringe hold-ups

Bottle Of The Week

Totting up the odds

Widow loses appeal

Vintner of discontent

Spanish legal system opposes Garzon

Light In Painting

By By IAN HILL

Emotions high on both sides of proposed new economic border

The seer on his mountain top

By Eileen Battersby

Anglo Irish names director

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Market Report - Europe

Competition body rejects Eircell Garda mast request

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Market Report - London

Land Lotto as green fields turn to gold fields

80 women tested for HIV virus

Jumpin' pumpkins

Godot gets his due

By By JOHN BOLAND

Houses At Phoenix Park

A throng of theatrical talent

When the good, bad and ugly vie for attention

By By DICK WALSH

Paying For TV3

Maeve's Travels

By By MAEVE BINCHY

Mary Stuart

By By HARRIET KINSELLA

Analyst moots Greencore and IAWS merger

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

A whole new view

Chill at student's lack of moral feeling

From the Northern passages

By Michael Viney

The Wye River Agreement

Flying fine on one wing

By By MARY DOWEY

Thought controls computer

Ivan Allen's vision

The dizzy heights of Framerica

Judges refer to coverage of Belfast Agreement and civil war in Algeria

By By MICHAEL FOLEY

Solo hero

Debate On Immigration

Death of distinguished public servant after short illness

By Patsy McGarry

Harney could be given key EU role at the expense of Andrews

By Patrick Smyth

Decommissioning crisis deepens as Blair and Ahern run out of ideas

The poet at play

By By PETER MCDONALD

August retail sales fall

FAI wait for venue details

By By PETER BYRNE

Outgrowing Theatre

Sex-abuse case is adjourned

A Season In The Life

Coughlan in with chance after 68

Gannon gets decisive touch

Seconds in

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Lost Children

Chairman of Stentor resigns

Contemplating the variable hour

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Rugby in the pink

D'Alema wins confidence vote

Tributes paid to Noel Carroll after his death while jogging

By By IRISH TIMES REPORTER

National League Previews

By Emmet Malone

A Clare family finds Pinochet's detention is particularly sweet

Regulator attempts to calm row between Internet groups

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

Taoiseach predicts impasse over arms issue may be broken

By Joe Humphreys

Costello targets moves on silence

Orange officer secures backing

By By JOHN O'FARRELL

Lenihan, politician who could have been great but chose to be popular

O'Leary to sign tomorrow

By Michael Walker

Auction Results

Menem denies apology for war

@ last something different

Gypsies picket `one-stop' centre

By Paul Cullen

African Gold focuses on mine in Zimbabwe

By By EMMET OLIVER

Unofficial pickets expected in city again on Wednesday

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Joyner hopes autopsy ends frenzy on Flo-Jo

By By DUNCAN MCKAY

Improving Morning Breeze chosen

By Brian O'Connor

Into the light

Opulent music from Spain

By By DOUGLAS SEALY

Three Languages? Four Languages?

Judge is critical of lack of facilities

After deal, Rabin widow asks why he had to die

By By HOWARD GOLLER

Kidney hails his players' punch

By Gerry Thornley

The spy who stopped the talks

Gravy train still rolling

Market Report - New York

Garden Work

OCI hold conference on drugs

Prisoners allowed to confer

By By RUAN O'DONNELL

Orangemen At Drumcree

Art to die for

Counting of Cork votes begins

By By DICK HOGAN

Lomu denies UK rumours

This Week They Said

Smells like . . .

By By EDDIE HOLT

A headline in his own lunchtime

By Arminta Wallace

Comic turns

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Bula directors regret failure to detect `fraud'

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

The Brandon Book of Irish Short Stories, edited by Steve McDonogh (Brandon, £6.99)

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Japanese government nationalises LTCB

$1 1/2 trillion budget has something for peanuts

By By JOE CARROLL

Munster in control with early blitz

By Gerry Thornley

O'Connor back after tragedy

Judge Flood gives reassurances on tribunal secretariat over leaks to media

By Frank McNally

Slowing down the waterfall of words

By By PETER MCDONALD

Corrections And Clarifications

Flatley and his image seem to dance to a different tune

Business binds UK to former dictator

Tyson's court 'earing

Market Report - Dublin

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Pumpkin

Hogan leaves behind the memories

Rude and arrogant bankers should be brought to account

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Hospital blamed for death of girl

By By IRISH TIMES REPORTER

Prince Philip to visit for first time

Return sought of medieval letter

Syria and the Kurds

NATO chiefs go to Belgrade

Supreme Court adjourns eviction challenge

Board moves to clarify areas of report

Forthcoming Fairs

O'Caolain speaker at McMahon reception

By Frank McNally

The Footnote, by Anthony Grafton (Faber & Faber, £7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Relationships And Sexuality

Sweeping sanctions

By Johnny Watterson

All tricked out

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Keep your distance to get up close

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Nothing Personal, by Jason Starr (No Exit Press, £6.99 in UK)

By By VINCENT BANVILLE

Two building workers freed by court are carried shoulder-high

Parents want to prevent `further deaths'

Full implications of arrest are only beginning to sink in

Life assurance order

Homing instincts

Game cheats

Brave Connacht try hard, but Ulster take the tries

By John O'Sullivan

First half losses at Bula rise to £301,000

Athlete, civic spokesman Noel Carroll dies at 56

By Frank McDonald

UN and Taliban sign agreement

Factfile

Van Morrison: Inarticulate Speech of the Heart, by John Collis (Warner Books, £7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Hitch to airline alliance

Artist who set Hollywood on fire scorches imitators

By By ROISIN INGLE

Dublin faces traffic disruption during bank holiday marathon

Sinn Fein Parade

Ward told garda he got rid of gun used in shooting, court hears

Apology

Arafat and Netanyahu sign peace accord

By By JOE CARROLL