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CHRIS ARMSTRONG APPARENTLY DERAILS MANCHESTER UNITED'S TITLE ASPIRATIONS Connacht outsmart Ulster There's still hope Return of the kings was easier said than done Meade and McNamara to get merrier A milestone reached for Irish cricket A canter for Hardy Review of the year Cork stay on top of the mountain Jeremiah the Cork Messiah Two into three goes Quotes of the year A match for Mourinho Enter the contender It was a year in which the good name of the Four Tops in Montrose only got better Underwhelmed by the overhyped Little wonder that most serious politicians regard Bono as the man you do business with on Africa and Bob Geldof as the man whom you limit to a photo opportunity Syria made threats to Hariri Aid worker freed amid Gaza chaos US mayor to overturn 'dumb' snowball ban Eight killed in Indonesia blast Churchill wanted to send Hitler to 'the chair' QUOTES OF THE WEEK Offending others' religious beliefs Daschle received anthrax in post Supporting Ethiopian people Will marchers recall bombings? Tough questions for that demigod of Irish journalism, Noam Chomsky We're up the poll already as a new government prepares to be born Be prepared to be very very scared FG's young TDs need to prove they can be leaders of a new generation Humanitarian approach needed on deportation THE CUTTING EDGE SF/MI5: inextricably linked? Finian and Tony launch pop careers Bertie beware: FF cowboys to strike Forde loses focus on murder Forde loses focus on murder Forde loses focus on murder Trying out life as a nice Jewish family The son also rises. . . WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS IT FIGURES FRANCO AND THE FLOWERS BILL THE DEATH OF DEV AND THE 'LEAGUE TABLE' An embarrassing US war, an oil crisis. . . some things don't change Lines drawn in the FF battlefield of Westmeath BATTLEGROUND 07: where the next general election will be won and lost Political hopefuls ready for showtime in '07 One a week in the worst year ever Fourscore is not what it used to be: 80 is the new 60 Milestones in our past return to be celebrated and mourned Holidays end today - Department Hobbs is back with a vengeance Campaign to prevent debtors being jailed Private investigators spy on litter louts PDs determined to open up Dublin's bus market Fire destroys home in south Dublin Man critical after Sligo shooting Monaghan hospital protesters march on Dail Search for missing woman continues off Bray coast Man charged with killing of Irishman in Britain Dreading the injustice of another year Legislation sought to prevent 'cloning playground' in Ireland Deaths in the workplace up by over 40% Cullen moves on random testing IRA probe SF figure in new spy fears Alternative FF-PD-Green coalition option emerges Sixty dead in worst year for killings since the Civil War Some modern architectural gems in Dublin city Glam rock design a hit again Winter of content ahead for gardeners And the Oscar for best property in a foreign country goes to. . . Guinness makeover lets visitors brew their own Investors to take office in 2006 as supply falls short, say analysts Interest rate rises should not deter off "rst-time buyers 'Even though I have loans, I never had to think about interest rates before' Ireland's newest town nearly ready to address the nation Buying in 2006? Just follow the train line. . . O'Leary begins air raid on Aer Lingus territory Taking stock of the Iseq A promising new year for all but the most dedicated tiger hunters Economics Stories set to make waves in 2006 How McCreevy's SSIA windfall will underpin the economy Generous social activist HOROSCOPES WITH MARGARET NEYLON GLOBETROTTER WWW. . . www. holidayworldshow. com Voluntourists Suites that hit the high notes City Slicker HOT HOTEL ARMCHAIR TRAVELLER NEW ZEALAND MY FAVOURITE PLACE PHILIP TREACY THE MALDIVES GETAWAYS Chic preview CELEBRITY SQUARE MEALS RICHARD AND JUDY'S SORT OF BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING You are what you eat Madonna and chilli JAMS TRIED & TASTED JOHN WILSON PICKS SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND Smoothie talk IF YOU DO ONE THING THIS WEEK. . . GET A ROUTINE GOING HEALTH MATTERS Strengthen your resolve New year, new look A sign of things to come High five for '05 35 under 35 THE SIDE HE DOESN'T BROADCAST FRIENDS FOR LIFE GERALDINE O'GRADY AND OONAGH KEOGH BRIEF ENCOUNTER TOM DUNNE, RADIO PRESENTER FIONA LOONEY VIEW FROM THE SUBURBS HOW DO I LOOK? HALINA ASHDOWN SHEILS, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF ADVANCED COSMETIC SURGERY This week, we're loving. . . Okay, we're in America What a buzz. . . Pachanistas unite! THE STATE OF THAT Suga and spite FIVE MINUTE INTERVIEW WITH. . . JOHN LYNCH Vespaholic HOTSHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVINGIT LOATHINGIT If only the cat could chill out too

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