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SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 18 FEBRUARY 1984 IRELAND LOSE TO ENGLAND AT TWICKENHAM TO CLINCH THE WOODEN SPOON History lesson for those about to make it CHOICE WORDS GAELIC GAMES PREVIEWS SENDING OUT A SOS Walsh saga a wake-up call for County Boards Westmeath escape to victory Queeney guides Meath home Clare in present danger Maestro who conducted himself with distinction RANKED AND FILED: COUNTY-BY-COUNTY GUIDE TO THE 2007 HEAD OF THE TRIBE SIDELINE CUTS Newmill springs surprise Baron set to feel the bite Star might stumble but still won't fall Overstrand outstanding Morgan hopes his success will run and run John on target Sting in the tale Phillips on cue Friedel defiant PETER BALL MEMORIAL ESSAY COMPETITION WINNER IRISH CYCLISTS LOOK TO MAKE THEIR MARK AT TOUR OF SAN FRANCISCO DETERMINED UCC DASH LIMERICK GIRLS' FOUR IN A ROW DREAMS MAHER LEADS DUAGH PAST LAOIS CHAMPIONS TO JUNIOR CLUB FINAL KNOCKBEG SECURE LEINSTER FINAL SPOT WITH WIN OVER ST. MEL'S DUBLIN LEFT TO REGRET WIDES TALLY AGAINST KILKENNY CBS CENTRAL COUNCIL TO ALLOW SOCCER AND RUGBY IN CROKE PARK NEXT YEAR Harrington in share of lead with Mickelson Injuries mar victory as Celtic draw closer to title CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2nd ROUND, 1st LEG PREVIEWS The Premier league MATCH BUT NO SPARK PERFECT LIES Name the Offaly man who has played for Ireland, Real Madrid and Panathinaikos? 'Privileged' tour access makes sickening TV Letters to the editor The revolutionwill not be temporised Ordinary renditions, extraordinary hypocrisy 'WhenRyanTubridy slagged off Mark Cagney, it made it easy to argue this was an RTA in-house job' Days Like These 'They rifled a poor box. . . lit a fire. . . sat down and made tea' Tribunal cash fiasco must be halted QUOTE, UNQUOTE Birds do, bees do it, even superannuated dears do it From ostrich to mushroom grower A fair cop No pot of gold at the end for the Rainbow Is there any easy cure in sight for the nurses pay headache? INSIDE POLITICS 'Traveller and Irish are the same thing' - 'Frog' widow's African husband speaks out Bailey runs for cover with clean slate Man with a mission GardaA- know identity of man that organised Baiba Saulite's murder 'Everytime I look at the children, I want to cry' This government is a shower of wasters How the tribunal fell from grace Savour the flavour of lies Thai actress sacked for revealing too much thigh Judge orders Smith lover to appear at court custody battle Fifteen die in Pakistan suicide bombing TV remote inventor dies aged 93 At least 112 people drown off the coast of Yemen World moves closer to having bird flu vaccine Lakes found underneath Antarctic ice sheet US troop surge beleaguered Us makes 'ludicrous' attempt to link Iraq bombings to Iran Japanese whaler fire ends hunt season Fears that Fatima may become Herberton Was Cynthia's father pimping children for drink money? Call for Irish radio to be broadcast to the world Thin-on-top tots get the celeb hairpiece treatment TIMELINE OF AN INJUSTICE 'Mammy, I swear I did not put my hands on that man's neck' Cowen squares up to EU over tax breaks for foreign charities Repairs needed to National Library reading room Hundreds of cases struck out due to illness of judges Arthritis in kids as common as diabetes GardaA- believe Wexford death blaze was caused accidentally Survival top ofMcDowell's PD agenda Paedophile ex-priest still a risk - victim's mother 2-D PDs as flat as their humour PSNI arrests man in barrier incident Man dead after Donegal crash GardaA- probe boat-yard fire Boy loses organs in gun attack McDowell declares tax war with promise to cut both rates Sunday Tribune photographer wins top award Bank of Ireland seeks garda help in probing employee cash scam GardaA- probe bomb scare at Croke Park GAA hero's son in protest at playing of 'God Save the Queen' Euro75,000 'brief fees' at root of dispute with tribunal Baiba: family fury as killer's trail gets colder DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? American idol Holiday on the ocean waves! The real Ibiza, uncovered TRAVEL JETCETERA Pearl of the Pacific STEAL v SPREE BLACK PATENT WEDGES OFF YOUR CHEST I WANT IT NOW PRODUCT WATCH ELIZABETH ARDEN PREVAGE BEAUTY SPOT HIGH BROW Stick your neck out COOKBOOK WATCH WONDERFOOD FOR KIDS BY NATALIE SAVONA GOOD TASTE Warming to Chile TRIED & TASTED SARDINES CHILD'S PLAY Dined and whined FORMER 'TRIBUNE' RESTAURANT CRITIC DIARMUID DOYLE'S VIEW GETTING LIGHTS AND CAMERAS INTO ACTION AGAIN. . R.I.P. Here lies THE BONES OF THE IRISH FILM INDUSTRY Died with 'King Arthur ' in 2003 RAGS2RICHES FOLK HERO ONE SMALL STEP. . . CHIC GEEKS MY SECRET LIFE JOHN RANKIN WADDELL Photographer FRIENDS FOR LIFE RACHEL O'CONNELL AND JOY BUCKLE THE FIVE-MINUTE INTERVIEW 'Never forget where you come from' HOT SHOTS LOATHINGIT LOVINGIT EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - 'A slice of country life. . . in the middle of nowhere' Ross's Guide To Life No 94: That Gaviscon Ad "Inside, it's like a war movie. Everywhere, there's people I recognise, sharing their horror stories but high-fiving each other out of pure happiness at having actually made it" Kudos for the Scudo Earth, wind and fire. . . Outlander looks to make ground A recipe for disaster - and humble pie Hell hath no fA1/4hrer Paperback crime: Tom Widger The Devil and far too much detail Faraday faces his toughest equation aboard mystery train Rank dishonour amongst thieves Ancient tales conjuring perennial obsessions Shining a light on the bloomers of times past Keep fit from the comfort of home Louis, Louis, even at 90, much to see Dumb and slumber Packing heat Head case OFFCUE Graduating with honours Feedback CDs of the week - Classical CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Rock Anordinary decent baton wielder Fake trials, flies on the wall: reality in all its TV realms Motions are running high, these days What is war good for? A damn good read. . . Who wins? You don't decide. . . John Boyne's shorts No.12 Whistling Year zero for super thin or a myth to be rumbled by posterity? Moments of madness and an electorate which never gets mad You may regretta de reunion when there's a sting in the tail Life as we know it - CEO of my own sofa: it ain't what I do it's the way I avoid doing it Representation when you most need it Liberty and Castleway join forces ProposedM50 Ikea store faces 'high hurdles' with planning permission looking unlikely Ballina's Ridgepool hotel for sale with apartments Property Gallery Overseas Focus Egypt - Emerging Egypt may just offer you a jewel by the Nile Buy a holiday home for less than Euro50,000 Taste a premium in modern kitchens Brooklands, Clane, Co Kildare: from Euro345,000 Wellington Court, Dublin 7: from Euro325,000 The Ryebridge, Kilcock: from Euro295,000 Primrose Gate, Celbridge: from Euro295,000 Be the king of the Castlegrange - Castlegrange, Castaheany, Dublin 15: from Euro355,000 SUNDAY VIEWING Millrace, Saggart: from Euro310,000 The Saltings, Co Louth: from Euro310,000 Milner's Square, Santry: from Euro339,000 White Linen Woods, Co Longford: from Euro248,000 Cluain Ard, Carrick on Shannon: from Euro227,000 A house with a fine Heritage - No 11, Rathmiles Grove, Co Laois: from Euro625,000 Soapbox - Barstool economists are not helping the property market Reality bites as sellers forced to wait for hammer to fall West Cork apartment: Euro450,000 Blessington lake views: Euro875,000 Statement country pile at a low price - Coolatee House, Lifford: Euro595,000 Area Spotlight Glasnevin Rathfarnham, Dublin 16: Euro635,000 Drumcondra, Dublin 7: Euro495,000 A touch of seaside class in Sandycove Sandycove: Euro2.75m Best of the rest No 48 Leinster Park, Harold's Cross, D6: Euro950,000 Stella Gardens, Irishtown, D4: Euro620,000 Foxrock in three steps - Kelston House, Foxrock, Dublin 18: Euro1.2m Doorstep Doctor All aboard for Adamstown Square The 'not so fast' approach to global warming My Mentor: John O'Shea of Goal on Nelson Mandela Insurance man gets ready for the future Giving yourself the best chance at interview MUST LISTEN. . . Conversation in Vienna, confusion in Donegal and concussion in Dublin MUST READ. . . How much are you really worth? From monkey to chicken: the rot continues MONEY TALKS * SAVERS TAXED ON LOSSES, NOT GAINS Go ahead and blow all your savings Gadgets that help you to spot the hotspot Why some companies hand over crowd control Mobile content provider launches Australian venture Concern over power of vested interests as top 3 greenhouse-gas emitters are state-controlled companies Greencore's carbon credit windfall in error PUBLIUS Missing the point on child policy Clarification Galway Clinic plans Ryanair-style challenge to Labour Court UTV to launch phone-in quiz show on Irish radio TV is coming to your mobile Mallow sugar plant could have been saved Today FM interim profit surges on record ad revenue The week ahead The week that was Tiger Airways takes "flght Down Under Fat trimmed at Leopold Bloom's meat firm Hackers force CRO gazette to close Numbers Milestones Bewley's saga shortened in court Market Wrap: Auto stocks reach pole position Down the Tube: spat leads to loss of video catalogue Fire service strike could close Dublin airport Revealed: Ireland's carbon polluters

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