Article Index

Ryder Cup ranting already in the fast lane

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Taliban defies sanctions

Dundalk Schools 1-12, Col San Froinsias 1-8

Maynooth PP 2-12, Portmarnock CS 2-8

St Patrick's 2-17, St Joseph's 0-5

Shattering info

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Archbishop withholds full backing for new NI policing plan

By By MONIKA UNSWORTH

SportsSpeak: Week in quotes

By Johnny Watterson

Double rapist stays in jail

Important gains in Colombia now at risk

The Wrong Boy, by Willy Russell, read by the author (HarperCollins, 4 tapes, 6 hrs, £12.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Healing by Touch

Something nasty about glee at Lawlor jailing

By By BREDA O'SULLIVAN

Architect Lapidus dies

IAPF sounds a warning note on returns from State pension fund

By By JANE SUITER

Nokia sets aside €1m for Limerick research project

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Public firms bristle as another levy looms

Entire Glenroe cast is to be axed - and this time it's no accident

By Frank McNally

Ex-minister Lord Prentice dies

Angling notes

By By DEREK EVANS

Sandra Bernhard

Piracy and poitin on islands in the mist

By Michael Viney

Court battle looms over Internet adoption

Scientific problems

By By EDDIE HOLT

Police question Diana's butler

Leinster fail to make the cut

Ahern sets out his views on Lawlor's future

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Fear and loathing in the Basque (Part 1)

`Black Santa' who tried weaving reconciliation into daily life

DUP could hand seats to Sinn Fein, says Trimble

Champion in decline?

American power play

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

`I'm sitting on the board of Smurfit's . . . if you want me to say I'm happy with it, I will'

Sharon tries to soften anti Arab image

By By DAVID HOROVITZ

Mobile Jones

Mandelson could be questioned over `deal'

Tomb of a lamented hero

By Mary Leland

BSE crisis and incineration

An Irishwoman's Diary

By By MARY O'BRIEN

A Suitable Boy, by Vikram Seth, read by the author (HarperCollins, 4 tapes, 6 hrs, £12.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Dempsey has conflict as FF treasurer Labour

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Clifden advance

Clinton secures parting deal by new admission in Jones case

By Patrick Smyth

Happy birthday, Nelly

By Deirdre Falvey

Eircom rejects Dunphy proposal

Troubled waters

By Frank McNally

IMMA critique unjustified and at odds with public opinion

Clinton has not gone away yet, you know

Bruton wants incinerators study

By Tim O'Brien

Recessionary fears on Wall Street as Bush administration takes office

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Church of Ireland notes

In a square darkly

By Deirdre Falvey

Fast dreams fade away to a slow, cold reality

Faldo back in the fold

Princess to leave hospital

The people's president

A black book of capitalism

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

My Dream of You (Part 3)

The most verbally brutal journalist of his age

Save your auction sale receipts

Bush, a man with many faces, takes helm as winds of change blow in Washington

The unsavoury spectre at the Bush feast

Talks with Legacy on Dome sale in crisis

Popular figure who represented a people without their own state

Bar manager settles action

Twelve Horses software company to be acquired by US grouping

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Methodist Notes

Szabo's strides for equality

By Johnny Watterson

Man has ear bitten off in Dublin fight

Gardai name Kerry house fire victim

Forthcoming Fairs

Keeping the faith

By Deirdre Falvey

Presidential portrait fetches $1.216m

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Millionaire mystery awaits final answer

By By ROISIN INGLE

Poems of the city

By By COLIN GRAHAM

TMTs lead markets on mixed day's trading

History, euro likely to prompt early summer election

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Happy as pigs

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

The biggest killer among young black men

By Patrick Smyth

Betting closed on OCI race

By Johnny Watterson

Lawlors unto themselves

By By HARRY BROWNE

Romania PM wins party leadership

Dedicated and witty Irish actor who became a household name

Limerick helps New Zealand college

`Shrub' firmly planted in Republican old guard soil

High Court puts liquidator into Ebeon

Volatile tech stocks continue latest rally

Teachers' pay dispute

Horizons

By Sylvia Thompson

Priority now is to get Lawlor back into the tribunal

Angola is pivotal in Congo power struggle

By By DECLAN WALSH

Two killed as hotel collapses

Morrison yet to decide

By Michael Walker

Olympics lose their appeal

By Johnny Watterson

ASTI strike suspended as teachers agree talks on forum

By By EMMET OLIVER

Munster secure home draw

Chance of turf racing resuming

Chinese choose Wicklow man to build pipe organ

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Vinnie deaf to call of Wilde

By Mary Hannigan

The show's over for former film hero of the masses

ETA claims killings and warns of new assassination targets

Endurance, by Alfred Lansing, read by Tim PigottSmith (Orion, 4 tapes, 6 hrs, £12.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Accounting bodies put off vote for a merger

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Confidence in ESB chief holds

Einstein's own theory on the teaching of golf

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Chelsea ease past Ipswich

Clinton statement admits false testimony

Ebeon founders deny role in collapse

By John McManus

Keepers unite to fight the mite

By By GREGORY DUFFY

Red Bull was drunk before stabbing

O'Malley swings into action

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Financial services plan `crucial'

By By ELLA SHANAHAN

Pot luck ushers Ireland into final

Mrs Mitterrand, priest clash

My Dream of You (Part 1)

Castro leads anti-US march

Saga ends as Miley utters last `Holy God'

Beyond black and white

By By HARRY CLIFTON

Blue chips fall as Home Depot sours the mood

Daewoo to cut 80 Antrim jobs

Lawlor jailing shows chink in the armour of `untouchables'

Director's `hamming' days are over

By Rosita Boland

Black skin, white masks, red-hot

By By DECLAN KIBERD

All Star trip is criticised

By By SEAN MORAN

Another Cushnahan coup

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Investigation into suspect device at RUC station continues

By Paul Anderson

Stock-taking in Belfast

No jail for man who shot garda in raid

Finders, Keepers

By Eileen Battersby

Meetings with Remarkable Trees, by Thomas Pakenham, read by Bill Paterson (Orion Audio, 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

We're upbeat and ready

Estrada in bid to set terms for resigning presidency

Man jailed for sex assault in toilet

FIFA take back seat on last column transfers

Bray settle for a well earned point

By Emmet Malone

Sullivan asked to stay

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Explorer in a musical New World

The joy of kitsch

Minister meets doctors opposed to Cork IBTS closure

By By DICK HOGAN

No appropriate place for troubled boy, court told

By Mary Carolan

Taoiseach's letter to John Bruton

Profound movement

By Deirdre Falvey

Oasis star granted divorce

Forthcoming Auctions

In the company of greatness

By Johnny Watterson

Eye on Nature

By Michael Viney

Immigrants' bodies flown home

Quiet architect of a forceful revolution

By By JUSTIN HYNES

Moya beats Hewitt in marathon clash

Disposal facilities `inadequate'

Protesters arrested at Bush inauguration

Vincent Browne interview (Part 1)

One man one vote, one federation three votes

By Johnny Watterson

No sign Gallagher is in Donegal

By By JIM CUSACK

Adams's cousin loses RUC appeal

Witness felt he was being `blackmailed' to testify in Gilligan case

Italy name Six Nations training squad

Ahern woolly and feeble on Lawlor issue

By By DICK WALSH

Economists predict inflation may be as low as 3% this year

By By JANE SUITER

Market bucks trend to move modestly forward

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Opening blitz secures the victory

Portraits in Gallery make delightful exhibition

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Patience needed in dealing with Traveller issue, says bishop

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Rahman up next for Lennox Lewis

Rate falls for first time in 18 months

Councillor fined in assault case

Bankruptcy stalks technology sector

By John McManus

Mass poverty, not nature, is real killer in Central America

By By SALLY O'NEILL

Creditor seeks Tuskar wind-up

Crypto Wars

Taosieach considering Dublin traffic management body

Electoral spending limits

Rise and Fall: Gillespie's career to date

New version of Melissa virus emerges

Youth psychiatric services `face crisis'

By Joe Humphreys

Former officer loses court appeal

Teenager killed in Co Derry car crash

Bringing the Good News

We are losing as much as we gain and it ain't pretty

By By TOM HUMPHRIES

17 new cases of BSE found in Irish herds

By By SEAN MACCONNELL

Radioactive canister missing

Man of conviction with a sense of drama

The words we use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Kabila's body starts journey to Congo for burial

Davy's warns economy is likely to see lower growth

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Haughey gives evidence in private because of his medical condition

By Colm Keena

Clinton pardons Hearst but not Peltier

Music symposium

Not just another African disaster

By Paul Cullen

Pope expresses hope of ethical US administration

Funny? Nah, nah

By By EAMON DELANEY

Teachers' pay dispute

Ovoca shares dispute settled

Bush makes peace process commitment to Ahern

My Dream of You (Part 2)

Judgment on fish farms reserved

Drug testing company saved from closure

Departure time at union

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Councillor `told he had forfeited seat'

By Tim O'Brien

`Step-down' care of elderly

US returns Greek artifacts

President whose political skills deserted him

Dedicated to the ones who love

By By MOLLY MCCLOSKEY

Henman survives walkabout

By By STEPHEN BIERLEY and ELEANOR PRESTON

Leinster have enough in supply not to bottle it

By Gerry Thornley

No sense, only sentimentality

Cathartic events show fully alive political system

Tallaght Choral Society/Orchestra of St Cecilia

By Michael Dervan

Clinton set to grant pardons before leaving office

Death of Beat poet Corso

Drinks company says it mistakenly dumped radioactive waste in landfill

By By NUALA HAUGHEY

The Blind Assassin, by Margaret Atwood, read by Lorelei King (HarperCollins, 4 tapes, 6 hrs, £12.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Revolutionary keys to the secret

Old Lady gets a name-change

By Frank McNally

Radcliffe strolls to Stormont victory

Auction Results

Blood Rain, by Michael Dibdin, read by Michael Kitchen (Chivers Audio, 8 tapes, 8 hrs, £15.95 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

A dying way of life

Opting for a pragmatic solution, not an `absolutist' one

Ex-garda convinced on serial killer

By By JIM CUSACK

Biography - Nuala O'Faolain

Taking the boat

Health board forced to cut number of required nursing home checks

Waste charges in Dublin

Four killed in fresh violence in Indonesia

Role swap could be on the cards

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Ulster frustrate Saracens hopes

Coughlan's Hawaii five-under

All about actors

By Deirdre Falvey

You're raining on my presidential parade

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Hijacker killed by grenade in northern Greece

Kirsty MacColl remembered at ceremony in London

Figures ease pressure on McCreevy in EU

By Denis Staunton

Take second glance at one-stop theatre ticket shopping

By By ANNE BYRNE

National League Previews

By Emmet Malone

Fire at Clontarf community hall investigated

Street cred

Correction

The Troubles unlocked

By By PAUL ARTHUR

Mystery of the dream brothers

I told you so, says Charlie

By Dominic Coyle

Enchantment

User-friendly fairway woods replace the tried and trusted low irons

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Man named in suspicious Finglas death

George W Bush sworn in as 43rd President of the USA

This week they said

Man who raped wife, daughters has sentence adjourned for week

Vincent Browne interview (Part 2)

Adams says Bush not a setback for peace process

Arroyo new Philippine president as Estrada ousted

Office morale and motivation raised

Fear and loathing in the Basque (Part 2)

Kostunica gets warm welcome in Sarajevo

By By PHILIPPA FLETCHER

Eleven die as boat capsizes in Bangladesh

The Consolations of Philosophy, by Alain de Botton, read by the author (Penguin, 2 tapes, 3 hrs, £8.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Change of Address

Acting for a dream

Williams sisters close in on Hingis

Out of sight, out of mind in the house of tragedy

Judgment in taxi case reserved

Microsoft star shines a little less brightly

By Dominic Coyle

Aegon poised to bid for Equitable Life

Munster to retain their remarkable home record

By John O'Sullivan

Adopted twins may become wards of court next week

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Congo to swear in Joseph Kabila as president

Another piece of the Stuart jigsaw

By Eileen Battersby

Down, Gonzo

By By JOE BREEN

Why California lights went out

Credit union computer project failure leads to job losses

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

The Constant Gardener , by John le Carre, read by the author (Hodder Headline, 4 tapes, 6 hrs, £14.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

Canal knowledge

By By ARTHUR MATHEWS

Premiership team news and statistics

Curtis Stigers to victory

Istabraq should be up to this challenge

By Brian O'Connor

Caring Eircom shows its cold, cold heart

By Dominic Coyle

Romania reports cyanide pollution

Going from Baddiel to scripture verse

By Shane Hegarty

Old-style First Lady is back

RTE head condemns workplace behaviour

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN