05 October, 2002 Digital News Archive

Architect's tables for over €7,000

Fourth man held over Cork arms find

War fears draw investors out of equities - study

Songwriter of country music 'to break your heart'

PUBLIC SPENDING CUTBACKS

Man jailed for having ecstasy worth €1m

Labour ban on North membership heads for court

'American Taliban' jailed for 20 years

Only the tribunal can give the answers on latest claims

Galway's depth can swing it

Life apart on the ocean wild

FLOOD TRIBUNAL FALL-OUT

Brilliant composer deeply inspired by his Catholic faith

Market Report

Alert for deadly seal virus heading our way

Teenage student killed by Israeli forces

Boro close gap, Hammers stay bottom

Talking a whole lot of bullocks

FF TD defends planning move in village

By Paul Cullen

3.5m cigarettes seized by Customs in Cork

By By Olivia Kelleher

WebWorld

US unemployment hits 7-month low

Workers in cities and towns take to the streets

Executive on verge of collapse after IRA infiltration

Haggling begins over tacit support for US attack on Iraq

Skillsoft to cut up to 140 jobs

By By Edward Power

Recalling the days of beehives 'n' Brylcreem

$28 bn awarded against US tobacco giant

Quarter-final spot within Ulster's grasp

Glass - from east to west

Six with alleged links to al-Qaeda charged

Inquiry ordered into Colombia 3 no-show

Clubs may seek compensation

The Rachel capers

Clare landfill site eases pressure on waste

By Gordon Deegan

Buried by indifference in Mourmelon Triangle

Iceland pulls two products from shelves

UUP hardliners selected to fight elections

Loose Leaves

Shelbourne stroll

Lindh gets 20 years in jail for aiding Taliban

Taking on the big boys

By By Deaglan de Breadun

Apology

Collective moral vacuum being filled by drink

Fee-paying institute provides most DCU students

By By Emmet Oliver and Sean Flynn and Education Staff

Busts to make up to €1,000 at Thomas Adams auction

Minister and former EU Commissioner agree Yes is best

By Úna McCaffrey

Some world-weary demonstrators sceptical of unions' fighting talk

By Marie O’Halloran

Volatile markets erase a fifth of pension funds

By Laura Slattery

EirGrid and regulator plan talks over stand-off

Finity set to thwart Ballydoyle team

By Brian O'Connor

Fans all agree you're looking swell, Dolly

By Frank McNally

Higgins warns of impact on public services

By Joe Humphreys

Gap between rich and poor widens

By Joe Humphreys

No vote 'could lead to more immigrants'

By Patrick Smyth

Everyman's a jazz cat in Cork

Irish youngster races to Newcastle victory

Stalked by an agenda

Youths who shot man (82) have sentencing deferred

By By Elaine Keogh

UN weapons inspector supports resolution talks

Suits you, sir

EMC set to trim staff by 7%

By By Edward Power

Qualified states should be allowed to join EU - Smith

State broadcaster failing to maintain a Nice balance

Inventor of a poetic tradition

Post-match blues

Britain's treatment of children criticised

Lithuanian man held over Down double killing

Palmer out to finally make it this time

HORIZONS

Gronholm crowned world rally champion

This Joe forgotten but not gone

Scientist who helped discover new drug to treat leprosy

Sinn Fein protest at police stations over Stormont raids

Rival bosses play down latest Old Firm encounter

France seeks allies for move to counter US strategy on Iraq

Yes vote will secure low taxes, says Harney

By Paul Anderson

Quiet Man poster for around €3,500 at Mansion House fair

By Orna Mulcahy

Two islands with contrasting accession agendas

ICAI fines Kerry accountant for not fulfilling duties

By By Edward Power

Complex country in context

Loyalist feud thought to be behind Belfast killing

O'Brien remains hopeful

Does Bertie have to watch his back?

Munster too strong for Neath

UK newspapers to be included in JNRR survey

By By Edward Power

This Week They Said

Cult Hero

Pressure is on from day one

Smokin' Grass

US-North Korea talks move forward

An Irishman's Diary

Haulier says cash is from horse sale

Galway warned of possible flood on Monday

By Lorna Siggins and in Galway

Derry's progress begins to pay off

Revisiting the nightmare

Kilkenny marks 800th anniversary of St Canice's Cathedral

By By Carol Duffy

Linguistic shenanigans in literary weirdworld

Former aide puts new pressure on Barrymore

By From Frank Millar and London Editor

Jobless trend dips but fails to persuade economists

By Úna McCaffrey

Former aide puts new pressure on Barrymore

By From Frank Millar and London Editor

Gas users object to higher transmission tariffs

Union call off Cardiff big game

By Gerry Thornley

Publisher, philanthropist and backer of Republicans

Rome ceremony

Higher turn-out would justify second Nice poll

ArtScape

'Bugbear' computer virus targets keystrokes and confidential data

Travel trade workshop to be held in Killarney

By By Anne Lucey

Edwina's breathy revelations 15 years too late

Aer Rianta turns down new routes for Shannon

By Gordon Deegan and in Shannon

The accidental Coleridge scholar

Archer could face longer sentence over prison diaries

Chemical tanker sinks off Japanese coast

Concerns over redundancy pay

Paperbacks

Colombia accused refuse to attend court

The painter who fell in love with the land

Nine years for possessing gun

Killing time: 20 years of incompetence

US-brokered peace deal endorsed by Iraqi Kurds

By By Shamal Aqrawi and in Arbil

Harrington tied for Dunhill lead

Yellow card could turn a dangerous red

Reid was aware of investigation that led to Stormont raid

De Brun calls for UUP support

ANC set for Cape Town victory

By By Patrick Laurence and in Johannesburg

Gunners to meet Sunderland in cup

DEBATE ON THE NICE TREATY

Ahern insists 'I have never received a bribe in my life'

Literary cliques and their organs

LABOUR PARTY LEADERSHIP CONTEST

O'Shea gets promotion

UN diplomats face resolution test

India and Pakistan clash over latest missile tests

Green Paper launches debate on reform of tax, PRSI systems

By By Christine Newman

Euro-zone service sector contracts

McDowell's intervention has the authentic ring of panic

Albatross fails to get Monty soaring

Quinn kills the 'Saint Niall' myth

Minister likely to decide on Macarthur case after Nice poll

By By Carol Coulter and Legal Affairs Correspondent

No fury like a public scorned

Neighbour assaulted farmer with arrow

By By Ann Healy and in Galway

Leinster crank up for European show

Colonial adventures without the curlicues

Fall of RTE worthy of BBC series

A sainthood cloaked in controversy

The brave way to settle the Quinn affair

Conor O' Clery from America

Economists divided on fed rate cuts

Connacht run comes to abrupt end

Self-deprecating confessions of a serial biographer

Shaking up the American dream

Tribesman plotting Galway's downfall

Toulouse's to lose as European Cup kicks off

War with Iraq may be unavoidable, says Bush

Turkey's EU bid on back burner

Thousands march in redundancy protest

By Chris Dooley and Industry and Employment Correspondent

Insurance firms to fight false claims

By Colm Keena

Railway agency to defend action taken over top job

Credit unions to accelerate changes to funding

Hungarian 'deeply hurt' by Green Party stance

By Mark Hennessy and Political Reporter

Taoiseach criticised over GIS official's radio call

By Joe Humphreys

Russborough closes as Beit collection paintings removed

By Tim O'Brien