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San Francisco set to relight the fires of 1906 The importance of not being Britney Catch me if you can Ken Cup special: a bogger's guide to big shmoke McGurk no fan of mixing metaphors or masses Armitage Army won't let this heart-throb sink Raining on the shinners' parade Bookends Books of influence: Patrick Dunne, author of 'The Lazarus Bell' (Tivoli) Entering Daniel's inferno Paperbacks: Tom Widger, Colin Waters Digging deep under the skin Sympathy for the devil's bride Love and resistance in darkest Iran Open and shut case for greatness Da Vinci decoded. . . again Jazz Classical Rock: Best of the rest Rock CD of the week No overall narrative to this shallow storyline It's a giveaway Cormac Larkin Bray: small but perfectly formed With long weekends comes festival fever Why Runga is for the Birds Worth going out for DVD Releases Ballroom blitz A true to life battle against the elements Wham, bam, thank you glam Tragic for all the wrong reasons Off Camera A hard man with a soft heart A warrior among men Child's play If you can't stand the heat, Carlo, get out of the ordinary man's literary festival A-team Adi andAli relieved as Chernobyl convoy reaches Belarus Q ONf QUEUES O'Kane well able to deal with LA's brand of rejection The perfect pressie for a poet . . . if you don't know it For Pete's sake, what's all this drama about? Amis flies into 9/11 literary storm Brennan sends out warning to GPA over pay-for-play Stringer a doubt for Munster Just one winner in a dogf ight Contepomi embraced by the hand of God No blue Sunday for new order Dougal and Denis are quite a few leagues apart Rhythm in red just one step away Deposits are down but places aren't yet secured Birmingham point keeps hopes alive Newcastle salute Shearer and bury West Brom Taylor's goal could save Portsmouth Spurs point their way to the top four Golden Arrow set for Leopardstown win Defeat again for Walsh in Scots National Princes for a day, kings for their generation Much more than just Punchestown pride at stake Afridi absent for opening Ireland game Cork Constitution seal place with repeat of cup "nal win Trinity gain valuable bonus point Schumacher conquers last of the great records Stenson takes to the top but Irish challenge fades Killinaskully attitude by GAA over fixtures How Ireland's dismissal salvaged England's tour AS GOOD AS OLD Kerry's woe and Galway's will to decide matters New president goes in hard Kelly takes his leave quietly . . . too quietly for some. . . Louth to take the final step in league resurgence Tribes now moving to a Harte beat END OF THE WORLD AS THEY KNEW IT Babs and Limerick are back, but one is set to fall US and Iran: more in common than they'd like to admit Will Bush grasp the Irannettle? Getting the Rising off our backs Everyone's a winner regardless of today's rugby result Oil challenge needs to be met with energy This great rugby rift all harks back to soup Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow? Who's Suri now? Primary colours of political consultants 5,000 civil servants face a lifetime of doing nothing at all Finding the right image at the right price Fine wine: 'If it does fall in value at least you can still drink it' Forget about stocks . . . invest your SSIA in blocks Getting your money motoring: SSIAs should drive secondhand car sales through the roof Keeping it close to home We're all going on our summer holiday Tonight's the night to show that Ireland is all changed, changed utterly Three Polish people are dying in Ireland every week, and bringing a body home costs families ten months wages Closing in on gangland murderers Sheen told to stay away from wife Mother jailed after boy's leg amputated Shot militant was 'senior operative' China's enemy within: the strange tale of Falun Gong Four wounded in Nepal as police fire on protesters Italy asks mothers to return 'Berlusconi Kiss' British hostage Bigley is 'buried in a ditch' Nigeria becomes first African state to clear its debts to the West Two new books spill the beans on fugitive Irish passport holder Energy firms meet Opec as oil prices rocket skywards Why are we going wild about Derek Mooney's private life? 'Ladies and gentlemen, this programme is not real' . . . so why is it so terrifying? Report calls for extension of student support Dail to debate overhaul of 'shambolic' voting register The nightly Stardust vigil at the Silver Swan pub Colin Farrell sniffs new world of smell-o-vision Top garda attacks McVerry over abuse Mad new EU law threatens every organ in Ireland Planning law breaches to be publicised Civil partnerships for gay couples backed by delegates 'I'm Eddie Hobbs and that was a bit of a disaster. . . .' Me and my heart attack: 'they aren't what they're cracked up to be' EU asylum law is 'unworkable' 'Holy CommunionCleaning': customers spend up to 350 to spruce up their homes for the big day Angry Stringfellow strikes back at closure reports Chernobyl will cause another 25,000 cancer cases Claims that heart equipment is 'unsafe' Crackdown on smugglers in the North yields NUMBER_STRING8m Di Stefano to make Shels bid Call for more A&E beds and staff Man questioned over robbery Two killed on the roads on Friday Body of man (20) found in Cork Putting people before profit Dubliners plot return to the land as demand for city allotments surges All roads lead to Dublin for rugby's All Ireland "nal IRA victims group dossier bids to tarnish 'romantic myths' of IRA hunger strikers Top crime journalist sues over Saddam lawyer's website 'Sinn Fein could win 16 seats and hold balance of power' DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? HOROSCOPES WITH MARGARET NEYLON As comfortable with love and dates as interest rates Never mind the Babcocks HERMES: THE VIEW FROM ABOVE ON IRISH CORPORATE LIFE AGI's virtual prudence to benefit investors How to avoid the credit card trap Schools ensuring that the youth of today become the wealthy of tomorrow Are we teaching our kids to get in debt? Ireland's largest showcase of boats Teacher's helper Taking on the natives Now that's what I call music The balance of power In the midst of a metal bubble, along comes an oil spike. . . The global market for commodities: closer to Hollywood than you may think A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, but it could cause the sudden demise of the fun-seeker Immigration dogs the politicians everywhere Credit where credit's due for emissions firm Counting on that magic number Betfair hoping for better odds in advertising rules Tech firms eye up new horizons as the tide turns on flotations AD LIB A firm well used to making tough calls Big choice on the menu for new Exchequer Street foodhall Controversial director McConnon enters online DVD market 'The industrial relations system is flawed and no longer relevant' 'Our objective is to shape change for the public good' Concern over Coillte's monopoly Irish duo press red button for lucrative ads Ben& Jerry's Black & Tan leaves ice cream fans screaming Lansdowne Oil & Gas denies a US court barred its "otation on AIM Imagine jumps on the music Bandwagon Airlines face bankruptcy over oil prices Dock tales Former football legend's pub likely to fetch up to NUMBER_STRING1.5m Investment property inDalkey 'will impress the bank manager' Glen of the Downs hotel sold Tapping into our long-lost culture GARDEN SHED The gardeners can rest on their Laurels Spring to finally follow Farmleigh fair Picturesque Co Kildare golf course for sale 'Playground of the world' open to Irish retailers Preserving a modernist masterpiece Hot deals on Cape Verde, the EU Caribbean France offers sturdy investment . . . but don't rush your purchase Attractive opportunities for Irish investors inBudapest development Unspoilt Namibia attracts the A-list Aneco-friendly home with lake views Tax breaks for pretty rural houses Investing potential inUK apartments Seaside homes offer serenity while still near the city Chic city centre living doesn't come cheap Delgany buzzing with sale of picturesque ICA hall Victorian vintage inmodernGreystones Renovated Stillorgan house perfect for a family Top broker warns of 100% mortgage popularity No match for this East Wall home Roche versus the planners Opening the door to Georgian Dublin Historic mid-terrace home given a twist of 21st century Location, views . . . Hollandia has it all A spacious place to entertain in the garden of Ireland And the first impressions shall be lasting in Dublin 8 Believe it or not, you can get bargains at auction Time for Celtic Tiger 'clopsies' finally to fly the nest RESTAURANT WITH A VIEW CIP'S CLUB VENICE WWW. . .www. privateireland. com My big, fat Greek Easter NO PROBLEM noproblem@tribune. ie GLOBETROTTER City Slicker HOT HOTEL The Peninsula, Chicago Kings of the jungle. . . ARMCHAIR TRAVELLER TURIN MY FAVOURITE PLACE MICHAEL COLLINS TALLINN GETAWAYS Shaken but still stirring WHAT'S IN SEASON: JERSEY ROYALS Delight in al fresco feasts TRIED & TASTED MARMALADE New chapter in taste JOHN WILSON PICKS SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND Summer treats PAM'S PICKS: EYESHADOW TLC for tired eyes Banish pasty pins BEAUTY PAMELA FLOOD Less is more for jackets STORAGE GUIDES Make room to work, rest and play. . . HEALTH MATTERS Brace yourself . . .it's not cheap RED INTENSITY Surgeon USA Reel life FRIENDS FOR LIFE VALERIE ROE AND ELAINE RODDY FRIENDS FOR LIFE VALERIE ROE AND ELAINE RODDY BRIEF ENCOUNTER EIMEAR McNALLY, OPERA SINGER FIONA LOONEY VIEW FROM THE SUBURBS HOW DO I LOOK? SARAH BEENY, TELEVISION PRESENTER This week we're loving. . . Where every street's a walk of fame Stuck at first base Hug your inner Grup THAT WAS THEN 23 April 1996 She's an animal HOTSHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVINGIT LOATHINGIT Let the hair down, have a bit of fun

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