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KING OF PAINTERS NEW VINTAGE GRIN LIKE A CHESHIRE CAT 'Women must stand on their own stilettos' ENGLISH BLOOD IRISHT MY SECRET LIFE - CHRISTY DIGNAM, Musician FRIENDS FOR LIFE - SINEAD GALLAGHER AND JEANETTE DUNNE BATS GIRLS FACE OFF MUST HAVE IT NOW NICE RACK BOOK OF THE WEEK TRIED & TASTED LUXURY EASTER EGGS SWING OUT SISTER LA DOLCE VITA INCOMING Footloose STEAL v SPREE SEE RED Bringing up baby Wight on Bug off Deal of the week Get on track WHAT'S ON THE BOX All hail the drama king Do banks give credit where it's due? A shy week, but luckily, a neat profit at the end Get some va-va-voom! CAREER DOCTOR ONE TO ONE The key to igniting employees' passions Charity starts at listening to someone harp on about their home Rice crisply cuts Lisa Hannigan loose Klezmer finally takes to an Irish stage Thumber time and the Playstation is too easy John Boyne's shorts - No.18 Parenthood 'You can be flipping burgers one minute and then, three months later, you are a huge star' Living outside of the box Cryptosporidium is the hysteria du jour It's nice to be liked. . . but it's funnier to be nice Irish piano master Phil Ware's debut album well worth the wait Girardi on course to shine in Bantry House CDs of the week 'It's a soul thing' Other films this week Confession of evil Outsiders without cliches Film Archive tribute to John McGahern Disney's sugar rush A tale of two cities New Irish Poetry Six New Irish Writers on Hennessy award shortlist Muscle Memory A four-wheel performance Open season on the latest Peugeot Ireland 'must promote greenmotoring' GrandVitara SUV a safe bet Ross's Guide To Life No 100: The phrase 'take a bullet' Ross O'Carroll Kelly At a loss? . . . .Text Ross It hasn't burst but the fizz has gone Thoroughly modern villa Blackrock, Co Dublin: 695,000 Drumcondra, Dublin 9: 695,000 Steve Guerin Best of the rest Area - Spotlight Crumlin No 111 Hillside, Dalkey, Co Dublin: 965,000 No 46 Seapoint Avenue, Monkstown: 1.6m You couldn't say nay to Drimbane Soapbox A beautiful rural retreat in Blessington The Manor, Co Meath: 575,000 Pearse Road, Bray: 560,000 Large Dublin 4 homes sell for more than guide price Informed Everybody needs good neighbours. . . A thoroughbred location in Co Dublin Multyfarnham, Co Westmeath: from 610,000 Delvin Banks, Co Dublin: from 360,000 Pairc na gCon, Co Galway: from 255,000 Arda Raith Wood, Co Louth: from 328,500 SUNDAY VIEWING Moyacomb Meadow, Co Wexford: from 346,000 Kilbeggan, Co Westmeath: from 175,000 Blessington Manor, Co Wicklow: from 425,000 Oyster Haven, Carlingford, Co Louth: from 900,000 The Crosbies show Summer time and the maintenance is easy Picture perfect: the art of buying Internet bookmarks for property buffs Danish design gets a glamorous Starck makeover Emerging to a new home in Montenegro Try Alkudia Smir for another side to the Mediterranean So cool, so stylish, so impressive, Sesimbra Berlin: right up your strasse Get your motor running down to Ennis town Interesting retail opportunities beneath former railway arches Retail units for sale at the gates to paradise Lights, camera, reaction in Naas Commercial Briefs 'Excessive' Ely Place plans refused permission Wexford residents 'delighted' at planning refusal Limerick, you're a lay-by: traffic plan may hit commerce Regulator to put up cost barriers to green energy Restructuring claims AmCham R&D planner Economists find reasons to be cheerful Market Wrap: European stocks decline The week ahead The week that was Lenders predict 20% mortgage growth Dell responds to call from Linux Dutch treat to take away investment from Ireland Little domestic interest in Emap's 'overpriced' Irish radio assets Passover paucity is just not kosher Ireland walking a 'fine line' of bribery with foreign figures TALLAGHT GETS FRAGRANT TIPP CRYSTAL BACK IN FASHION BIG BOOTS TO FILL Social networking websites'value clicking on and on Unattractive figures mean uncertainty Protesters come out of their Shell Motorola staff seed start-ups PUBLIUS He who laughs last. . . Whiskey for history and horses for courses My Mentor: Jerry Kennelly on Padraig Kennelly Ogle set on resisting shocks to the system Gone but not forgotten Driven Crossmaglen only know one way Amateur pros that make the GAA look generous ON A COLLISION COURSE Viva la revolution Irish feats earn more than an extra six games Failure to fill in the blanks CLONAKILTY PUSH GARRYOWEN TO THE END DOPING ALLEGATIONS SURROUND THORPE DOTT SENDS O'SULLIVAN PACKING IN CHINA OPEN O'NEILL SAYS VILLA MUST STEP UP A GEAR BACKLASH BEGINS IN PAKISTAN CRICKET PHELPS ADDS TO HIS COLLECTION OF GOLDS MARTIN STAKES HIS CLAIM IN PORTUGAL Harlequins topple Shannon in AIB Cup Mayo cruise past Galway Fermanagh no match for power of Monaghan Goal kills Sligo's hopes Super Sunday for jump and flat racing Lyons tees up nicely for new flat season Washington fails to cover all the bases New chapter in Faldo's Augusta odyssey Reversal of Fortune PERFECT LIES TOUGH TO MASTER FIVE TO FOLLOW AT AUGUSTA MASTERS FACTS AND FIGURES Self-motivated Doyle keeps taking his chances Qualif ication is not beyond young Ireland STAN EARNS HIS LAURELS CHOICE WORDS Northern Ireland have that special spark 1 APRIL 1992 ROY KEANE FINISHES ON THE LOSING SIDE IN THE RUMBELOWS CUP FINAL AT WEMBLEY SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? HOW'S THE FORM? Red cards on Sky Tuesday night, a guilty delight CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALS PREVIEWS Keane's Cats climb to promotion place Bent spots Wigan weakness Revenge is so sweet Zenden seeks to get one over old pals Once Ulster's cub, now a dangerous Tiger Ireland plan to come of age Things on the up at Upton Park thanks to terrific Tevez Scholes goal turns over the Rovers Out with a whimper, not a bang Revealed: how gardai and solicitors helped Ireland's richest man make millions MadDog travels to Uganda to buildNazi-funded orphanage FG plans to change 'unfair' national anthem Irish drug suspect in India has 'strong case' One man, one car . . .two fines for 'illegal' bilocation Two Dail constituencies are in breach of population-to-TD ratio Cork maternity hospital opens after nurses' union accepts HSE deal Drink-drive garda to get 45k pension, 135k lump sum Five could be charged over child sex ring IRA may scrap Army Council Ogle rebuke to Labour leader's attack on strike threat State has been illegally enacting EU law for years GOODBYE TO A SISTER PSNI arrest sixth man in probe Child benefit increases US congressmen visit Ireland Mob attacks fire engine in North Investigation into lake death Plea to fight foreign bribery Challenge on housing projection Cancer society warns against bogus 'charity clothing collections' Hopefuls strut their stuff for Choos and celebrity Mushroom pickers were paid 3.50 an hour I'm not a mad dog and I'm not gay Hospital labour pains ensure a dif"cult delivery Kenny pledges to serve only one term if he fails to deliver Bertie gives an unwitting leg-up to Enda Bertie gives an unwitting leg-up to Enda Law and order breaks down but FG stops short of a lynching The ineptitude and blame-shifting continues 'Nobody is going to put their hand up and say it's their fault. I think they're afraid. . .' Ex-Smiths guitarist beats Morrissey to No 1 Hicks to testify against others Captured British sailors 'may face trial' World's longest concert record set in Japan Sports called off inGreece as fan is stabbed Australian swimming star hit by drug scandal Missile test in Pakistan Four die in Japan chopper crash Google 'changes' hurricane history Sydney in blackout Electric Picnic party begins Bird flu goes the way of the dodo Murdered Kenyan man's family seeks compensation French student's attacker had four previous convictions in Ireland Concern mounts for elderly over equity release deals The force is with them Axa's special 'understanding' with gardai Sean Quinn . . . where it all came from 'An Garda Siochana takes data protection issues very seriously' Labour unions at war as leader turns his back A Late, Late entry on the election trail, a recent memory from TV Can we put our trust in opinion polls? Drawing the line at flouting democracy Where will the traditional Irish family be in 20 years' time? INSIDE POLITICS Chickening out of the fight against crime QUOTE, UNQUOTE All the indicators point to the value of zero tolerance Right Tool for the job 'The man came to his death by disease, want and destitution' 'Disadvantage will be a long time shifting its many shapes in Northern Ireland' Threat to garda independence must be investigated When staying the same feels ominously like going backwards. . . Damn it, haven't we had enough of the brimstone? Democracy in action . . . standwell back Letters to the editor

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