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go to >> Tribune.ie News Sport Business Property Tribune2 iMagazine -- Archive My Account Subscriptions -- Contact Us This Issue Archive News   Sport   Business   Property   Tribune Review   Tribune Magazine     Tribune Archive 16 April 2006 Size matters for Mercedes Don't spare the horsepower New Galaxy sees space travel expand Opel extends 50:50 Finance offer due to popular demand Blitz offers best choice for used car buyers It's in the blood From the producer of. . . Her grandfather's guiding hand 'I believe that death isn't the end. The adventure goes on' Like Easter lambs left for the slaughter I'm like, "Same country? Hello? You live in a world of dishcos, bailing hay and, I don't know, cruelty to hares?" Who's afraid of the big bad Beckett fest? Doctor of drama's second coming with the Who Anniversaries for breakfast, lunch and dinner Story of loss Paperbacks: Tom Widger, Colin Waters Love will tear us apart again Wish you were ear Bestsellers Behind the yeah buts and no buts Look what Easter Bunny's brought along Jazz Classical Rock: Best of the rest Rock CD of the week The elusive spirit of Sam A war on the road to nowhere Wayne's weird and wonderful world Piano-playing physicist takes to the stage Taking things to the absolute The bear necessities of life Assault on the senses Family misfortunes DVD Releases Also Showing Spain proving more than a holiday spot British talent scouts spot each other No holding back Pawlikowski Appraisal of Australian inspiration Loose lips Q ON? SNARKINESS Not a man to use more words than are necessary. . . a little bit like his uncle Protestant, Catholic and Dissenter, unite and sing Waiting for anything but Godot Noble and selfless ideals from a great woman Tomorrow never dies, but VIPs live for today THE DEATH OF SLEEP: Up with the lark, down like a lead balloon Stop the press Take the Godfather, leave the cannoli The hero with a thousand faces The story of O Beckett on a plate City Slicker HOT HOTEL Al Murooj Rotana, Dubai FIVE BEST. . . COOKERY HOLIDAYS Where's cooking? WWW. . . www. vegdining. com The cocoa capital RESTAURANT WITH A VIEW TRAPPER'S CABIN COLORADO MY FAVOURITE PLACE ERNIE WHALLEY LOUTRO, CRETE ARMCHAIR TRAVELLER DENMARK It's a worldwide taste sensation GETAWAYS JOHN WILSON PICKS THREE ITALIAN REDS Spring bouquet Chef Special - 3 Chef Sepcial - 2 CHEF SPECIAL - 1 SOY SAUCE TRIED & TASTED Elemental oriental So farm, so good GOOD TASTE For the birds HEALTH MATTERS Choc therapy SHOES CAREFULLY Polish up your act and keep your nails short and natural BEAUTY TIP: USE-BY DATES BEAUTY False promises Roman empire The art of artisan FRIENDS FOR LIFE LORRAINE AND PAMELA FITZMAURICE HAVE SOME LENTIL BAKE . . . AH GO ON, GO ON, YOU WILL BRIEF ENCOUNTER PAUL RANKIN, CELEBRITY CHEF VIEW FROM THE SUBURBS HOW DO I LOOK? JEAN-CHRISTOPHE NOVELLI, 'SEXY FRENCH CHEF' My cup spilleth over THAT WAS THEN 16 April, 1996. . . THAT WAS THEN 16 April, 1996. . . Respecting all HOT SHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVING IT Veggies leave no time to veg What's the point of the Central Bank? 'Little guy' under threat as big guns in banking take on the credit unions Bertie battles phantom pessimists MONEY TALKS Money is the root of all evil - official 'It's such a big decision, but you quickly realise that the sky hasn't fallen in. . .' Buying a British car is still a saving Former Enron chief in court for presiding over fraud and conspiracy IMF warns of households' Faustian pact with dark side of the market Prodi needs to pull Italy's economy apart On the milk round Fewer jobs Common language An entrepreneurial Easter FULL OF ENERGY Life on the ocean wave Overworked, underpaid On The Move. . . Vega City promoter strikes gold with Montenegro hotel revnovation Marks & Spencer turns the corner with Rose delivering strong results Apple faces iPod video porn backlash Let's Gdansk: Ryanair have five year plan for Poland Aer Arann to appoint new chief executive after O Céidigh steps aside Ryanair retracts pilots' travel benefits Peak-time air travellers could pay higher price for . ight tickets BCI TO FORCE SETANTA TO USE SUBTITLES BCI TO FORCE SETANTA TO USE SUBTITLES AMERICAN PRESS UNDER PRESSURE MORE PEOPLE REMEMBER O2 AD HALF A MILLION WATCH BALDWIN DIE ON TV3 GLASGOW FIRM WINS �?�1.5M SETANTA DEAL Bidding to make a fortune on Ebay Virtual Coronation Street: ITV to put shows online Hollywood offers sweet deals in battle against internet film piracy Online DVD rental a first for film fans Airtricity faces opposition to proposed US wind farms Limerick waste firm folds after �?�500,000 court judgement Eircom looks set to endorse joint offer from Babcock and Esot Rugby hero Fitzgerald leaves Ulster Bank KEY MARKETS CORRECTION Fresh Irish company hoping MAP leads to success Tax flood opens on Spanish holiday homes Accountants to add Dublin property to books Aer Arann chief O'Ceidigh steps down Internet provider goes bust amid financial claims Rising to the challenge of online trading Old pairing ends as Connolly and O'Brien go their own way NIB relaunches with price war on rivals Work begins on �?�250m National Business Park in the heart of the country Claregalway shopping centre to get 12 shop boost Following the caravan trail to the sunny southeast Demand for city centre office accommodation 'never been higher' Athletics venue on the run with Colliers Jackson-Stops Revenue gets tough with builders Blessington gem holds the key for good hearts GARDEN SHED Summer time and the livin' is sneezy Cowen preaches prudence as answer to property questions Spencer Harbour's potential will tempt buyers with creative plans Charming Annamoe cottage seeks new restorative owner Folio, folio, how much art thou folio? 'It's really shocking when you see all the people wanting to buy homes' NEW HOMES First-time buyers hit as shortage of new city homes sparks price surge Mill blends old and new Section 50 scheme launched in Dundalk SUNDAY VIEWING Confluence of neat design ideas where three counties meet Thinwalls and noisy neighbours Beside the sea, close to city with Clontarf quality Lakeside living with all the mod cons in Co Galway Designer by name, warm by nature Old shooting lodge makes fine period home Going the distance for better quality and comfortable style A worthy extension to the property canon Auctioneers bid a fond farewell to O'Donnell Revamped terrace cottage minutes from city Survey reveals confusion over personal finance Welcoming bungalow with a bonus location Welcoming bungalow with a bonus location Harking back to more elegant Dublin times 'Kalafat' - stamped with comfort, style and character Cowell knocks down the Lopez dream Hot climates entice Irish property investors Extra surge seals Wexford victory Title just a whisker away CHAMPIONS LEAGUE PREVIEWS The Catalan army learn to hold their own in defence Alexander the great Shearer con. rms that true class is permanent Portsmouth take a giant leap towards safety Keane to secure that European position Bergkamp rolls back the years Smile and the whole world smiles with you VELOCITY: A QUICK WORD ABOUT SOCCER THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS NATIONAL HEROES - FOUR OF THE GREATS TELL THEIR TALES Martin to put record straight Rising to a great occasion Handicapper makes it tough on me Justi. ed fresh and ready to pounce Tyrone hold off gallant Derry to claim thrilling Ulster . nal win Yasoodd lands Guineas trial New stars burn through the Offaly gloom NATIONAL HURLING LEAGUE PREVIEWS The rise and fall and. . . Croke Park took up too much of Kelly's time Measure for measure in west NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREVIEWS Keeper of the faith in new quest PUTTING A BOMB TO ALL THAT RUGBY FUSS A BEAUTY TO BEHOLD, BUT NOT FOR THE CATS WILL SOCRATES MYTH EVER BE PUT TO BED? Bray Golf Club A bright future for ladies golf Harrington offline after putt delay Simple twist of fate that knocked a man for six YOU NEVER HEAR A WINNER MOANING MEDIATE WOULD SELL THEM DOWN THE RIVER COUPLES STANDS THE TEST OF TIME Mickelson - might to mighty And here's a look at what you could have won. . .BACK HOW'S THE FORM? 16 APRIL 2003 MICHAEL JORDAN LOOKS OUT AT THE COURT DURING HIS LAST GAME IN THE NBA CHOICE WORDS Live Ryder Cup on RTE should still occur Two cent with. . .John O'Donoghue SPORTS UPDATE Brave critics are television's crash test dummies WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 10 YEARS? IRELAND HOPING TO GET THEIR JUST REWARDS END THOSE TICKET HEADACHES RIGHT HERE Wicklow can upset odds to be tops of the Towns Leinster badly need to practise their lines McHugh kicks Connacht closer Lansdowne edge Dungannon thriller Late bonus point helps Clontarf 's battle for top spot Magnificent Martin hands Bohs win Harlequins survive fourth-quarter scare to take points Garryowen easily take guests apart Fail to prepare and you prepare to fail Dedicating followers to his fashion 'It will be a crap match, an error-thon but we've logged on to "winatallcosts. ie" so no one cares' More godforsaken thanGodfather Braiden's position on Board of the Court Service is an affront Tullow Oil's success due to much more than wizardry Taylor should face trial inThe Hague 1916 Easter Rising has no place in democratic politics 'In my opinion, they are absolutely disloyal' 'Loneliness is not just not having anyone; it is having someone who doesn't understand you' Safety on the roads begins with personal responsibility Unease about military parade for Rising anniversary QUOTE, UNQUOTE The jeopardy of attempting to change one's spots A commemoration that's not of its time Manoeuvreable Saluting the founders of our freedom It is in all our interests for the justice minister to stand . rm One snoozefest for another Face-off in the old West INSIDE POLITICS Not the same old theme since 1916 Send her uxorious Ballot box in one hand, the other behind the back with fingers crossed Clink to ker-ching: the UDA become brigadiers of bling Increasingly contrite position shows the IRA's day has . nally come - to wind up Decommissioned: provos on scrap heap of history WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS IT FIGURES.. The day David Brent went to Springfield Writer Muriel Spark dies in Italy Bush rebuffs detractors to support Rumsfield Katie to cruise through Scientology birth rules Russia flies solo to promise aid to the Palestinians Train crash in Indonesia leaves 13 dead and 26 injured Two dead in Russia after racist attack by gang wielding metal bars Tensions rise between Sudan and Chad following rebel incursion Single parents everywhere, I take off my hat to you. . . Single parents everywhere, I take off my hat to you. . . Investigation into celebrity PI could lead to the White House Temporary of. ces for Department of Health to cost �?�10m Book of Kells on special offer to readers of UK newspaper 'Tubridy effect' makes for unlikely best-sellers 'Take your time, Godot, we don't mind the wait. . .' Equality is a birthright, as stated in 1916. So why are some uncherished from birth? Nun the wiser: Ursulines open their doors to recruits Enda Kenny tries to win back his good name from cybersquatter Woman extradited from Ireland to US refused leave to appeal murder conviction Pigeon fanciers race on in spite of bird flu PDs set to debate issue of FF pre-election pact at conference Top consultants go to war over contesting public service pay claims Top consultants go to war over contesting public service pay claims Minister seeks advice on Irish Ferries rebate application Socialist Party leader calls for new 'party of the left' McDowell rejects garda-run missing persons helpline Cash van chief asks for armed back-up One in seven killed on roads is an eastern European Choc warning for pet owners Suspected arson attack in Tyrone Human remains found in Dingle Tide danger for water sports Cork hospital vomit bug fears State 'spineless' on Shannon use Fans ruck for overpriced rugby semi-final tickets �?�40 umbrellas put the wind up GAA supporters UK police reject Irish judge's ruling Irish still Eurovision outsider despite heavy RTE promotion Customs to give criminals a woof weekend Killings of two Dublin children omitted from Garda crime statistics 1916 parade to be regular event Revealed: TDs who have their teaching jobs waiting on hold Paedophile, run out of Kerry village, is put up for a week in family hotel Paedophile, run out of Kerry village, is put up for a week in family hotel

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