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Batting practice NEW PRODUCT OF THE WEEK CHANEL PRECISION HAND CREAM TREND SETTERS FACE FOOD High-street highs MONOCHROME MOOD LOVE IS IN THE AIR CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' STEAL v SPREE STALK SHOW HONEY, WE WON AN AWARD Back in old Napoli 'CISCO FEVER TRAVEL JETCETERA DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? - A king and a gentleman Scouting Ireland leading the pack Creating a competitive advantage through education Taught or research masters - it's really down to the individual The selection process heats up for students Postgrad opportunities on the southside of Dublin city centre Don't overcome your fears - buy into more! Something old, something New Look Angry old town Seven elderly white victims. . . and a black man on death row. But in a town famous for racism and lynchings. . . Is this justice? Welcome to Hotel Ballymun A language show that didn't let people speak - how Irish When the saint comes marching home Highway to heaven Drawn success OFFCUE It's Austen without the happy ending Sedgwick's 15 minutes of farce From Dogme-style to doggy-style Life is just one long dress rehearsal The past is another city It's a wonderful life. . . A Corolla by any other name Give green a chance The epitome of grandeur and elegance Anna Villas, Ranelagh: Euro1.25m Bookish charm in D6 Radcliff Hall, Sandymount: Euro1.1m Churchview Road, Killiney: Euro615,000 Best of the rest Blackrock, Co Dublin: Euro1.65m Space and seclusion in suburbia Bangor Road, Crumlin: Euro450,000 Whitehall Cottage, Foxrock: Euro950,000 Area Spotlight Marino Ballyduff House, Cloyne, Midleton, Co Cork: Euro1.25m Country living in grand old style Fairyhill, Roscrea: Euro298,000 Kilmore Quay: Euro350,000 Buyers stay away as withdrawals dominate at auction Kilmore Quay, Co Wexford: from Euro279,000 - Quay to good family living Lough Rynn, Co Leitrim: from Euro385,000 Druids Glen, Co Wicklow: fromEuro899,000 Kilronan Castle, Co Roscommon: from Euro319,000 Blessington, Co Wicklow: from Euro287,000 Cleariestown, Co Wexford: from Euro182,500 Beech Park, Leixlip, Co Kildare: from Euro250,000 - Apartment life's a beech Athlone, Co Westmeath: from Euro250,000 Hollystown, Dublin 15: from Euro745,000 Celbridge, Co Kildare: from Euro335,000 Navan Road, Dublin 15: from Euro405,000 Laytown, Co Meath: from Euro284,000 Spring into action with a new look Overseas Focus Jersey - Move to the Jersey beat Property Gallery Commercial Briefs 'Professional objectors' stop hotel Disappearing Tesco hurting small business in Wexford Dunshaughlin mixed development in danger On the Move with MTS Lettings Energy targets slated as 'greenwashing' Milestones Planet vs jobs: the lights are on in the EU but no one's home Drogheda in stadium log jam Church finds profit in the appliance of Scientology Galileo - a miss for Ireland? 'Free banking' nothing but a marketing tool Taking personal finance to class RT� pulls 11890 ad for being 'too aggreesive' PUBLIUS Social networking: sharing is caring for the bottom line Digital cameras: a snapshot of the age Indigenous firms lose out on skilled labour Ireland 'places its bets on science' to beat job cuts What financial service? What phone company? . . .What website? Sick of getting away from it all? MUST READ. . . MUST LISTEN. . . Fenian throwbacks in Iran Working mothers pierce the glass ceiling by staying at home Furlong jumps hurdles in race to be first Firing takes time and patience SIDELINE CUTS Time to sink or swim NATIONAL HURLING LEAGUE PREVIEWS Lesser lights leave Shamrocks to shine Late revival sees Cross earn replay All too easy for Cork Duddy sends Garden into raptures with win TOP DRIVE: GOLF CLASSIC IN AID OF IRISH AUTISM SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 18 MARCH 1995 STEVE COLLINS WINS WBO SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE AGAINST CHRIS EUBANK At last, the Gold Cup. At last, an answer to all those who doubted my Kauto Star TIME TO REFLECT Baron stays on strong to claim Midlands title The player that took the world by storm GUI's new smart card leads golf forward Mixed emotions ANOTHER TREACY TO TAKE ON THE WORLD French do it at the very death again Choking on the hard decisions Ireland's backline were on fire but cheap scores cost us Championship at the death PLAYER RATINGS Magical mystery tour Rome was tamed in under a day O'Sullivan praises the effort of his players LATE FRENCH ENCORE MAKES IRISH LES MISERABLES Action must be taken against legal 'wall of silence' surrounding rape cases ONE HIDEOUS CRIME? SO MANY DIFFERENT PUNISHMENTS 'Carney's desire was to have his decision stand' 'Late Late' crasher fit to face trial after treatment 'Elaborate' voting scam suspected in 2004 local elections New voluntary measures to protect domestic workers Wicklow councillor accused of breaching ethics legislation by not declaring conflict of interest Garda inquiry continues into death of Derek O'Toole 'It's like something the Shankill Butchers would have done' AGENDA WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS � � THE BIG QUESTION - Are there any signs of an end to Mugabe's brutality in Zimbabwe? INSIDE POLITICS Roman's legions Garda outrage at media leaks is difficult to take Letters to the editor Nationwide blackouts loom as ESB unions revolt Eight-try Ireland triumph but it's not enough Victim describes how rape by Gibney ended her Olympic dream US forces Irish-based guitar duo to cancel American tour Mother's Day joy for the Carberrys Tribune columnists Paul Howard and John Boyne delighted with National Book Award wins Garda� admit stabbing 'a complete mystery' Irish Bag Lady plans to rid the world of plastic bags Austen's Irish love affair was closer to a 'mild FLirtation' Shamrock around the clock - Man (66) charged over White House 'bomb' scare Poles apart but still immersed in Irish culture Good clean Patrick's Day fun as parade gets off to a windy start Croke Park beefs up security for Wales visit New laws to tackle parking in vicinity of GAA HQ 'My dream was to swim. He ruined my life' FBI file reveals plot to kill Monroe Womanwrongly jailed for killing sons found dead Police to be charged over Bell death Chinese close shops around Great Wall Irena's list: The untold story of a Holocaust heroine Life after Bertie: the four who could be Taoiseach O'Hanlon killing was likely 'revenge served cold' Battle rages behind closed doors of universities Title wanders closer Still at six degrees of separation Sunderland look up to Evans GLORY HUNT Lure of St Pat's was too strong to ignore HOW'S THE FORM? Aworking class hero is something we don't see Europe's big hitters need to prove mettle EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - Meditation, afternoon tea and no noisy children TRIED & TASTED QUARTER-POUNDER BURGERS Turn Japanese One to one with Robert Mac Giolla Phadraig Career Doctor Summer schools encompass both the traditional and the unique Professional bodies - operating in tandem with the academic world Will further qualifications enhance employment prospects? A life at sea is the life for me The American dream begins in Dublin Life as we know it - What I miss most about the Dublin social scene is the wonderful people Becoming more British than the British themselves Hidden in the privacy of public transport John Boyne's shorts - No.16 Fame Like lambs to the slaughter CDs of the week - Rock CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Classical How Shepard and Rea tamed the wild west Paperbacks: Tom Widger Peugeot broadens 207 range and introduces 4x4 SUV for first time Superminis feel the squeeze from new mini models and family cars Ross O'Carroll Kelly - I go, "This can't be the end. . ." but she gives me this smile, roysh, a sad smile, as if to say, basically, it is. Ross's Guide To Life No 98: The Grange. . . again Doorstep Doctor Soapbox - 'Estate agent is a misunderstood profession' SUNDAY VIEWING Irish money finds new home in Germany Aer Lingus US partner in scheduling meltdown Market wrap: US fears continue to hit Europe LRC intervenes in airport fire service row Desmond UK music venue in rude health Employees back survival plan at troubled manufacturer Numbers The week that was The week ahead Sub-prime loans could mean trouble at home Exploration firm hopes to strike oil under new Iraqi law Look of the Irish suits the UK History repeating itself North's banks expected to clarify position on charges Mortgage Times revokes competitive broker commission terms Goal-hungry Westmeath triumph Monaghan escape the mediocrity HARMISON BACKS WAYWARD ENGLAND DESPITE DESPERATE OPENING ALONSO BELIEVES HE CAN NULLIFY RAIKKONEN'S ADVANTAGE KUYT ENJOYING THE ROUGH AND TUMBLE OF PREMIERSHIP SEASON RUGBY WORLD MOURNS PASSING OF TERENURE GREAT LIAM O'DEA MURRAY FIGHTS OFF HAAS AND INJURY TO SECURE EPIC QUARTER-FINAL WIN HAWKINS WINS DASH FOR THE LINE IN ANNUAL ST PATRICK'S DAY RACE ROEDER CALLS FOR A CHANGE OF ATTITUDE AT NEWCASTLE SMITH SAYS HIS EXILES SQUAD ARE READY FOR TOUGH SEASON CLIMAX TUNNICLIFF LEADS THE CHASING PACK BEHIND NIRAT IN YALONG BAY CHOICE WORDS Laetitia fancied to claim feature race Remote control hand stays awake all night long Irish fans could see double for wrong reasons Psycho remains at loose Shades of the surreal in selections PREVIEWS Six nations and not a single winner in sight Ireland looking good as Pakistan begin to flounder Bullet from Casement's illfated 'Aud' on sale on eBay Private report on autistic boy emailed to strangers Six people hospitalised after two fires Hain warning that devolution 'not done deal' Garda injured in road smash Mother's hope for lost daughter Clarification Two in FIve apprentices admit to being drunk inwork Stay-put public servants to be sent to the fringes of the Pale Romanian PPS-for-sale scam under investigation by garda� Too soon to say if Irelandwill benefit from hottest year ever Cameron goes from right to left Cricketers killed in road accident Kiss of life could be the kiss of death when it comes to your heart Six killed in Fallujah truck blast Extradition of banana executives demanded Report criticises PPP secrecy IT FIGURES? Green big guns in the phoney election war Stout debate that hides narrow logic A festival of green, while the rest of us turn blue QUOTE, UNQUOTE Embrace Mother's Day while you can EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - Meditation, afternoon tea and no noisy children LOVING IT LOATHINGIT hot shots THE FIVE-MINUTE INTERVIEW - Living in the moment and loving life MY SECRET LIFE - RASHER Artist FRIENDS FOR LIFE RUAIR� AND OIS�N QUINN WHAT DO WE WANT. . . SON SHINE IRISH BOYS DOING THE BUSINESS 51 WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT . . . . . Batting practice NEW PRODUCT OF THE WEEK CHANEL PRECISION HAND CREAM TREND SETTERS FACE FOOD High-street highs MONOCHROME MOOD LOVE IS IN THE AIR CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' STEAL v SPREE STALK SHOW TRIED & TASTED QUARTER-POUNDER BURGERS Turn Japanese HONEY, WE WON AN AWARD Back in old Napoli 'CISCO FEVER TRAVEL JETCETERA DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? - A king and a gentleman Beware of banks bearing gifts HOW MUCH OF A HIT DID EQUITY-BASED SSIAS TAKE? Falling short within a few crazy hours Scouting Ireland leading the pack One to one with Robert Mac Giolla Phadraig Career Doctor Summer schools encompass both the traditional and the unique Creating a competitive advantage through education Taught or research masters - it's really down to the individual Professional bodies - operating in tandem with the academic world The selection process heats up for students Will further qualifications enhance employment prospects? Postgrad opportunities on the southside of Dublin city centre A life at sea is the life for me The American dream begins in Dublin Life as we know it - What I miss most about the Dublin social scene is the wonderful people Don't overcome your fears - buy into more! Something old, something New Look Becoming more British than the British themselves Hidden in the privacy of public transport John Boyne's shorts - No.16 Fame Angry old town Seven elderly white victims. . . and a black man on death row. But in a town famous for racism and lynchings. . . Is this justice? Welcome to Hotel Ballymun A language show that didn't let people speak - how Irish Like lambs to the slaughter When the saint comes marching home CDs of the week - Rock CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Classical Highway to heaven Drawn success OFFCUE It's Austen without the happy ending Sedgwick's 15 minutes of farce From Dogme-style to doggy-style How Shepard and Rea tamed the wild west Life is just one long dress rehearsal The past is another city It's a wonderful life. . . Paperbacks: Tom Widger A Corolla by any other name Give green a chance Peugeot broadens 207 range and introduces 4x4 SUV for first time Superminis feel the squeeze from new mini models and family cars Ross O'Carroll Kelly - I go, "This can't be the end. . ." but she gives me this smile, roysh, a sad smile, as if to say, basically, it is. Ross's Guide To Life No 98: The Grange. . . again JAGGED LITTLE PILLS The epitome of grandeur and elegance Anna Villas, Ranelagh: Euro1.25m Bookish charm in D6 Radcliff Hall, Sandymount: Euro1.1m Churchview Road, Killiney: Euro615,000 Doorstep Doctor Best of the rest Blackrock, Co Dublin: Euro1.65m Space and seclusion in suburbia Bangor Road, Crumlin: Euro450,000 Whitehall Cottage, Foxrock: Euro950,000 Area Spotlight Marino Ballyduff House, Cloyne, Midleton, Co Cork: Euro1.25m Country living in grand old style Soapbox - 'Estate agent is a misunderstood profession' Fairyhill, Roscrea: Euro298,000 Kilmore Quay: Euro350,000 Buyers stay away as withdrawals dominate at auction Kilmore Quay, Co Wexford: from Euro279,000 - Quay to good family living Lough Rynn, Co Leitrim: from Euro385,000 Druids Glen, Co Wicklow: fromEuro899,000 Kilronan Castle, Co Roscommon: from Euro319,000 Blessington, Co Wicklow: from Euro287,000 Cleariestown, Co Wexford: from Euro182,500 Beech Park, Leixlip, Co Kildare: from Euro250,000 - Apartment life's a beech SUNDAY VIEWING Athlone, Co Westmeath: from Euro250,000 Hollystown, Dublin 15: from Euro745,000 Celbridge, Co Kildare: from Euro335,000 Navan Road, Dublin 15: from Euro405,000 Laytown, Co Meath: from Euro284,000 Spring into action with a new look Irish money finds new home in Germany Overseas Focus Jersey - Move to the Jersey beat Property Gallery Commercial Briefs 'Professional objectors' stop hotel Disappearing Tesco hurting small business in Wexford Dunshaughlin mixed development in danger On the Move with MTS Lettings Energy targets slated as 'greenwashing' Aer Lingus US partner in scheduling meltdown Market wrap: US fears continue to hit Europe LRC intervenes in airport fire service row Desmond UK music venue in rude health Employees back survival plan at troubled manufacturer Milestones Numbers The week that was The week ahead Planet vs jobs: the lights are on in the EU but no one's home Sub-prime loans could mean trouble at home Drogheda in stadium log jam Exploration firm hopes to strike oil under new Iraqi law Look of the Irish suits the UK Church finds profit in the appliance of Scientology History repeating itself Galileo - a miss for Ireland? 'Free banking' nothing but a marketing tool Taking personal finance to class North's banks expected to clarify position on charges Mortgage Times revokes competitive broker commission terms RT� pulls 11890 ad for being 'too aggreesive' PUBLIUS Social networking: sharing is caring for the bottom line Digital cameras: a snapshot of the age Indigenous firms lose out on skilled labour Ireland 'places its bets on science' to beat job cuts What financial service? What phone company? . . .What website? Sick of getting away from it all? MUST READ. . . MUST LISTEN. . . Fenian throwbacks in Iran Working mothers pierce the glass ceiling by staying at home Furlong jumps hurdles in race to be first Firing takes time and patience SIDELINE CUTS Time to sink or swim NATIONAL HURLING LEAGUE PREVIEWS Lesser lights leave Shamrocks to shine Late revival sees Cross earn replay Goal-hungry Westmeath triumph Monaghan escape the mediocrity All too easy for Cork Duddy sends Garden into raptures with win HARMISON BACKS WAYWARD ENGLAND DESPITE DESPERATE OPENING ALONSO BELIEVES HE CAN NULLIFY RAIKKONEN'S ADVANTAGE KUYT ENJOYING THE ROUGH AND TUMBLE OF PREMIERSHIP SEASON RUGBY WORLD MOURNS PASSING OF TERENURE GREAT LIAM O'DEA MURRAY FIGHTS OFF HAAS AND INJURY TO SECURE EPIC QUARTER-FINAL WIN HAWKINS WINS DASH FOR THE LINE IN ANNUAL ST PATRICK'S DAY RACE ROEDER CALLS FOR A CHANGE OF ATTITUDE AT NEWCASTLE SMITH SAYS HIS EXILES SQUAD ARE READY FOR TOUGH SEASON CLIMAX TUNNICLIFF LEADS THE CHASING PACK BEHIND NIRAT IN YALONG BAY TOP DRIVE: GOLF CLASSIC IN AID OF IRISH AUTISM Lure of St Pat's was too strong to ignore SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 18 MARCH 1995 STEVE COLLINS WINS WBO SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE AGAINST CHRIS EUBANK CHOICE WORDS HOW'S THE FORM? At last, the Gold Cup. At last, an answer to all those who doubted my Kauto Star TIME TO REFLECT Baron stays on strong to claim Midlands title Laetitia fancied to claim feature race Remote control hand stays awake all night long The player that took the world by storm Irish fans could see double for wrong reasons GUI's new smart card leads golf forward Aworking class hero is something we don't see Title wanders closer Still at six degrees of separation Sunderland look up to Evans Psycho remains at loose GLORY HUNT Shades of the surreal in selections Europe's big hitters need to prove mettle PREVIEWS Mixed emotions ANOTHER TREACY TO TAKE ON THE WORLD Six nations and not a single winner in sight French do it at the very death again Choking on the hard decisions Ireland's backline were on fire but cheap scores cost us Championship at the death PLAYER RATINGS Magical mystery tour Rome was tamed in under a day O'Sullivan praises the effort of his players Ireland looking good as Pakistan begin to flounder LATE FRENCH ENCORE MAKES IRISH LES MISERABLES Nationwide blackouts loom as ESB unions revolt Eight-try Ireland triumph but it's not enough Victim describes how rape by Gibney ended her Olympic dream US forces Irish-based guitar duo to cancel American tour Mother's Day joy for the Carberrys Bullet from Casement's illfated 'Aud' on sale on eBay Private report on autistic boy emailed to strangers Tribune columnists Paul Howard and John Boyne delighted with National Book Award wins Six people hospitalised after two fires Hain warning that devolution 'not done deal' Garda injured in road smash Mother's hope for lost daughter Clarification Garda� admit stabbing 'a complete mystery' Two in FIve apprentices admit to being drunk inwork Stay-put public servants to be sent to the fringes of the Pale Romanian PPS-for-sale scam under investigation by garda� Irish Bag Lady plans to rid the world of plastic bags Austen's Irish love affair was closer to a 'mild FLirtation' Shamrock around the clock - Man (66) charged over White House 'bomb' scare Too soon to say if Irelandwill benefit from hottest year ever Poles apart but still immersed in Irish culture Good clean Patrick's Day fun as parade gets off to a windy start Croke Park beefs up security for Wales visit New laws to tackle parking in vicinity of GAA HQ 'My dream was to swim. He ruined my life' Cameron goes from right to left FBI file reveals plot to kill Monroe Womanwrongly jailed for killing sons found dead Cricketers killed in road accident Police to be charged over Bell death Kiss of life could be the kiss of death when it comes to your heart Six killed in Fallujah truck blast Extradition of banana executives demanded Chinese close shops around Great Wall Irena's list: The untold story of a Holocaust heroine Life after Bertie: the four who could be Taoiseach O'Hanlon killing was likely 'revenge served cold' Battle rages behind closed doors of universities Action must be taken against legal 'wall of silence' surrounding rape cases ONE HIDEOUS CRIME? SO MANY DIFFERENT PUNISHMENTS 'Carney's desire was to have his decision stand' 'Late Late' crasher fit to face trial after treatment Report criticises PPP secrecy 'Elaborate' voting scam suspected in 2004 local elections New voluntary measures to protect domestic workers Wicklow councillor accused of breaching ethics legislation by not declaring conflict of interest Garda inquiry continues into death of Derek O'Toole 'It's like something the Shankill Butchers would have done' IT FIGURES? AGENDA WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS � � THE BIG QUESTION - Are there any signs of an end to Mugabe's brutality in Zimbabwe? Green big guns in the phoney election war INSIDE POLITICS Roman's legions Stout debate that hides narrow logic A festival of green, while the rest of us turn blue QUOTE, UNQUOTE Garda outrage at media leaks is difficult to take Embrace Mother's Day while you can Letters to the editor Choking on the hard decisions LATE FRENCH ENCORE MAKES IRISH LES MISERABLES LATE FRENCH ENCORE MAKES IRISH LES MISERABLES Ireland looking good as Pakistan begin to flounder O'Sullivan praises the effort of his players Rome was tamed in under a day Magical mystery tour PLAYER RATINGS Ireland's backline were on fire but cheap scores cost us Championship at the death Choking on the hard decisions Choking on the hard decisions French do it at the very death again Six nations and not a single winner in sight ANOTHER TREACY TO TAKE ON THE WORLD Mixed emotions PREVIEWS Europe's big hitters need to prove mettle Shades of the surreal in selections GLORY HUNT Psycho remains at loose Sunderland look up to Evans Still at six degrees of separation Title wanders closer Aworking class hero is something we don't see GUI's new smart card leads golf forward Irish fans could see double for wrong reasons The player that took the world by storm Remote control hand stays awake all night long Laetitia fancied to claim feature race Baron stays on strong to claim Midlands title TIME TO REFLECT At last, the Gold Cup. At last, an answer to all those who doubted my Kauto Star At last, the Gold Cup. At last, an answer HOW'S THE FORM? CHOICE WORDS 18 MARCH 1995 STEVE COLLINS WINS WBO SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE AGAINST CHRIS EUBANK SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? Lure of St Pat's was too strong to ignore TOP DRIVE: GOLF CLASSIC IN AID OF IRISH AUTISM TUNNICLIFF LEADS THE CHASING PACK BEHIND NIRAT IN YALONG BAY SMITH SAYS HIS EXILES SQUAD ARE READY FOR TOUGH SEASON CLIMAX ROEDER CALLS FOR A CHANGE OF ATTITUDE AT NEWCASTLE HAWKINS WINS DASH FOR THE LINE IN ANNUAL ST PATRICK'S DAY RACE MURRAY FIGHTS OFF HAAS AND INJURY TO SECURE EPIC QUARTER-FINAL WIN RUGBY WORLD MOURNS PASSING OF TERENURE GREAT LIAM O'DEA KUYT ENJOYING THE ROUGH AND TUMBLE OF PREMIERSHIP SEASON ALONSO BELIEVES HE CAN NULLIFY RAIKKONEN'S ADVANTAGE HARMISON BACKS WAYWARD ENGLAND DESPITE DESPERATE OPENING Duddy sends Garden into raptures with win All too easy for Cork Monaghan escape the mediocrity Goal-hungry Westmeath triumph Late revival sees Cross earn replay Lesser lights leave Shamrocks to shine NATIONAL HURLING LEAGUE PREVIEWS Time to sink or swim SIDELINE CUTS Letters to the editor Embrace Mother's Day while you can Garda outrage at media leaks is dif"cult to take QUOTE, UNQUOTE A festival of green, while the rest of us turn blue Stout debate that hides narrow logic Roman's legions INSIDE POLITICS Green big guns in the phoney election war THE BIG QUESTION - Are there any signs of an end to Mugabe's brutality in Zimbabwe? AGENDA WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS � � IT FIGURES? 'It's like something the Shankill Butchers would have done' Garda inquiry continues into death of Derek O'Toole Wicklow councillor accused of breaching ethics legislation by not declaring conflict of interest New voluntary measures to protect domestic workers 'Elaborate' voting scam suspected in 2004 local elections Report criticises PPP secrecy 'Late Late' crasher fit to face trial after treatment 'Carney's desire was to have his decision stand' ONE HIDEOUS CRIME? SO MANY DIFFERENT PUNISHMENTS Action must be taken against legal 'wall of silence' surrounding rape cases Battle rages behind closed doors of universities O'Hanlon killing was likely 'revenge served cold' Life after Bertie: the four who could be Taoiseach Irena's list: The untold story of a Holocaust heroine Chinese close shops around Great Wall Extradition of banana executives demanded Six killed in Fallujah truck blast Kiss of life could be the kiss of death when it comes to your heart Police to be charged over Bell death Cricketers killed in road accident Womanwrongly jailed for killing sons found dead FBI file reveals plot to kill Monroe Cameron goes from right to left 'My dream was to swim. He ruined my life' New laws to tackle parking in vicinity of GAA HQ Croke Park beefs up security for Wales visit Good clean Patrick's Day fun as parade gets off to a windy start Poles apart but still immersed in Irish culture Too soon to say if Irelandwill benefit from hottest year ever Shamrock around the clock - Man (66) charged over White House 'bomb' scare Austen's Irish love affair was closer to a 'mild FLirtation' Irish Bag Lady plans to rid the world of plastic bags Romanian PPS-for-sale scam under investigation by garda� Stay-put public servants to be sent to the fringes of the Pale Two in FIve apprentices admit to being drunk inwork Garda� admit stabbing 'a complete mystery' Clarification Mother's hope for lost daughter Garda injured in road smash Hain warning that devolution 'not done deal' Six people hospitalised after two fires Tribune columnists Paul Howard and John Boyne delighted with National Book Award wins Private report on autistic boy emailed to strangers Bullet from Casement's illfated 'Aud' on sale on eBay Mother's Day joy for the Carberrys US forces Irish-based guitar duo to cancel American tour Victim describes how rape by Gibney ended her Olympic dream Eight-try Ireland triumph but it's not enough Nationwide blackouts loom as ESB unions revolt DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? - A king and a gentleman TRAVEL JETCETERA 'CISCO FEVER Back in old Napoli JAGGED LITTLE PILLS HONEY, WE WON AN AWARD Turn Japanese TRIED & TASTED QUARTER-POUNDER BURGERS STALK SHOW STEAL v SPREE CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' LOVE IS IN THE AIR MONOCHROME MOOD High-street highs TREND SETTERS FACE FOOD NEW PRODUCT OF THE WEEK CHANEL PRECISION HAND CREAM Batting practice 51 WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT . . . . . IRISH BOYS DOING THE BUSINESS SON SHINE WHAT DO WE WANT. . . FRIENDS FOR LIFE RUAIR� AND OIS�N QUINN MY SECRET LIFE - RASHER Artist THE FIVE-MINUTE INTERVIEW - Living in the moment and loving life hot shots LOATHINGIT LOVING IT EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - Meditation, afternoon tea and no noisy children Ross's Guide To Life No 98: The Grange. . . again I go, "This can't be the end. . ." but she gives me this smile, roysh, a sad smile, as if to say, basically, it is. Superminis feel the squeeze from new mini models and family cars Peugeot broadens 207 range and introduces 4x4 SUV for first time Give green a chance A Corolla by any other name Paperbacks: Tom Widger It's a wonderful life. . . The past is another city Life is just one long dress rehearsal How Shepard and Rea tamed the wild west From Dogme-style to doggy-style Sedgwick's 15 minutes of farce It's Austen without the happy ending The rites of spring Health spas offering a wide variety of services for every budget! OFFCUE Drawn success Highway to heaven CDs of the week - Classical CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Rock When the saint comes marching home Like lambs to the slaughter A language show that didn't let people speak - how Irish Welcome to Hotel Ballymun Seven elderly white victims. . . and a black man on death row. But in a town famous for racism and lynchings. . . Is this justice? Angry old town John Boyne's shorts - No.16 Fame Hidden in the privacy of public transport Becoming more British than the British themselves Something old, something New Look Don't overcome your fears - buy into more! Life as we know it - What I miss most about the Dublin social scene is the wonderful people On the Move with MTS Lettings Dunshaughlin mixed development in danger Disappearing Tesco hurting small business in Wexford 'Professional objectors' stop hotel Commercial Briefs Property Gallery Overseas Focus Jersey - Move to the Jersey beat Irish money finds new home in Germany Spring into action with a new look Laytown, Co Meath: from Euro284,000 Navan Road, Dublin 15: from Euro405,000 Celbridge, Co Kildare: from Euro335,000 Hollystown, Dublin 15: from Euro745,000 Athlone, Co Westmeath: from Euro250,000 SUNDAY VIEWING Beech Park, Leixlip, Co Kildare: from Euro250,000 - Apartment life's a beech Cleariestown, Co Wexford: from Euro182,500 Blessington, Co Wicklow: from Euro287,000 Kilronan Castle, Co Roscommon: from Euro319,000 Druids Glen, Co Wicklow: fromEuro899,000 Lough Rynn, Co Leitrim: from Euro385,000 Kilmore Quay, Co Wexford: from Euro279,000 - Quay to good family living Buyers stay away as withdrawals dominate at auction Kilmore Quay: Euro350,000 Fairyhill, Roscrea: Euro298,000 Soapbox - 'Estate agent is a misunderstood profession' Ballyduff House, Cloyne, Midleton, Co Cork: Euro1.25m Country living in grand old style Area Spotlight Marino Whitehall Cottage, Foxrock: Euro950,000 Bangor Road, Crumlin: Euro450,000 Blackrock, Co Dublin: Euro1.65m Space and seclusion in suburbia Best of the rest Doorstep Doctor Churchview Road, Killiney: Euro615,000 Radcliff Hall, Sandymount: Euro1.1m Anna Villas, Ranelagh: Euro1.25m Bookish charm in D6 The epitome of grandeur and elegance Firing takes time and patience Furlong jumps hurdles in race to be "rst The American dream begins in Dublin A life at sea is the life for me Postgrad opportunities on the southside of Dublin city centre Will further qualifications enhance employment prospects? The selection process heats up for students Professional bodies - operating in tandem with the academic world Taught or research masters - it's really down to the individual Creating a competitive advantage through education Summer schools encompass both the traditional and the unique Career Doctor One to one with Robert Mac Giolla Phadraig Scouting Ireland leading the pack Working mothers pierce the glass ceiling by staying at home Fenian throwbacks in Iran MUST LISTEN. . . MUST READ. . . Sick of getting away from it all? Falling short within a few crazy hours HOW MUCH OF A HIT DID EQUITY-BASED SSIAS TAKE? Beware of banks bearing gifts What financial service? What phone company? . . .What website? Ireland 'places its bets on science' to beat job cuts Indigenous firms lose out on skilled labour Digital cameras: a snapshot of the age Social networking: sharing is caring for the bottom line PUBLIUS RT� pulls 11890 ad for being 'too aggreesive' Mortgage Times revokes competitive broker commission terms North's banks expected to clarify position on charges Taking personal finance to class 'Free banking' nothing but a marketing tool Galileo - a miss for Ireland? History repeating itself Church finds profit in the appliance of Scientology Look of the Irish suits the UK Exploration firm hopes to strike oil under new Iraqi law Drogheda in stadium log jam Sub-prime loans could mean trouble at home Planet vs jobs: the lights are on in the EU but no one's home The week ahead The week that was Numbers Milestones Employees back survival plan at troubled manufacturer Desmond UK music venue in rude health LRC intervenes in airport fire service row Market wrap: US fears continue to hit Europe Aer Lingus US partnter in scheduling meltdown Energy targets slated as 'greenwashing'

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