12 October, 2001 Digital News Archive

US court approves Civil War parody

BA cuts fares to entice passengers back

Anguish at losing son, brother to AIDS after treatment

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Half of State's local authority houses are without central heating, claims Hayes

By Michael O'Regan

Free screening for post-traumatic stress

Art as therapy bears fruit in Limerick

By Aidan Dunne

BNFL says article on Sellafield is 'scaremongering at its worst'

By By RACHEL DONNELLY

Six killed in Kashmir as anti-war protests spread

State pathology facilities not ready for two years

'Look at the dust today: people are dying in Afghanistan'

Kaleidoscope of colours on Lake Constance

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Hostility To Israel

Four released after Dublin questioning

Ullrich digs deep to take title

By Shane Stokes

Sabena strike 'not affecting flights'

Primary teachers' union endorses pay deal

By Paul Anderson

Swissair rescue talks to fail says union chief

Check puppy's background before buying

Boeing is to lay-off 10,500 staff in December

Awards for young peoples' achievements

By Paul Anderson

Openet opens US headquarters

Gardai receive Barron autopsy report

By By THERESA JUDGE

Funerals to take place for Milan crash dead

Aer Rianta to waive fees on new routes

By By JIM DUNNE

Ireland Assist sets up repair service

Govett to shed 10% of workforce

Youth saw killing of wounded man

By By DICK GROGAN

Naipaul the outsider wins after a weary waiting

By Eileen Battersby

Banks get ready to supply new currency

ASTI bans supervision and substitution

Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds

Harlem Gospel Choir

By By VICTORIA WHITE

New daylight targets as 100 civilians are reported killed

Derivatives exchange targets growing band of Irish investors

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Sakhee is bound for Belmont

Future of Shannon stopover in doubt

By By KITTY HOLLAND and JOHN MCMANUS

DUBLN FRNGE FSTVL

Speeding And Road Deaths

Commuter Belt - Noel Dempsey, Minister for the Environment and Local Government

Parsons centre stage in Cannes

ITouch/hiTouch legal case rolls on

Abbeylara inquiry process examined

FAS join Forfas to bring out euro kit

Two shot in separate Belfast attacks

EU 'not obliged' to pay refugees

Response To Terrorist Attacks

End of loyalist ceasefires a setback - Cowen

Debate On Abortion

Bush warns of more terror attacks on US 'within days'

By Patrick Smyth, WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT, and MIRIAM DONOHOE and IN PESHAWAR

Limerick shooting leaves man critically ill

Two men die in accidents

FBI investigates new case of anthrax

Business on Television

By By SHEILA O'KELLY

Microsoft warns clients to download virus prevention

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Forum on Europe to begin work next week

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Datalex director buys shares

Question Time

Footsie rally spoiled by BT figures and futures sell-off

EU airline industry will press Commission to allow direct state aid

By By PADRAIG YATES

Chelsea chairman committed to Israel trip

Irish Language Forum

Atlantic 252 changes tune

Defence industry sees stocks soar in wake of terrorist attacks in US

Iberia cuts 3,000 jobs as rivals seek rescue

Burundi rebel groups negotiate

Greek PM appeals for reform support

£2.6m tax judgment sought by CAB

Man accused of shooting is released

Rehab race players fall foul of turmoil in markets following September's US attacks

Officials to examine wreck of burned ship

By By NIALL DELANEY

Hot hooves, cool heads

By Eileen Battersby

Forging ahead with a modern policy of social partnership

Sinn Fein warns of fireworks danger

Woods criticises parents on court cases

By By EMMET OLIVER

Assets of 39 suspected terrorists frozen

The Decline Of Farming

Sharon heads for a fresh row with Washington

Aborigines win title over Australian seas

FIFA insists it still foresees a two-leg play-off

By Emmet Malone

Could be a lark in the Park for Weld

By Brian O'Connor

ECB head dismisses fears of European recession

By Denis Staunton

Outlook worst for a decade, says Irish economist

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

A nation hard to beat

By Johnny Watterson

Doherty seeks advice on Ahern apology

By Mark Hennessy

Cattle farmer swaps wellies for glitter to harvest pedigree reward

By Kitty Holland

Ad campaigns can bridge the generation gap

By Laura Slattery

Clarke awaits fired-up Harrington

By Philip Reid

Galleries drawn to the old masters

By Philip Reid

High Court to rule on stay on mini-CTC rail committee

By Mary Carolan

Questions and Answers

By Dominic Coyle

Steps to ensure an easy euro transition

By By JANE O'SULLIVAN

Rioting erupts in east Belfast after RUC raid house

Martin brothers lift UCD

Stockbrokers lead the way in changeover

Ireland tease out gutsy Test victory

By Paul O'Hehir

Crisis In Aer Lingus

Payments withheld from 2,000 flock owners under investigation

By By SEAN MAC CONNELL

US military finds anthrax in Kazakhstan

US consumer confidence rises in October

Evidence begins in Omagh bombing trial

By Greg Meylan

One dead, two hurt in Larne pile-up

Bush gives Taliban second chance on bin Laden

Alesi may yet stick with Jordan

By By JUSTIN HYNES

Hakkinen says Suzuka may be his last GP

FBI warns of further terrorist attacks

German fear over lack of anthrax vaccines

Microsoft must lie in legal bed it's made

By Karlin Lillington

Response To Terrorist Attacks

Rooney joins Epionet board

Dying For Ireland

Pembroke still a powerful force

By By DERMOT ASHMORE

Christmas Is Coming

Harrison strides forward to make her mark in Europe

By By GRANIA WILLIS

Yugoslav ex-general to surrender

Eating, sleeping and buying footy

US admits Taliban air defences still a threat

Trains And Tourism

Blair appeals to Arabs for support

By By SIONA JENKINS

Missile firm head in North predicts business to double

By By FRANCESS MCDONELL

Supercomputer facility in Galway

Air unions impatient to see aid package

By By PADRAIG HARRINGTON

Difference of nuance or more doubt and confusion?

Jury is out on financials

'Magill' is walking a fine line

By By MEDB RUANE

New regulations will mean more information for insurance clients

Oireachtas

Media's right to criticise politicians supported by court, says judge

By By CAROL COULTER

Polaroid files for bankruptcy

Unruffled Walton operates at full blast

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Ryanair may abandon Belfast airport talks

By By FRANCES MCDONELL

E-commerce fails to attract punters

Bush’s ‘moment of truth’ nears - Palestinians

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

Garda plans crackdown on fireworks

FARC rebels free two kidnapped Germans

Harrington leads Clarke

By Piaras Murphy

RCYC receive $50,000 bursary and perpetual trophy

By David O'Brien

Offer of bus to end Holy Cross school row

Northern Secretary declares end to UDA and LVF ceasefires

Pressure builds on Gatland for win

By By ESMOND VAN ESBECK

Media Lab's role evolves to match changing times

By Karlin Lillington

Technology saves tech conference

Protests At Holy Cross School

Response To Terrorist Attacks

Work to begin on replacing paving stones

AIB prospects revised down

Hughes warms home hearts

Wallabies drop Walker from tour squad

DaimlerChrysler to shut 3 US truck plants

Two hundred civilians killed in village - Taliban

Brought to Book

By By JOHN MULQUEEN

AVX will cut 65 jobs in the North

By By FRANCES MCDONNELL

Rugova statement says he is stepping down

Alesi shines in Japanese F1 practice

FAS turns to new ways of working

Strong demand for Ryanair and Elan takes ISEQ higher

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Reasons to be cheerful despite economic gloom

By By KEVIN DALY

Schroeder may consider stimulus package

Fiorina's position on line as HP/Compaq merger wobbles

By By PAUL ABRAHAMS

New bond unveiled by Ulster Bank

Bombing suspended for Muslim holy day

EU challenges US on transatlantic fares

US stocks rebound to pre-September attack levels

Railtrack fails to outsource its business

By By PETER MARTIN

Man's trial over Omagh charge starts

By Greg Meylan

Crisis exposes limits of free market

By By SHEILA O' FLANAGAN

Harrington and Woosnam reach last four

Traffic Gripe

Concern over sex offender's time in Dublin

EU may boost funds for border controls

Caring for a pet can be a costly business

Death squads murder 40 in Colombia

An Irish mother, a globalising son and tough love

Underground strike called off

Gardai seek Limerick gunman

Axa to cut equity dependence

African gold in takeover talks

Lawyers hint of High Court move on Finnegan

By Paul Cullen

Iraqi refugees reach Australian landfall

By Conor Lally

Labour unveils its health care proposals

By Mark Hennessy

People On The move

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

Court may offer cheap solution for minor claims

By By CLARE O'DEA

EU defence ministers meet over policy

Online broker offers 1% bonus

Taking charge of bio-campus too good to pass up

Strikes may bring more terror - bishop

'This is ripping apart our country too'

Spurs agree Graham pay-off

Weekend Travel

Xerox warns of third-quarter loss

Incinerating Waste

New Ireland Group

FF rally party faithful to counter any SF threat

Bleak reviews for Baltimore

Intel promises super-fast machines

EU airports face closure over war risk cover

Crisis In Aer Lingus

Islamic leaders call on Muslims to demonstrate

Promising twist in Miller's tale

Johnson appeal to be heard in London

US retail sales dropped 2.4% in September

Protestant children join protesters at Catholic school

By By JIM CUSACK

Performix signs EuroConex deal

Australian hostel fire murder trial delayed

ASTI likely to support ban in ballot

By By SEAN FLYNN and EMMET OLIVER

Protesters in court after hotel incident

Iona in partnership talks with Microsoft

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Information on arthritis at RDS

Survey shows tech funding still strong despite slump

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Protests to follow arrival of US forces in Pakistan

By By MIRIAM DONOHOE

Xertel introduces Voyager to market

Marine aircraft visit to US Coastguard

Sotheby's to shed 14 per cent of workforce

Teargas used on anti-US marchers in Nigeria

Danone gives food and drinks sector indigestion

Sports Digest: Futch dies aged 90

Insurance industry still awaits major shake-up

Russia admits anti-aircraft missile downed plane

Farmer shot stepson after pushing partner down stairs

NI tech firm wins world award

Scully to start but Rovers sweat on strikers

By Paul Doyle

one Life

Digging Up Dublin

Bin Laden takes on mantle of Che Guevara in eyes of young Arabs

By By MICHAEL SAILHAN

Car bomb defused in Co Armagh

300 jobs lost at poultry factory

By By PAT TIERNEY

ICG boss invests €3m in shares

Bush wants role for UN in building new Afghanistan

By Patrick Smyth

Dispute delays child benefit payments

By Paul Doyle

Dollar likely to remain dominant in 2002

By By JOHN BEGGS

Doctor fails to prevent inquiry into allegations of misconduct

IEA slashes world oil demand forecasts

Denis Riordan freed after week in jail

Symantec's chief executive will not allow downturns to stand in his way

By By FIONA HARVEY

Corrections and Clarifications

De Palacio may relent on state aid for airlines

Desmond's Midas touch put to the test with Unidare investment

Trial of Omagh bomb accused to open today

Microsoft shows off Xbox in Japan

Buoyant dollar extends gain as euro falls

Taoiseach pledges to help Aer Lingus

Terror unlikely to impact world economy - IMF

Tenacity sets Combilift managing director apart from the pack

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

VCs get green light in €75m tech plan

By By JAMIE SMYTH

Workers hold key to safety policy

By By JOE ARMSTRONG

Latest 'must have' gadget does not fit the bill

By By NIALL MCKAY

Accenture takes a $40m charge

World Cup insurers want contract renegotiated

In-depth modern literature collection for sale

Annan and UN win Nobel Peace Prize

Toymaker builds robot to chat to lonely singles

Esat to make 38 redundant

Collateral damage and civilian deaths will harm Allies

Humans and animals make the most of 'Indian summer'

By By CAROLINE CRAWFORD

Ukrainian minister offered to resign

By By OLENA HORODETSKA

EU court asked to withdraw £80m for North

By By CAROL COULTER

Ireland must be prepared to change

By By SE┴N MORAN

Killarney set for test of strength

By Ian O'Riordan

Ireland tells EU it plans to aid Aer Lingus

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Inflation rate unchanged at 4.6 per cent

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Reed Elsevier invests $25m in Riverdeep

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Tonight's Reviews

By Emmet Malone

Government is accused on social inequality

By Marie O’Halloran

Genesis off to fresh start

By Mary Hannigan

£43,500 compensation to unnamed ISPCC director for 'loss of office'

By Colm Keena

Getting back to the story

By Fintan O’Toole

Inter-faith prayer service for world peace held in Dublin

By Patsy McGarry

Drug focus turns to smaller firms

By Dominic Coyle