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He already knew what he meant by being a writer' Remembering JohnPaul II . . . and expecting more of Benedict XVI There is a solution to the A&E crisis, minister. Just do it And if you like Pina Coladaf Sudoku plus Carol Vorderman add up to. . . aaaaarrrrrghh Queen kingmaker Back from abroad, looking abroad Laboured overtures from the Taoiseach towards Rabbitte Raising standards in schools is all well and good, Tom, but. . . Superannuation consternation Good in an emergency, but nowhere else Sounding out the notes that keep the democratic process on song Inconsistent use blights the GP co-op system Pakistan copes better than we do, says doctor Beds, money, management, or all of the above? A&E workers give their views on what's to blame Revealed: The A&E department which has no patients on trolleys In Ireland, unseen and arbitrary forces hold the keys to the asylum process A country swept up in a mix of blood, oil, poverty, faith, greed and corruption Pride of Jamaica: island celebrates first female PM Manhattan porn pad for sale for $100m USplans permanent presence in Iraq Iran can find no remedy for truth Doh! Simpsons set for the silver screen Berlusconi fights for political life as Italy prepares to vote Family of Bahrain drowning victim mourn 'brilliant, hard-working' man Chirac's concessions rebuffed as students hold firm The Willows, The Elms, Twin Oaks . . . no, you're not in suburban Connecticut, you're in Cavan Dry run for Rising parade due to take place in the Curragh today 'All I ask is remembrance, if that proves a task, forget' Expat criminals control half of all illegal drugs coming into Ireland 'McDowell and crime are both out of control' . . . Pat Rabbitte Faking news: Bertie dances to Pairc Ui Shainsbury with 'rhythmless' Mary Divorcing wife fails in claim on husband's �?�7million The terrible legacy of Roisin McConnell's twelve hours in Letterkenny garda station Government looks to UK on ID card issue Senator still active in 'cultlike' group Ryanair told to repay money it took from employee for training Government-appointed group seeks submissions on gay partnership New pay deal would prevent hiring of cheap labour Popular teen internet site Bebo causing concern among parents 'I'll break your face', Sinead O'Connor tells love rival Family of man missing at sea lay wreath Boy, 16, killed in car crash in Tipperary DUP's Robinson to meet leading US politicians McDowell warns on opposition to Garda Reserve Archbishop pays tribute to Pope John Paul II Charles Haughey still in hospital for observation Saints alive . . . Irish religious figures get their own comics McDowell may be open to legal action over Connolly Decision expected soon on deportation of baby Leslie Connolly A farewell to McGahern, 'who loved life, but did not fear death' Harney approves radical change to relieve pressure onA&E units RTE bosses axe al-Qaeda terror plot in 'Fair City' Sophie suspect claims gardai 'roughed him up' Banking rewards for bowing out early - AIB is just not like all the others Revenue should roll up its sleeves The symptoms of money worries One in three plan to re-invest their SSIA money Complex tax puzzle leaves Irish workers lost in a maze WBeat workplace bullies Getting your teeth into travel Dotcom hope Datalex finally turns first public profit The rag-trade's new conquistador Borrow from Nationwide to book your windfall As many laughs in the barrels as oil Changing tastes sees Kylemore move from fry-ups to frappuccinos Networks to make call on roaming losses AD LIB JOHN MULLIGAN Hoping Six appeal succeeds 'Barron's' list names O'Leary as indispensable Small firms squeezed out of insurance market Former Lite FM chief eyes up East Coast Radio purchase Potential sales mean plot thickens in Irish cinemas Irish investors in �?�1bn rush into Germany Hotelier Kelly makes remarkable comeback with risk on Google Fancy the easy life? Look no further than a career as a tax break MerrionPharma secures funds Fitzgerald defends title as consumer 'executive chairman' Ryanair in �?�55m handling charges boost Nationwide carpetbaggers miss out on rate windfalls 'Open skies' doubt for Aer Lingus Irish eye up Oxford Street Listing rule changes favour corporate raiders Newbridge sale is expected to generate big interest Prem announces �?�350m expansion Final site in Ballsbridge trinity attracts wide interest A place to draw your circle in the sand? Portobello Harbour's unique charm GARDEN WORK Start cutting Eucalyptus trees now Structure holds your garden together Orient yourself with a Far-Eastern investment Seeking out the ambience of Edinburgh apartments Living space: the final frontier Vive la vie on the banks of the Seine You could be off Las Ramblas, or outside Ravello . . . even better, you're near Ranelagh Save your energy for a Clare home Outstanding in its own field Stately Kildare homes set out to capture all the charm of yesteryear Student apartments get full marks New Greystones estate landed on a fine fairway Tyrellstown neighbourhood offers plenty of choice Rural space only minutes from the city in Swords Answer to your prayers in Churchtown A lovely Plas on Lough Corrib Have a rummage around in Kimmage Cooking up for comfort Dodder down to Clonskeagh A period gem in popular Glasnevin Sherry Fitz in golf and hospital campaign link-up Expert advice onhow to organise your habitat If you go down to the Beechwood today, you'll find a pretty and spacious redbrick home Period style in Wick low Lord of the dance RESTAURANT WITH A VIEW MICHEL BRAS, LAGUIOLE WWW. . .www. somewhere2stay. ie A wide range in wild Rio GLOBETROTTER HOT HOTEL Royal Windsor, Brussels City Slicker A rock and a living place NO PROBLEM Bermuda shorts MY FAVOURITE PLACE SEAN MONCRIEFF BARCELONA/NEW YORK ARMCHAIR TRAVELLER MOROCCO GETAWAYS Turn a hobby into a holiday Havana brew Fish tales Balancing act Just right JOHN WILSON PICKS THREE REDS TO EAT WITH EASTER LUNCH Eats shoots and leaves HEALTH MATTERS Tak e a weight off your mind HOROSCOPES WITH MARGARET NEYLON HOME THOUGHTS FOR APRIL BADDA BYE-BYE The siren w wails again Saint Patrick? FROM DRAGS TO RICHES FRIENDS FOR LIFE JOE ROONEY AND PAUL TYLAK BRIEF ENCOUNTER KAREN ARDIFF, ACTOR AND WRITER FIONA LOONEY VIEW FROM THE SUBURBS HOW DO I LOOK? ANNELIE MCCAFFREY, STYLIST AND PRESS COORDINATOR FOR BROWN THOMAS This week we're loving. . . Elton feels the bite Bye, bye Babs. . . again On your bike THAT WAS THEN 2 April 1996. . . Model of caring HOTSHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVINGIT LOATHINGIT ANDREW MAXWELL COMEDIAN A day to lounge around

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