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Better judgement is clouded by one-eyed pursuit of success America's paranoia is yielding nothing but hostility Meet Ireland's first female Taoiseach Letters to the editor 'Whoever said that Ireland is now a "rst-world country but with third-world habits was right' After the SSIAs: going a little further canhelp important charities What are you doing about gangland crime, Minister? Some people's total recall just ain't what it used to be Sticking down the seal on democracy Dub of the green Tribunals only try our tolerance North is stuck in a moment that most people don't want to end New report points to lack of funding for poor children A quiet road in Coolock ripped apart by gunfire McDowell launches attack on opposition critics Justice all in a spin Criminal justice bill still not law almost two years later Getting away with murder Riot police end Sorbonne protest Japanese internet suicide pact 'Hitler' teacher back in class Colombian drug submarine seized Actress Penelope Cruz in animal rights row over new bullfighting hero movie Nasa probe reaches Mars Three years on, Iraq is still in turmoil Murderous Milosevic dies in his prison cell Visionary director comes home to make RTE kidnap drama Residents teed off over Ryder Cup ticket deal Want to cash in on 'intellectual celebrity'? Now you're talking Ferryman suspicious of islands sale Mac andmum maul and shout for Mickey's glory Spreading word on taxi man's success story 'She was the light of my life' Fianna Fail's shift to the right opens way for Labour . . . Rabbitte Chain-smoking and drooling on chairs: the life of a TD's wife Luas plan 'may lead to death of my handicapped brother' Irish charities make bid to cash in on SSIA windfalls Warmer mood but no sign of a deal at pay talks Man 'sorry' for digger incident Gardai name crash victims Armagh police probe death Kenny seeks new Irish approach Row over cancellation of St Patrick's Day "rework show 'We have nowhere to go but we have hope. . .' FG and Labour join forces on spending and emigrants UUP peer accuses RTE of security leak Republican site to publish Muslim cartoons Gardai chase new lead in murder of Dublin mother Banned drivers still on the road Mac the Mouth BROKERS WATCH BABCOCK Anguish for Anderson over IWP Climbdown for competition Czar Old Irish familiarities Rating and slating CV errors can spell failure for applicants Study your way into foreign aid Mentoring young minds Getting the balance right HERMES: THE VIEW FROM ABOVE ON IRISH CORPORATE LIFE GLOBAL OUTLOOK Sahre to watch SHARES TO WATCH CRH to benefit from upturn in European economy Sandwiches eat money . . . survey Wheeler-dealers in bid to woo SSIA savers with their eyes on a new motor Berkshire Hathaway badly buffeted by Hurricane Katrina IA race apart: Ireland's big spenders flock to their favourite meeting Niall Quinn the top scorer in a trying week Iceland's change in fortunes may serve as a trailer for future events in the world's major economies Cure in sight at long last for Elan's troubled wonder drug Irish prove a real hole-in-the-wall gang Taking a swipe at the Scottish upstarts Low price delivers 'Mail's' early success but papers post response FAI scores in patent case to keep 'boys in green' going Dairy board milks Chinese market AD LIB Vivas signs major deal with Citigroup Irish banks 'evading responsibility' to protect their customers from online fraud Former Goodbody trader seeks �?�22m in damages Cookes Bakery attracts buyers Gas shortage to be prevented as Marathon Oil looks set to win race for "rst facility Iona urged to appoint audit chairman Funding to make Ripple in the market Bank of Scotland signals Irish retail intent with top executive Johnston Press reaps gains in Irish market Law Society pays �?�20m for one acre of Dublin land IL&P's British business emerges as takeover target Revenue to close Italian loophole Dunnes legal battle threatens firm Designer touches in new UK schemes Golden opportunities in Dubai Two new property mags hit Fields of dreams for sale in north Tak e c a r e when planting summer bulbs Snowdrop fades from garden picture We don't need a tree week. We need a sensible policy and attitude to reaforrestation and urban tree planting Root and branch reform of attitudes Small things can make a big difference when it comes to renting Give me space and patience to shop for one A personal statement at Ballintyre Plenty of bread in Brennanstown Eco-conscious homes that won't cost the earth Don't just dream a dream by the old canal Modern Kinsealy home displays old arts and crafts The charming high life in Leeson Street Georgian home Life on a grand scale in Dun Laoghaire Spencer Dock on track for price rise of 10% Howth Road '30s home with something more to offer East Road scheme gets goahead despite objections Louth period house is kept in the family for 7m Monkstown offers the key to period living Chapelizod shows its stony charm Cork rents likely to rise with �?�450m centre Park and pride: Terenure home gets loving restoration A chance to share the joys of the Algarve Embodiment of a living saint HOROSCOPES WITH MARGARET NEYLON WWW. . .www. ownerssyndicate. com RESTAURANT WITH A VIEW LE MARRAKCHI MARRAKECH Exotic eastern promise GLOBETROTTER 10 things to know before you go Where the pure wa te rs flow City Slicker HOT HOTEL MY FAVOURITE PLACE JON SNOW GUATEMALA Chicago: truly a city of shining lights JOHN WILSON PICKS ST PATRICK'S DAY WINES Green party WHAT'S IN SEASON: RHUBARB Lady marmalade Snacks and the city Your very own River Cottage Gourmet getaway Fusion confusion HEALTH MATTERS Stand up and be counted How to wear. . . .Tea dresses Sail into summer with style IF YOU DO ONE THING THIS WEEK. . . TRY OUT PREVAGE Hearing Adi Supergirl's s last stand BARKING MAD FRIENDS FOR LIFE CIARAN NAGLE AND ANTHONY NORTON BRIEF ENCOUNTER PJ GALLAGHER, COMEDIAN FIONA LOONEY VIEW FROM THE SUBURBS HOW DO I LOOK? REBECCA STORM, SINGER This week, we're loving. . . Cinema Paradiso History un-rapped He don't got game THAT WAS THEN 10 March 1996 Gas Bill HOTSHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVING IT LOATHING IT La dolce vita in Dublin and Bologna

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