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Celtic rise from pre-season run Van Nistelrooy set for a new lease of life Shevchenko looks to keep himself and Chelsea on top A week full of hits sees Ireland climb the charts Quinn's worth double at Sunderland SPORTS UPDATE Monty's second "ve-wicket haul of summer puts England on brink McDowell lifts Ryder hopes in Germany Crowe looking for Irish double in Lahinch Kimi takes German pole Security to be increased at Croke Park games Enter the baggage handler HOME THOUGHTS FROM ABROAD FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT Family ties unknotted for derby showdown Nothing but the same old story in the Orchard Seeing space for a change Dual loses sparkle Eight bar blues now a standard in Tipp's tunes Araafa to keep Munro's run going in Goodwood feature Punters like Weld's good servant Hurricane takes Ascot by storm Horse of a different colour Memories forever in the blood From the jockey's mouth Ruby Walsh A feast of fun, but good racing also on the Plate I've had my face rubbed in the dirt Why leprechauns and fat Frenchmen don't work Trans America Dave Hannigan Bringing it back home but the kids don't get it New Zealand make every tackle count Open and shut case Cycling singled out while others get easy ride Unlocking the inner sanctum The major general Gardai lose the fight to discredit whistle-blowers Bless Michael D, the old clergyman 'Patronising women and restating a belief about what God wants women to do is not a debate' Corrib gas project must fuel debate on energy sources New Middle East road map must start with ceasefire Astor case paints different picture of elderly abuse No ceasefire in the battle for language A different pitch The environment is now the main issue INSIDE POLITICS Should Ireland send peacekeeping troops to southern Lebanon? TOP TEN TOURIST TRAPS 'The day my father raped me, I stopped being a girl but never became a woman' TV mogul's will rocks family love boat International force can only make things worse Diary of a week spent 'watching what the arseholes are doing' 'Nobody seems to want peace for Lebanon' Israel rejects UN plea for truce to allow relief ROUND-UP Father of English chess player who died in fall is to stand trial for rape and indecent assault French pour their hearts, minds and souls out into cyberspace as the world's number one bloggers Eco and heritage campaigners warn tourists off paradise islands Fear of fraud hangs over Congolese elections EU to spend 86m on twinning . . . but most Irish towns already have one 70% of gardai believe DPP should support families in murder cases Doubts over legality of house inspections leaves domestic workers open to abuse It's all happening in Galway with festivals galore and the races to come Safety oversight exposed gardai to riot danger claims union Catapulting cabbages! Is that what I thought it was? McBrearty junior may contest Donegal seat Pizza chef loses claim over 'disgusting' kitchen UCD in 10m year old frog fossil discovery 'Dirty' money being washed in tax scam Fishy strangers pose a danger to Irish trout ROUND-UP Public-sector bosses suggest pay on merit to avoid benchmark gravy train Nigerian inmate to be switched to new prison after Mountjoy stabbing 'Colossal' funeral for tragic footballer ESB to inform customers on nuclear fuel Co Kildare sold for a bargain 3,500 Postmortem onCork stab victim English invasion of Ireland in 12th century based on 'sexed-up dodgy dossier' Big Brother rapper's career set to spiral with release of single Irish emigrants fleeing US under pressure of crackdown Fairytales of New York as Irish illegals in US sing for right to stay Between Hezbollah and hell Three placed on leave in hospital choke probe Garda chief clashes with McDowell The issue is not outsourcing but bringing skills in Health insurers question the market's health HUNGER IS THE BEST SAUCE Your day in court IT won't sell itself Life after redundancy Detecting eating disorders The property people Blinded with science Cheap flights make us all rich INDIA INC FLOWS IN THE VINEYARDS Your home is your castle . . . make sure it's secure Investors suddenly talking Tu r k e y Make the Hacienda your bolthole or rental earner Enjoy luxurious living at the high Chaparral ON THE MARKET My Kingdom for a holiday home Make sure your herbaceous perennials aren't dying for a drink Are you sitting comfortably? If not. . . Best of the rest Terrace is on for a Drumcondra home Charming Tivoli Road garden is heaven scent Old rectory in Ardmore has lots of Waterford class No Headline Available Rock star in salubrious Dublin 18 Mayo home deserves a good lough Switzerland relaxes its laws for foreign property investors Top Security launches new home insurance online service Old rectory in Ardmore has lots of Waterford class Rock star in salubrious Dublin 18 Mayo home deserves a good lough Top Security launches new home insurance online service Switzerland relaxes its laws for foreign property investors Revenue to get life insurance policy details for tax probes Employee share plans take a hit Consumer code alone can't eliminate rip-off culture Making the right decision about a big decision Has Ireland backed the wrong tech horses? Software firms urged to look at giving wares away PUBLIUS Heineken primed to share secret Canyon Switzerland, not Middle East, is scene of global crisis NEWS BRIEFS $20m refinancing leaves CNG Travel a potential target Arnold loses out in Covent Garden bid Irish entrepreneurs look east NEWS BRIEFS Times staff vote for restructuring Market Wrap: Renault leads Euro stocks to year's high Promise of cash from the Emerald Isle Around 'The World' in 80 minutes. . . It's now seller beware with fake National Irish drafts used in online car sale scam Mobile phones your ticket to the silver screen US firms highlight risks of Ireland's low R&D spend New Eircom owners the great white hope for broadband lobby Shell pumps first gas from Mayo's Corrib field

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