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PAFirst-half Welsh blitz puts paid to tourists' ambitions Australia pushed all the way by Italians Romania fail to provide challenge for Scots Lam leading Islands on united front Opportunity knocks Travel fails to broaden Red minds Ano-win situation When three points won't suffice for Staunton Maccarone gives his boss reason to smile Sutton rewards O'Neill Given to travel to Dublin Walton has tough task ahead at Qualifying School Goosen leads as Harrington fades late in the day Delaney to remainFAI chief executive until 2012 Geraghty proves difficult to catch Walsh enjoys one fine day Meade in line for a four-timer From the Jockey's Mouth Ruby Walsh Best of both worlds with Nicholls at Cheltenham THE GENERAL Trans America Dave Hannigan Shooting hoops with a 45mm creates quite a din Nice guys don't beat the Aussies AN AWFULLY LUCKY ESCAPE No major surgery, just nip and tuck With a Rebel yell, he cries more, more, more Maybe we'll miss those Republicans So who's the real daddy of the Pope's Children? 'Anti-Americanism in the world has been reduced by these elections, and that is a marvellous thing' Reform promised too late for vulnerable elderly people in care Children's amendment is laudable, but why now? Reality is whatever Bertie wants it to be Breaking up is no longer the hardest thing to do Towering achievement A response that adds insult to injury THE BIG QUESTION Will Leas Cross report change anything? INSIDE POLITICS Bertie bottom of TV ratings as viewers stay away indroves from ard fheis speech Podge to Kenny's Rodge . . . FF ministers pulled no punches Embattled Enda may find succour in the lessons of history Over 30 foreign minors gone missing over the past year THE REFERENDUM ON CHILDREN For mad, sad or bad children . . . nothing changed Some real-life experiences from the Pope's other children It's not that easy to actually "nd these stereotypes So, the Pope's Children live among us, boozing, eating, shopping, shagging, taking drugsf but do you actually know any of them . . . or is modern Ireland far less glossy Yes Minister, but here are the facts Your judgement is premature . . . Dick Roche 'I've never come across any violence in Limerick' Family of child arson victims relive tragedy Irrational loyalty of new generation means gangs of Limerick feud goes on Hollywood star Jack Palance dies, aged 87 Saddam in his element awaiting rope It's 'them' and 'us' under the growing Democratic tent ROUND-UP Calls for greater homeowner rights after latest murder by intruder O'Toole's 'urgent' police reform plan already 10 years in waiting Keep politics out of top policing jobs warns new garda chief From writing great literature comes writing of great cheques Getaway car may hold clue to four brothers' horrendous burn injuries Top US study shows mafia gangs are trafficking prostitutes into Ireland 'Cosy phone calls to warn of labour inspectors must stop'. . . union leader Hugging nun draws biggest crowds in Ireland Grade 'A' physiotherapy graduates can't find jobs Food Safety chiefs slammed for 'flawed' investigation Practicing priest in 'long term sexual relationship' 'Mick Fitz just didn't choose his words carefully' Adams tells Orde of doubts over republican support for PSNI Cowen's finance plan to buy votes Huge inconsistencies remain in electoral register 'Other Leas Crosses' will go unchecked for at least two years ROUND-UP It's only Paris Hilton but Grafton St seems to like the 'Irish' hotel heiress Japanese launch sees Sony make big play in game war PlayStation 3's delay should mean a great dated toy show Gardai brace for all-out gang war Frank McBrearty hits out at 'psychiatrist' request Firebomb victim was convicted paedophile Top companies expect slight rise in interest rates Lakeland properties to fetch 20m Gleneagle group swoops in on Sligo's Silver Swan Proposed Trim centre sparks debate ONTHE MARKET Hot interest inBudapest andTurkey Picturesque setting for a realistic price Iceland's warming charm The wonders of the plant world, the triumph of the tulip Irish designers get crafty Find your mortgage mate on the net College Park, Kilkenny: from 329,950 East Road, Docklands: from 515,000 Shannon Quays: 280,000 Royal Canal Park: from 370,000 Royal Canal provides water way to live by Kilkea, Co Kildare: from 399,000 Ballsbridge, D4: 5.8m Blackrock, Co Louth: 335,000- 385,000 Bray, Co Wicklow: 355,000- 445,000 Hat-trick hits the mark in Wicklow Say 'no more' to mobile phone shops in the city Dublin architects hailed for their opus Connemara getaway: 340,000 Sea views in Co Wicklow: 825,000 Co Wexford cottage: 305,000 Charming house an artist's latest exhibit Area Spotlight Harold's Cross Best of the rest Three-bed in Whitehall: 695,000 Goatstown house and garden: 730,000 Dalkey bungalow: 1.35m Peace and quiet near main street Palmerstown, Dublin 20: 575,000 Clontarf, Dublin 3: 1.8m Ballinteer, Dublin 16: 875,000 'Deceptively spacious' in Ballinteer Tuam home is where the art is Sexual revolution begins in Indian call centres Numbers start to add up Singing and dancing on the oceanwaves as a cruise-ship entertainer Dean gets down to business school plans Halloween, a taxing time of year Golden rule of property investment: never sell With credit cards, beware of cheap plastic imitations Divorce is an expensive process, but the emotional costs are just as high Fundamentally Speaking Niall Brady Charging for services risks turning credit unions into banks Get technical and take the money Time for a re-appraisal Patricia Murray Babcock and Brown may make right call by splitting Eircom Primark primed for fashion house backlash Global warming: 10 ways to limit your carbon footprints at work O'Reilly-backed exploration company awaits 1.5bn future Property prices drive garage owners out of Dublin NEWS BRIEFS Consolidation 'inevitable' for Irish accountancy firms Lose the game but win the war in Aussie business Nature's Best settles BT Ireland nets 1,000 a week Pension contributions petered away Central Bank study shows stocks still beat property as an investment 14% fall in profits at meat baron's food company Bank of Scotland probed over 'misleading' ad 6,500 Smart customers cut off . . . again Penney wise? Jurys' staff scoop �?�26m redundancy DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? A man who said it loud. . . HOROSCOPES WITH MARGARET NEYLON A low-key light in the middle of the Algarve GLOBETROTTER WITH ROSLYN DEE Spirited battle goes on The subtle art of coffee production Sweet dreams All that mistletoe and wine. . . It's Christmas, say cheese Burren among prizes Spanish wines at touch of a button Get on the pig's back MY FAVOURITE PLACE MARY MALONE KINSALE GETAWAYS Eastern trade route COMING UP ROSES GOOD TASTE WITH JILLIAN BOLGER goodtaste@tribune. ie Tribal warm fare JOHN WILSON PICKS THREE PINOTS FROM CHILE FAIR AND CARE WHAT THE BOBFOC DO YOU MEAN BY THAT? PARK LIFE HAIL TO THE CHIEF OF THE 'WHITE' HOUSE HOTSHOTS HERE. NOW. LOVING IT LOATHING IT FRIENDS FOR LIFE JOSETTE, MENA AND MARY-KATE RYAN MORAG PRUNTY LIFE AS WE KNOW IT Invoking the you'd-better-begood-Santa-iswatching-you clause

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