Article Index

Paisley queried on documents

Born again Blondie

The first Coalition

Patten group inhibits RUC, Maginnis asserts

By By CLARE MURPHY

Pope speaks of peace and ecumenism with President

By By PADDY AGNEW

Brown Paper Bags

Love hurts, (but being single's no fun either)

Pub licence restored after apology to Travellers

Payments To Politicians

National League Previews

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Horse power

By Kitty Holland

Reasons For Abortion

Move against Yeltsin approved

Premiership

Hoddle Twaddle

Court restrains building society

Sentence on drug dealer adjourned

Passion Play, by Conal Creedon (Poolbeg, £6.99)

Aah, that's Bass

By Kitty Holland

Driven by pride Ethiopia and Eritrea ignore calls to suspend border war

By By ROSALIND RUSSELL

Soccer, lights, action, court

BA and America Airlines take 10% stake in Iberia

Millennium event open to all clubs in country

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Corrections And Clarifications

Chocolate choices

The gospel of sport according to Fr Young

Rome's eternal gladiators

Bausch & Lomb to produce new lens in Waterford site

O'Donoghue was faced with a near-impossible situation

By By MAIRE GEOGHEGAN-QUINN

Foxy Study

By Michael Viney

Rise on the Flat

By Brian O'Connor

Bruton wants new patriotism and an end to `Haughey era'

By Frank McNally

Partnership For Peace

Bank shares lead the charge once again

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Love without limits

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Putting on an Act of information

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Dublin as Dodge City

By By EDDIE HOLT

RUC questions Paisley

The woman in the picture

By Eileen Battersby

Family planning funds needed

Haugheys `knew very little about family company'

By Roddy O'Sullivan

Aborigine status may be upgraded

Circuitous journey for £100,000 cheque

Free Timor could be `burden'

Woman made daughters have sex with lover

Wood among the elite

After God, by Don Cupitt (Phoenix, £6.99 in UK)

Caddies are losing status - and cash

Rate of increase in Dublin house prices slowing down

By By SEAN MAC CARTHAIGH

Church Of Ireland Notes

Vent d'Aout has all the credentials to win

Cardinal Hill to win

By Brian O'Connor

Master of the FG hounds gets up on his high horse

By Frank McNally

Bloody finger mark `is accused man's'

MacSharry to join Coillte as chairman

By By EMMET OLIVER

Rapists are remanded for sentencing

Amongst men in Amman

Recognising the value of sport to all

By By SEAN KILFEATHER

Walsh to add to tally

By Brian O'Connor

Schroder denies his coalition is collapsing

Students snap up visas for the US experience

Previews

By By SEAN MORAN

Garda McCabe Murder Trial

The damage Haughey and friends did lives after them

By By DICK WALSH

A feast for Bird watchers

By By RAY COMISKEY

Impasse On Decommissioning

Forthcoming Fairs

Speaking in tongues

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

The Man in the Middle of decommissioning

Quirks Of Animal And Insect Life

Planting a Judas kiss on Blumenthal who was a friend for many years

Financial sector leads sharp rise in share values

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

A Nobel laureate with no desire to pen verse for a queen

CAB seeks £3m from Dublin man

Celtic firm on Viduka

Splashing out

Telecoms strength fails to revive markets

Extra security on northside DART

`Our chance to restore faith in politics'

Hi-tech war: an unfinished revolution

By By E. D. DOYLE

When the Normans Came to Ireland, by Maurice Sheehy (Mercier Press, £6.99)

Naming Omagh suspects `wrong'

The Path to the Spiders' Nest, by Italo Calvino (Vintage, £5.99 in UK)

Celtic Helicopters beset by major debt and development problems despite investments

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Trouble of the heart?

By By JOHN MCKENNA

Eye On Nature

Far-reaching new powers for Revenue announced

By By CAROL COULTER

Garden Work

Minister gets Finucane report

De Goey happier than he looks

By By PAUL WEAVER

Forthcoming Auction

PR-omotion heaven

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Injury fakers to be booked

Students in goals again

Five killed in Alpine slides

Wexford pitches in to answer fodder appeal

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Holles Street defence to open

Big Brother at the Revenue

By Dominic Coyle

SoniaSpeak

Viva la parti

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Tallaght hospital executive to take up position in Toronto

By By CAROL COULTER

Counting the cost of office parties

By Dominic Coyle

Travel Briefs

By By JOAN SCALES

Stocks fall despite Clinton acquittal

Goldsmith gets court order restraining jewellers from dismissing her

By Mary Carolan

Singing in tongues

Sleuth night

By Kitty Holland

Flynn poser

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

All-Ireland League Previews

By John O'Sullivan

The Best of times

Russian Rivalries

The Oxford Book of Caribbean Short Stories, ed. Stewart Brown (OUP, £12.99 in UK)

Hume unveils credit union prize

Assets bureau claim for £3m is contested

By By MARY CAROLAN and JIM CUSACK

New York wants Hillary in the Senate, but why would she run?

Scientist who exposed possible dangers of GM foods gets support

By By DICK AHLSTROM and KEVIN O'SULLIVAN

Art heads

The Words We Use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Japan lowers rate target

No love lost in the battle to claim heart of St Valentine

By By ROISIN INGLE

Improving the image of the princes of prints

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

State banks parade their wares

By Dominic Coyle

Report On Childcare

20,000 Angolans flee war

Kids are fired by freedom not fear

By Mary Hannigan

Man (60) who killed wife while drunk is jailed for three years

Speak softly for Harps

By Ian O'Riordan

Panels named to advise on Iraq

FAIT spokesman admits mistake

Celtic £100,000 may have been rerouted to Haughey account

By Joe Humphreys

The Complete Book of Vampires, by Leonard R.N. Ashley (Souvenir Press, £10.99 in UK)

Baker goal enough for Shelbourne

Good for the heart

Fact File

Record results at Celstica

War criminal given `fear' compensation

Beating the rush hour

Time to pursue personal goals in private

Irish actor wins London award for role in `Weir'

Advisers named to State on bank sale

By By SIOBHAN CREATON

Sports Speak:

Hospital unions meet next week to discuss action over redundancies

By By PADRAIG YEATES

North to be part of united Ireland in 15 years - Adams

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Where To Source Your Seeds

Cool Spring

By Kitty Holland

Board challenges judge over children's care arrangements

By Mary Carolan

A question of when

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Watchdog's company requested but mixed welcome is expected

Investors search for the golden egg

By Dominic Coyle

Auction Results

American IOC man `tainted'

Construction union may abandon deal

The no-go logo

By Johnny Watterson

Institute calls for tax ombudsman

The End Of The Affair

Hampden's records

Indians burn Rushdie effigy

Tales of tiles

A pioneer of enlightenment

Deadline urged for Army deafness claims

By Michael O'Regan

Chocs in the dock

"Red Flag" Sung at Burial of the Author

In search of US adventure

Quiet life of Brian

Imperial way of life earns a reprieve

By Dominic Coyle

Doherty reaches last four

Crunch day for in-form Irish

By John O'Sullivan

English FA Cup, Fifth Round Previews

Big powers in last push to get peace deal agreed

By By CHRIS STEPHEN

Kelly is cleared by FIFA

Presbyterian Notes

McColgan is pregnant

By By PETER BYRNE

Clinton's apologies avoid any note of triumph

By By JOE CARROLL

League in a backwater

By By SEAN MORAN

Awkward embrace threatens to suffocate PDs

Je ne regrette rien, says Tripp on scandal

This Week They Said

SIPTU worried by new pension arrangements

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Artistry ensures unfailing sound of music

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Come In, Number Two

People

The Toddler can dribble

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

The moral agenda

When Saturn's rings slip out of sight

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Volkswagen to compensate 60 Auschwitz slave labourers

Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra/Emil Tabakov

By By DERMOT GAULT

Going to seed

By By JANE POWERS

Bottle Of The Week

Another 1,000 vaccinated after meningitis detected in fourth Welsh school

By Dick Ahlstrom

Impeachment's legacy will linger

Wine

By By MARY DOWEY

Gusmao's move from prison makes him a powerbroker

A pound of flesh

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Counting those syllables

By By JOHN BOLAND

Need for civic morality to protect marriage

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Green MEPs renew attack on GM foods

By Dick Ahlstrom

Kidd in Scottish raid

CB Masses illegal

Spain stresses sovereignty while Britain emphasises consent in Gibraltar dispute

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

All the best dates

EU Reconciliation Programme

The prince and the Nazis

Objective One no panacea in job creation

By By THERESA JUDGE

Accommodation refused to addict

Investors who benefited from Haughey decisions

A tendency to lash out or walk out

Tourism director declined Celtic position

By Joe Humphreys

Impasse On Decommissioning

General welcome from accountancy bodies

By By EMMET OLIVER

Hoax bomb halts UTV show

Van driver gets nine years for raping his daughter

Neutrals say PFP essential for security co-operation

Getting there

Beatings led to crime, court told

Mayo warms to Cooper-Flynn's independent performance

Tryba in lead

A patchwork tour of France

Lancefort threatens court move over plans for Eastern Bypass

By Patsy McGarry

Swapping lovers in Camden Town

Absence of Malick

By By GABY WOODS

Morley's brace puts Cork back in race

The romantic intellectual

UN Lockerbie initiative

Hillary may run on Gore ticket

By By ELAINE LAFFERTY

Report highlights new tensions in Sino-US relations

Spiced, with love

All the world's a play

Market responds to bank figures and zooms up

Rats fed GM potatoes in experiment less resistant to infection, scientist claimed

Six squad players take five

By John O'Sullivan

Working it all out

Wynning streak

By By ELAINE LAFFERTY

Singing the God in the tree

McGinley maintains his challenge

Blessed are the cheesemakers

Priest jailed for abuse of boy

In Season

Party rejuvenates its brand image with a single star logo

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Gardai examine hospital payment claim

By By CAROL COULTER and ELAINE KEOGH

Pardon and Peace

Payments To Politicians

The Bird Yard, by J. Wallis Martin (New English Library, £5.99 in UK)

Yoghurt case important for prosecutions over breaches of food hygiene, says judge

Mitchell calls for openness on security issues

By Michael O'Regan

Leaving Japan far behind

By By JOHN KELLY