Article Index

Dublin's century ends with a whimper

Just Nip to land nap

Ancient stones provide backdrop to ceremony of light and hope

By By THERESA JUDGE

Anthem for the new `can-do' Ireland

By By MEDB RUANE

KLM to enter the budget airline market

Where's that

By By FLANN O RIAIN

Textbites

Nuneaton swallowed whole

Irish millennium projects will last after others have gone Brennan

Italian's winning formula

New books from the west cover history, fishing and virtuous landlords

McDowell prepared to act as `link'

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Donegal man drowns in Spain

Murder suspect jailed for breaking bail rules

Few symptoms of doom but it's too early for the all-clear

Campaign against Mullaghmore visitor centre continues

By By GEORGE KEEGAN

Health

Do the right thing (Part 1)

Web address sold at an auction for $10 million

`Jamming' vow on illegal radio

By By DR EAMON PHOENIX

Giving Lara the look

By By FIACHRA O MARCAIGH

Kohl scandal link to Schauble

Belfast sets out to catch up on all those parties it has missed

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Revoked statutory instrument could not continue to apply to planning appeal

By By SIOBHAN STACK

Diary

An Irishman's Diary

By By PATRICK COMERFORD

Victim of building collapse to be buried today

By By DICK HOGAN

A Syrian orchard waiting for peace

Let us step with hope into our new century

Dolan off to winning start

By By PAUL BUTTNER

Stormont warns of Protestant backlash

By By DR EAMON PHOENIX

Doves fly but party limited by fears, zealots

British Telecom close to Airtel deal

Five policemen injured in violent street clashes

George Harrison leaves hospital

Bishop sees `post-denominational' era

By Patsy McGarry

Fireworks over Foyle and 2,000 singers on city walls

By By SUZANNE BREEN

Yeltsin, rough-hewn democrat, bows out

By Seamus Martin

No slackening in demand for hostel services provided for the homeless

Local weather forecasts on tap

By Lorna Siggins

Man shoots sister-in-law dead in freak accident

Release of hostages overtakes all other new year festivities

By By DAVID ORR

Teamwork decisive for Dublin

By By SEAN MORAN

Pope wishes everyone a year rich in peace

By By PADDY AGNEW

Oil price rise affects cargo fares

Museum conservators unravel hidden secrets of an ancient Irish relic

Former front-runner Primakov loses steam as communist Zyuganov looks likely to poll well

Gold

300,000 on the Mall for the Washington countdown

By By JOE CARROLL

A boor, a bully and a boozer, but Boris was a journalist's dream

By Seamus Martin

Swell party that virtually set the Thames on fire

By Brian Boyd

Pyrotechnics put Aussies and world audience in party mood

By By CHRISTOPHER ZINN

Whatever your beliefs, this was a night to remember

Man becomes millionaire thanks to computer error

Las Vegas chapels raise wedding costs to cash in

Peace hopes of the rising generation get loudest cheers

By Lorna Siggins

Eight die in car accidents over first two days of new year

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Legislation on child-abuse inquiry expected shortly

By By CAROL COULTER

Clear win for Plaid Maid

Pardon by father of murdered man saves teenager from death

Knife fight leaves one dead and one wounded

Bishop Walsh's pilgrimage

Debate on asylum-seekers

Freyne just the tonic for Cork City

By Emmet Malone

In California, celebrations were a damp squib

By By ELAINE LAFFERTY

Man dies in house fire

Body of woman found in Swords

Diplomat's views on the Irish

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Arctic Copper napped to win

Creative aggressor supreme (Part 2)

Holiday Arrangements

Russians rise magnificently to occasion

By Seamus Martin

Dublin take shine off Stars

By By SEAN MORAN

Army sergeant faces charge of murder

By By FRANK MCNALLY and ELAINE KEOGH

Five killed, four wounded in shooting incidents

Dublin opts for `hard realities' as Belfast burns

Wenger believes Henry has filled Anelka role

Dr Tierney and UCD

Nazi suspect threatens to quit Britain

Registering a few firsts in the land where time begins

By Marie O'Halloran

West Cork celebrates its own special place in the sun

By By DICK HOGAN

Concern at `clearing' of speeches

Beatrice de Courcy Ireland dies (88)

The Points Commission

On the Roads

Chronology of 1969 events

John Hume

Christmas broadcast

Cavan triumph

Times Square hosts city's biggest bash

By By PATRICK MARKEY

IT sector needs funds and a coherent strategic vision

Brave New World

Fears for Irish traditions among wonders of new era

By By KATHRYN HOLMQUIST

Russia after Yeltsin

Donald spoils fine English day

By By MIKE SELVEY

Bud Ahearne passes on

Sporting Great

The times we live in

Greeting card captures `moment in time'

Haughey seen as `shrewd, ruthless'

Three die and several are injured in apartment fire

E-trader talks down future openings

Creative aggressor supreme (Part 1)

From Urals to Kremlin

Lehman birdies weather the storm

McGrath and Lee rout

Omagh remembers in quiet New Year's Eve service

By By JOHN MCCUSKER

Carberry gains lucrative treble

40,000 revellers look forward to better future

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

The talk of the town

Security powers transferred from Stormont to London

Newgrange should be seen in context

James W. Smyth

Unsettled Anderton not sweet on Sugar

A record hot year in England

Sad Mad Bad launches Uttoxeter double

Electricity deregulation of no benefit, warns SFA

English FA Premiership: Team news and statistics

Philip O'Flynn

Our new-found prosperity is key political issue of future, say politicians

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Kiprono responds

British lottery creates 28 millionaires in draws over Christmas and new year

Heavy fines for e-commerce fraud proposed in new legislation

Labour to appoint general secretary

Bohemians close in

Government urged to encourage split in IRA

Modem World

Russian military assault on Grozny meets stiff resistance from guerrillas

Ferguson sets the record straight on Robbie Keane

Quotes to greet 2000

Girl (2) gets new liver in transplant

By By ARTHUR QUINLAN

Pope makes plea for children

Church unity in concert of 2,000 years

By Patsy McGarry

Phoney war on women who choose to work

'Dawn' planting of 2,000 oak saplings hopes to set new world record

By Lorna Siggins

Thousands line the Shannon for a spectacular show

National League Previews

By Emmet Malone

Boost for Martinez

Public transport policy

Troubled German builder faced with further upheaval

Westlife stay at the top

Human consciousness still a phenomenon that defies explanation

By By DR WILLIAM REVILLE

Wilson weighed up direct rule in North

Giant fireworks and a £17m party usher in new year

By Denis Staunton

Sambas and a sea goddess as Brazilians celebrate on the Copacabana

Capital's celebrations dignified but dull

`Windows 2000' is impressive

Mass at St Patrick's

Science finds a way to stimulate the imagination with verses on buses

Bridge Notes

By By GEORGE RYAN

Pilot in solo protest in Cuba

Raiders hold Cork woman at knifepoint

An Elephant's Wonderful Sagacity

Politician says criminal gang carried out killing

By By CLARE MURPHY

Market poised to extend rally as Y2K bug fails to surface

No Problem for Cully

Presbyterian Notes

French homes still in darkness

Oh, what a beautiful morning!

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Gay couple face lengthy process

Casey is doubtful

Magic of the Dome unveiled in apotheosis of New Labour

Unease after India frees militants for hostages

By Rahul Bedi

Hunt report seeks break-up of B-Specials

By By DR EAMON PHOENIX

Israel plays down rising expectations of quick talks result

Putin begins campaign with Yeltsin pledge

By Seamus Martin

Yeltsin immunity suggests a deal done with Putin

Lloyds TSB to launch European Internet bank

59 asylum-seekers arrive in Rosslare from Cherbourg

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

Tiananmen Square turnoff for hopeful revellers

Health

Do the right thing (Part 2)

Kosovars enjoy taste of freedom at spectacular fireworks show

By Chris Dooley

Crisis staff in IT departments found the new year a happy non-event

An unlikely symbol of reform and change

100 years pointing the way in sport

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

Discussion on Paisley meeting

By By DR EAMON PHOENIX

Barron, Casey to play it again

By By PAT ROCHE

Y2K smooth so far, but dangers lie ahead

A musical oasis brightens up a dull evening

By Kevin Courtney

Russia won't be attractive under Putin, but it could be a lot worse

By By ANATOL LIEVEN

Standing on the oche of a new millennium

By Philip Reid

Pakistan start tour with loss

Future is clear to Net prophets

Herod marriage criticised by `baptist' John

Opposition fears `Tudjman effect' in Croatia poll as voting gets under way

By By CHRIS STEPHEN

O'Neill warning of making mountain from molehill went unheeded

US submarine straddles the centuries on dateline