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SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 21 JANUARY 2006 DAVID WALLACE SCORES IN LAST MINUTE AGAINST SALE TO EARN BONUS POINT WIN CHOICE WORDS Whipping boys with grounds for concern Ronaldo prospers thanks to good experience Hunger to serve up a banquet TRANSFER ROUND-UP Tottenham Bolton are laid down, down by the Riverside Newcastle v West Ham in here like Reading seal points with Hunt after Long Ready to write next chapter SUNDAY TRIBUNE CHRISTMAS CROSSWORD WINNERS SOUTH AFRICA TROUBLED BY EARLY WICKET LOSS VAUGHAN WELCOMES GOOD NEWS ON TORN HAMSTRING INJURY SMITH URGES RANGERS TO SHOW THEY HAVE TURNED CORNER REIGNING CHAMPION LOEB IN SCINTILLATING FORM IN MONACO McGEADY AMONG SCORERS AS CELTIC DEMOLISH ST MIRREN LURE OF FIRST-TEAM FOOTBALL TOO STRONG FOR NEILL TO RESIST SUTHERLAND SEES NATIONALS AS START OF ROAD TO BEIJING Saints do their bit to lift the spirit of New Orleans Russell completes his double with Chelsea Nickname set for new title at Fairyhouse chase Outlier in business in Marsh Fortune favours the brave ante-post wager FROM LEFT TO FIGHT PERFECT LIES Harrington holds slender one-shot lead Hey ma, look, we're on top of the world. . . Loughnane sets sail in calm waters Dublin bring Wicklow uprising to an end SIDELINE CUTS THE THIN WHITE LINE Football beaten up a stick Bare-chested brothers to make you proud Cashing in on the brave new world Letters to the editor Days Like These 'He discovered two of the cows had beenmilked' 'I never saw anyone turn away at the door for fear of being bored by Seán Mac Réamoinn' We are forgetting the real victims in the blame game over tiger raids Don't just judge Jade, let's look at ourselves QUOTE, UNQUOTE You can't beat a bit of bully, and that's why we watch Reality TV ain't got a patch on reality Strawberries split Opposition could find Bertie invincible THE BIG QUESTION - Why did Frank McBrearty Jnr walk out of the Morris tribunal again last week? INSIDE POLITICS 16 children's hospitals around the world agree on the ideal solution Who are the experts who advised the HSE, and what did they say? Children's hospital: while doctors differ, patients die McDowell 'not trusted' on crime, opinion of senior gardaí should be admissible in court, poll reveals Ireland has worst record in Europe for cash-in-transit robberies Murder reveals appalling vista of collusion David Ervine's arrest' Political drama or pantomime? And will Pat play with Bertie? SundayTribune POLL Dubliners spend most time per day commuting Harney's 'death tax' faces strong resistance Brady's view of 'coarse' society strikes a chord Public supports jury's decision to acquit Nally Passionate opinions on lowering age of consent as March referendum looms Where democracy is going backwards WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS IT FIGURES? Mamas and the Papas singer dies aged 66 NY couple build wall through own home Anger over fine for SA farmer who shot boy Why didn't Shawn Hornbeck try to escape his kidnapper? Palestinian peace activist's daughter killed in Jerusalem Castro 'locked in battle for his life' says Chavez Driven out of town, and to drink and depression, by poison gossip My crime drama on TV, to publicise the melodrama off it Two boys: one an 'angel', the other left in a drawer Every day is a living miracle for little Mary 'Vacuous pap' and the indignation of the press Career-damaged Jade transforms into grovelling goody two-shoes on eviction 'This is a developed country, yet my wife was starving' Digital era dawns on radio horizon Beautiful bros: when you're tall, dark and �? hAilpín, three's not a crowd Gardaí seek clues at Tallaght murder scene Government plans child vote despite age of consent row Fr McVerry to meet Glasnevin residents over homeless plan Fine Gael furious over Moriarty tribunal report Irish doctor calls for decriminalisation of heroin ESB CREWS TO THE RESCUE IN UK AWARE HOLD MENTAL HEALTH SEMINAR GARDAÍ PROBE GALWAY STABBING MAN KILLED IN MAYO ROAD ACCIDENT NURSES' ACTION SET TO GO AHEAD Property rental website issues warning following online attempt to scam users Search for fishermen goes on Snowfalls expected as cold snap due Snowfalls expected as cold snap due Cowen to unveil �?�180bn national development planas election plank 'My wife starved to death in an Irish asylum hostel' DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? - Hail Mary, full of grace The playa's the thing TRAVEL JETCETERA GOOD TASTE WITH JILLIAN BOLGER Burgundy beckons TRIED & TASTED GRATED MOZZARELLA CLAMS ROCK STEAL v SPREE SMALLS BARGAIN BASEMENT I WANT IT NOW! CULT BUY: BENEFIT BENETINT CHEEK AND LIP TINT, �?�33.50 Brush up your make-up routine Femme fatale Big name brands Klass act WE SCORED THE PERFECT THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO. . . KEITH BARRY FRIENDS FOR LIFE KYLE ANDERSON & ANDREW BREE FIVE MINUTE INTERVIEW - MARTI PELLOW, MUSICIAN HOT SHOTS HERE. NOW. LOATHING IT LOVING IT EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - Just an ordinary Joe on the northside beat 'There doesn't always have to be a focking moral to a story. Everything doesn't come back to the Celtic Tiger. . . Sometimes the moral is just, basically, shit happens' Ross's Guide To Life No 91: The Spa of Embarrassing Illnesses Irish buyers think big Sell-out makes it hard to make amends Jaguar design proves it's still cool for cats Kia to your heart Paperbacks: Tom Widger A pax on you The tale of Beatrix Potter and friends First novel's wicked comedy shows traces of Muriel Spark How to thrash self-help books in one night Turner makes the turn of the year far brighter Back in the ring for one last swing Piece de Resistance A towering feat OFFCUE The tragic tale of the man who fell to earth Conductor fails to add to Sächs' appeal Farewell to a brother beyond Feedback CDs of the week Classical CDs of the week Jazz CDs of the week Rock Press eject Freewheelin' Bob Dylan Goosestepping to a different beat Back to the future Caste aside your moral outrage, India I ain't racist me, I'm just a jealous chav John Boyne's shorts No.8 Paradise A lot of balls on show at this year's Golden Globes Bird torturer? Now why didn't I think of that? The kids that soap forgot amid the murder and mayhem Life as we know it - Bamboozling grey matter with jolt of red hot eco-campaigning Sky's the limit for offices Prime office locations see high rise in rents Courtown locals fear plans will lead to a 'ghost town' CityNorth hotel confident of suite success It's not just the really high flyers that will be able to reach Dubai's Eagle Heights Major potential in Asia Minor Property Gallery This Philly's got a kick Interior Details Take a cutter to the clutter OVERSEAS PROPERTY EXP0 Buy your own country for �?�750m Moving on up, moving on out. . . The Old Mill: from �?�310,000 Mount St Annes: from �?�495,000 Hunterswood: from �?�490,000 Lis Na Dara, Dundalk: from �?�240,000 Village atmosphere close to Dublin NEW HOMES Beach, west Cork: �?�325,000 Glinsk, Connemara: �?�550,000 Soapbox - Antiquated land registry system is denying consumers choice in mortgage market Glenmore House, Mayo: �?�2.8m - Get more for your money in Glenmore Area Spotlight Rathmines Best of the rest Blackrock, Co Dublin: �?�1.385m No 15 Botanic Road, Dublin 9: �?�950,000 No 61 Leopardstown Park: �?�995,000 - Just spotted in lovely Leopardstown Heytesbury Street, Dublin 8: �?�1.15m Cremore Road, Glasnevin: �?�1.2m No 6 Victoria Avenue, Donnybrook, Dublin 4: �?�1.59m - Hail to the empress of Donnybrook Doorstep Doctor No 1 Beechwood Avenue: �?�1.75m - Looking after No 1 is a labour of love Women and Wal-Mart: the sound and the fury Another hole in the Great Wall All credit to DKIT MUST READ. . . Andy Grove: An American Story By Richard Tedlow MUST HEAR. . . McKinsey on Finance MUST HAVE. . . Vodafone's 3G broadband modem 'Blood Diamond' versus the real heroes of the African adventure HOW TO. . . COPE WITH A MIDLIFE CRISIS - Stop and save the world The core values of an Apple earnings play BADDIES ON THE LOOSE Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag - for �?�8 PUBLIUS Guinness revisited in Tesco housing plan Infrastructural engineering: �?�200bn bid to open roadblocks to progress Ireland could pay dearly for the rising cost of living NEWS BRIEFS NEWS BRIEFS NEWS BRIEFS NEWS BRIEFS Irish News to launch online video service To 3G or not to 3G is Eircom's question Etel deal faces antitrust scrutiny Conversion of Roches Stores near completion The week ahead The week that was Numbers Milestones Irish companies to spend �?�1.4bn on computers Irish banks' offshore accounts soar Irish firm woos pharma giants to partner new drug Ireland needs wake-up call on innovation Retail sales slump: they were wrong and we were right Market Wrap: European stocks reach six-year high Galway medical firm taken over by Abbott Japanese bank to expand in Dundalk ANGLO MOVE Will carphone warehouse sponsor 'Bigot Brother'? �?�200m SSIA windfall for banks

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