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The best of both worlds SIDELINE CUTS No more excuses as the man comes around PERFECT LIES SEVEN YEARS OF HURT US suffer from throwing millions at mediocrity HACKING IT ROUND Picking the right shot Ballyliffin avoid diamond curse SPORTS UPDATE Eircom League merger gains unanimous delegate support Kennelly's Sydney pipped in epic "nal Duddy claims IBA world middleweight crown Woods still in control Schumacher pins his hopes on a dry track Perceptions are pivotal to the perfect putt AGAINST THE HEAD Rugby Analyst Neil Francis Shaping to show size does matter WAR OF ATTRITION Bertie digging his own grave deeper The safer the car, the greater the danger Letters to the editor 'Rich sources of savage behaviour. . . anything to do with family money can start the most bitter rows' Opposition leaders must stop prevaricating in this crisis Ahern's credibility has been seriously undermined Square-hatching up Ranelagh way Grow up. You don't need another hero Coarse whisperer Don't just do something, stand there! What's so secret about the Leas Cross report that it cannot be published? INSIDE POLITICS US MILITARY BASE THE DRIVING FORCE IN SEX TRADE Former sex slaves 'now starting life all over again' The unhappy legacy of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos THE IRISH PRIEST WHO SAVES THE CHILDREN ROUND-UP Des Lynam plans to quit 'Countdown' at Christmas Looted ancient art returned to Italy by Boston museum Research shows tobacco is made more dangerous by adding sugar Cameronunder pressure in poll slump Labour's retreat into cloud cuckoo-land Bosnia poll highlights continuing ethnic rifts 'Jaysus Ted, it's chaos' . . . reactions to the Ryder Cup Dollars are a girl's best friend: Smith flogs last photos of her dead son Watertight Times plays it cool in game of leak and destroy Bypassing the 'ethics Nazis' with an address direct to the nation Manchester: theatre of worst nightmares 50,000 no 'small whip-round' in 1993 Image of the pint-loving patron of Hill 16 is damaged fatally Government splutters over 'sinister leaks' McDowell may pay the ultimate price for getting his party to turn a blind eye The after dinner mint Why the people of Monaghan are so angry with O'Hanlon Irish Ferries expects taxpayer to foot �?�4m redundancy bill I will walk alone vows brave Dubliner racked with pain Members of garda reserve will be 'despised' by gardai, says GRA Hobbs attacks 'wrongful negative spin' about groceries order 10m drugs bust prompts customs review at small airports Ballymena murder victim buried in Belfast Paisley to meet Catholic primate Credit card link to al-Qaeda activity in Ireland ROUND-UP Kildare man turns over new Leaf in bid to become Australian Idol Russell Crowe sings tribute to Harris in County Clare Adoptive couple inBaby Ann case hired detectives to undermine natural parents McDowell throws lifeline to Ahern Paddy Power gambles on getting the better of rivals The truth about 'rank and yank' Family value judgments Pension-backed mortgages may be worth the extra risk A slice of Apple and I gained 600 in two days If Bertie had invested wisely, his £39,000 loan. . . . . . could now be worth �?�3m MONEYBOX Bogus rich-quick emails and "rst-time buyers topping up Saving the price of a daily coffee and danish will make a difference later on Fundamentally Speaking Niall Brady Star stock pickers are an endangered species PUBLIUS RICHARD DELEVAN Professionals learning to sell themselves 'Sham Rogue City' a marketing hit Arbitrators claim 1950s Irish law is forcing companies into court Dirty old town allows WYG to clean up Why technology giant IBM wants to make friends with the little people The first long haul, low cost carrier? Maybe it's just a mirage NEWS BRIEFS HSA prepares ground for prosecutions Standard Life customer 'exodus' McInerney construction looks to 30% expansion in UK in next year Decision on airport sale within 10 days Whitegate refinery may be sold to Russian oil giant SFA warns of rising job churn rate Lenders hike "xed-rate mortgages ahead of expected ECB rate rise Oil prices forecast to hit 100 next year BoIpensions dispute to top meeting Coke still mulling Wexford plant Zamano aims for 25m in London listing Irish top of EU league for personal borrowing Wake up and smell the coffee in Rathmines Port tunnel opens up new prospects for business parks Footballers stand in way of Luas line to Bray Golf resort gets Woosnam's vote A reliable old banker in Budapest New service for tax returns on overseas homes Gunning for a good deal for Arsenal Beware of buying in a divided land Towering above the windy city Hyacinth bulbs for those eureka moments Revolution from the inside Meelick Lodge is its own private world on 2.5 acres of lovely Co Laois A prize display in the Garden of Ireland Waking in a wonder hinterland Living smart inWicklow Ascal Mara . . . select designs for you in a west Cork beauty spot The Green in Clonard . . . great value Garrynisk Square has space with lots of character Embrace village life in Delgany Gate Mix of traditional-style homes to suit all buyers Ruby Tuesday sees luxury Longford homes go on sale Grass is Greener in Kilkenny Great family homes from Coast to Coast Scenery on show at Blessington Splash out on Watermill Class and convenience at Carrickmines Court opens with views to match the visage Ranelagh house in need of TLC Killiney home with garden views in every room Over 2m for spacious bolthole in D4 History and convenience in a single townhouse Great views inside and out Want a family home in a great location? Clontarf has it all Take Liberties with a home on Meath Street Kenilworth Road home a Victorian fashion statement BEST OF THE REST Edwardian elegance andmodern comforts combine in this Ranelagh home Get your own bit of Green space with a tasteful modern home in Dun Laoghaire Perfectly refurbished Carysfort Downs home is a 'rock star Kilmainham terrace has the modern touch Space, the final frontier for home-owners Thrills on Blackberry Hill

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