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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 29 October 2006 Rooney hits a hat-trick as United glide Tigers need to show their claws The hits keep comin' COMING OF AGE Flair to add another five points Creggan puts boot into Ballymena Dramatic UCD revival sees Dublin derby end all square Stunned Con go down to "rst defeat Impressive Terenure pick up win on their travels Ulster relieved to escape with a bonus point Connacht suffer more heartbreak Assassin strikes back On the Air Patrick Horan Dreams dashed, despite the expensive lager Camara swoops in a "ash to "nish off Fulham Doyle on target but Reading are outclassed Watford still winless as Smith misses sitter Chelsea pick up yet more points and injuries Everton are denied by Van Persie's strike Benitez "nds some relief Staunton given a rub of the green by the FAI Conna Castle's experience to tell inGalway chase Southern comfort for Ted Walsh at Naas Old Vic gives Murphy hat-trick at Wetherby ONE FOR THE TEAM Fallon banned but can rideYeats Europeans unlikely to dominate at Belmont PERFECT LIES Wary Murphy steps back from the brink Four vying for top spot HACKING IT ROUND Merrigan's design for life A true numbers game over 48 years Shock of Galway an isolated incident Golf tips Dr Karl Morris The best players know the value of winning ugly Under-fire Gudjohnsen left with a point to prove Discipline the latest casualty SIDELINE CUTS USED AND ABUSED Comment Kieran Shannon Cloyne defeat a lesson in the meaning of sport Ponti"cators, don't preach on Madonna adoption At long last, a black great white hope Letters to the editor 'We are entitled to ask people who spend the state's money to be more far-seeing than the rest of us' Waspish remarks will not help in burgeoning education crisis Mary Harney's solo run on private healthcare Are Bertie's biscuits nicer thanmost? And the royal x-factor keeps rolling in the crowds. . . The virtues of trash Not going to the dogs, but coming from it INSIDE POLITICS How soon will we be forced to pay a high price for water? Inrural areas, drink driving is accepted by everybody Speed inhibitors could reduce fatal accidents Huge variety of punishments for driving offences Irish rate of road accident deaths far from worst in world Modi"ed car drivers will never modify behaviour 'If people could see the faces of the families, they'd stop the speeding' Bus routes may be changed to deal with violence 'Someone out there knows more than we do' 'All out war' expected in Mountjoy after attack on crime boss High-powered lawyers damage employment tribunal Who would want Sile de Valera's job? Lack of places in Kildare's national schools hits crisis point 'We can't afford to ignore this project' The party never stops as Democrats toast Clinton with three-day binge Climate change draws African birds to settle in southern Spain Rwandans probe French role in 1994 genocide Snoop arrested for gun, drugs British teenagers face £80 fines at Halloween TV network defends South Park's Steve Irwin episode Bush enters row over Cheney torture remarks Troops 'hopeless' against Iraq's death squads Corfu hotel manager faces charges over gas poisoning Exhausted jury returns verdict after 18 hours and one minute of deliberation Leinster House staff banned from 'blogging' in the of"ce No referendum on 'honest mistake' defence in sex trials Violent man meets violent end in moral vacuum Porn to run: How PaizleyAdams made love, not war SEX AND DEATH WITH MAD DOG Passion of priest's work in Philippines inspires Hollywood actor TV the new literature as DVD box sets become 'cultural artefacts' Galway council to go aheadwith Barna bypass despite local fears Cabinet to consider ban on drift-net salmon "shing Labour loses another senior adviser but gains a candidate Irish political culture veers left . . . poll ROUND-UP Mother claims conman is on hunger strike in Fiji jail State faces huge payout to school abuse victims Poor support for St Andrews agreement Pope may visit Ireland and expresses 'horror' over Ferns report Hook, line and sinker: Naked Camera dupe radio star in taxi caper Fake college pro-life newspaper slammed by Bacik Five St Mary's rugby players stabbed during night out Killer sisters, the verdict: Plan for explosives factory fires opposition Lucan site offers commercial potential Power station to fuel Mayo growth A GUIDE TO BUYING Newry rises to the challenge of becoming a boomtown From Troubles to bubbles Failed auctions cost vendors much more than just pride INTHE NEWS Clontarf five-bed one of the week's few auction successes Another ending leads to a new beginning Go green indoors and breathe easy Pick of the crop inGarristown North Co Dublin houses have Naul the comforts of home The Key to convenient living And here are all the Gorey details. . . Pick of the crop inGarristown North Co Dublin houses have Naul the comforts of home The Key to convenient living And here are all the Gorey details. . . Mullingar apartments by the Royal Canal Commuter paradise in Portlaoise Gated community near Longford town Last chance at Boden New homes in shadow of the Sugar Loaf Revise your nature studies in Old Schoolhouse Beauty set in stone as Cork's mills are converted to modern homes Style, space and sanctuary from the rat race on offer at Bluebell Woods A fitting flower decorates the garden county BEST OF THE REST The Tenters a fine place for a family to set up camp Convenience makes Castledawson the perfect choice for a young couple A taste of modernity in Blackrock Volunteer for a place in history on Little Strand Street Cabinteely ticks all the boxes An enlightened Victorian home Ulster says invest The only thing keeping the public from Take Up Thy Bergamot AndWalk is that Oisinn can't find a priest to bless them, which is the reason he's invited JP out here tonight Mercedes offer originality on the off-road You don't need the top down to stay cool Motoring News You can't beat the classics Picasso has extra dimensions Lamborghini ready for take off God dang, that Bryson feller sure done good Saying goodbye with grace is no easy thing Weaving together the past and the present Theatre Rachel Andrews Journey through the mysteries of the mind Rupert the bear with a sore head Paperbacks: Tom Widger So much more than an Irishman's diary Chaos and genius are never far apart Wandering alone Going, going. . . gone! Hammering out a good price How to steer a runaway juggernaut CDs of the week Feedback Jazz Cormac Larkin Cashing in on Cobain Eircom . . . the market leader in broadband A complete broadband package from UPC Ireland Access no longer the real issue when it comes to broadband uptake Travelling for your teeth Off Camera Vintage Crowe sweetens with age Dogme brings out a dogged Brit-realism A Stark contrast They thought it was all over. . . . The odd couple Phantom apparition Eye on the Tiger 'If only he hadn't died. If only' My Mentor: Michael Dwyer on his father Wondering what to do next? The answer is a phonecall away Waste not, want not The search for solutions Modern Timber Homes scoop top prize Recognising the Cream of Irish Enterprise Much-Needed Support for Small Enterprise Why we should have kept the family silver The perils of herd instinct MONEY TALKS * Borrowing for a car defies the logic of interest rates Cautious savers can do as well as brave stock market speculators At last: a Visa card that won't have you reaching for your scissors GLOBAL MUSIC SPEND TO INCREASE AFTER LEAN YEARS Irish online guitar site proves a hit in Britain Would you spend two-thirds of your start-up money on one machine? IBM developing future of search in Dublin PUBLIUS IT's inconvenient energy truth Market Monkey Aer force gets ready for battle: who's who in the Aer Lingus ESOT NEWS BRIEFS Magners director Maurice Breen in league of his own Independent financial advisers reconsider walking up the aisle Advertisers laud 'Metro Eireann' O'Leary offers ESOT face to face meeting Of"ce Evolutions buys Cantec South-East 3 in link with new Dublin radio station Fears mount over credit unions losing millions on bonds Bank of Scotland to launch Visa debit cards UCD's Begley among top Irish-Americans Pilots remortgage their homes to buy shares DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? Sage of the century HOROSCOPES WITH MARGARET NEYLON WWW. . . www. llhotels. com HOT HOTEL Sahara in a Scirocco GLOBETROTTER ROSLYN DEE MY FAVOURITE PLACE MEL SMITH BARBADOS ARMCHAIR TRAVELLER HAVANA GETAWAYS Pack your trunk GOOD TASTE WITH JILLIAN BOLGER TRIED & TASTED FRENCH GOAT'S CHEESE Dome cooking JOHN WILSON PICKS THREE TOP RED VIN DE PAYS JOINT VENTURE Fight the flu Desert eagle TAKE ANOTHER LITTLE PIECE OF MY HEART A rake's progress FRIENDS FOR LIFE ALAN FOLEY AND MONICA LOUGHMAN FIVE MINUTE INTERVIEW WITH. . . JADE GOODY Getting personal HOTSHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVING IT LOATHING IT LIFE AS WE KNOW IT Why did what we eat have to become such a complicated business?

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