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Lender under fierce scrutiny

Gardai hopeful of breakthrough in du Plantier murder inquiry

By By DICK HOGAN

Duma delays START talks

The murderer who `boxed a little too clever by half'

Acts of the Oireachtas released on CD-ROM

Hanssen rides her first winner

Life savings left behind

Octuplets in critical condition as mother recovers

Small investors take Christmas profit

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Freed Ming defiant in cannabis campaign

By Lorna Siggins

Taxis In Dublin

UN partners struggle to restore unity after rifts over blitz

Mandelson And New Labour

Professor earned recognition for Irish astronomy

By By FRANK KILFEATHER

Three children witnessed things of the worst of night terrors

Veteran radical dies in London

Naval Service praised in Scottish court for role in helping catch Spanish fishing vessel

By Lorna Siggins

Korda escapes ban over drug test

Branson buoyant again after China lets his balloon make a break for the border

By By WILL WOODWARD

Gales that scattered revolutionary plans

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Farmers failed to cash £2.6m in cheques

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Riot police storm Buddhist temple

Academic to lead bankers

Xerox deal ranks among IDA's biggest achievements

RUC uncovers shotguns, drugs

Banana trade war may cost Irish exporters millions in lost sales

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

EU research budget agreed

Walloped and whipped

By By MIKE SELVEY

Di Canio episode should be a warning to other Premier clubs

Barlo sells site for £6.8m

The Bible in pictures

By By ROBERT DUNBAR

Families pay poignant tributes at funerals of young men who died suddenly in India

Famine still threatens Sudan

Three Tenors' promoter jailed

New clue in inquiry into girl's murder

By Lorna Siggins

German flier asks forgiveness for bombing

By By FRANK KILFEATHER

Battered wife tried to conceal the marks of her beatings

A reflection of pride and success

Man remanded on charge of rape

Minister announces allocation of an extra £6.4m for rural development

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

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People

Grants awarded to animal groups

Orangemen And Civil Rights

The man behind the wardrobe

Inquiry report supports city-centre Luas line

By Tim O'Brien

Footsie's winning sequence ends

RUC calls off search for two bodies

By By CLARE MURPHY

Market for low-skilled still buoyant despite recent turmoil

By Chris Dooley

Early releases of IRA prisoners continue

By By SEAN MACCONNELL and SUZANNE BREEN

Gateway re-deploys 30 telesales staff

Euro zone set for slowdown

Wallabies maintain proud tradition

By John O'Sullivan

Christmas Post

Insight into traditions

By Gerry Moriarty

Irish racing not amused at reports

By Brian O'Connor

Major markets rise on back of dollar

Students end hunger-strike

Festivities permit monks to have two-hour lie-in until 5.45 on Christmas morning

Trial criticism `irresponsible' says China

Rejoin The Commonwealth?

New website established to help families locate missing people

By By EOIN LICKEN

Alcock may sue striker

Butler brushes off calls for sacking by Russia, France

The Main Points

Partnership For Peace

McCoy signs off with 32/1 double

Unilever faces UK ice cream inquiry

President expresses her hopes of a lasting peace

No Friend To `Friends'

Harney intends to spread good cheer in the New Year

Making their mark in '98

By Johnny Watterson

House was `on market for quite a while'

More teachers for young refugees

By By ANDY POLLAK

Christmas `a time of hope'

Air Attacks On Iraq

SF demands talks on Drumcree

Duisenberg rules out further cut in interest rates

By Denis Staunton

Air Attacks On Iraq

High-tech cheer continues but redundancies leave no room for complacency

Man held on murder charge

Strong Irish challenge

Wonder drug lifts profile of pharmaceuticals sector

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Orangemen At Drumcree

Rugby's bleak winter

Pacemaker makes hash of the ashes

Grain ship runs aground in Foyle

Christmas holiday arrangements

Irish Coral shops not part of Ladbroke sell-off

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Consultancy merger sealed

Bill opens way for flotation of Telecom

By Joe Humphreys

Millennium Monument

`Empty magic of Netanyahu' may give way to the centre-right

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Flood hearing should be private, judge says

Service industries cast aside in jobs rush

By By MARGARET E. WARD

Significant increases in employment

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Pretenders will be crowned

Following Yonder Star

Poitin and stills found by gardai

Air strikes driven by dysfunction in America

By Vincent Browne

30 journalists killed at work

Anger at Ludlow going

Abandoned baby offered foster homes

Blue chips lead fourth session gain

Reprimands for defence charges

Electricity but no postal facilities for Clare Islanders

By Lorna Siggins

Air Attacks On Iraq

Buying British

Bigotry And An Phoblacht

Tone Buncrana stone unveiled

Harney takes legal advice on Lowry company report

By Colm Keena

British bent German guidance beams, said Belfast newspaper

By By COL E.D. DOYLE

Minister told to toe line on Npower

Creaky infrastructure limits future growth

First Active plans to cut rates in new year

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Carbery moves into Britain

Hostel development poses threat to medieval church, court told

Celtic's not-so-golden anniversary

By By DES FAHY

Was the bombing of Dublin really a Luftwaffe mistake?

By By ROBERT FISK

Two women die in road collisions

Last Omagh victim returns home

By By SUZANNE BREEN

`1798 Diary' published

Creating Employment

Garda, RUC work to build profile of criminal gang

By By JIM CUSACK

Labour's former master of spin in free-fall after revelations about secret house loan

To advise on options for LUAS

Man is charged with murdering his mother

Rings stolen by two armed men

Blair stands by Mandelson, as Ancram says New Labour `stinks of cronyism'

By By GAVIN CORDON

Forest staring into the abyss

Airlines say 25% more than last year pay flying visit for Christmas

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Once upon a time . . .

Irish Life switches bank account to Ulster Bank

By By MARY CANNIFFE

Services begin to wind down

Family of 7 killed in air attack

Duty-Free Debate

Murder trial jury takes 4 hours to deliver a unanimous verdict

Austrian company to review Ibstock options

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Jupiter set to create 100 jobs

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Woman is awarded £1,000 by court for discrimination

Paul Costelloe to design range of tableware

By Chris Dooley

Dalglish group withdraws Celtic bid

Bosman's suit settled