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PLAYING KETCHUP TRAVEL JETCETERA DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? - Gentle giant Lending credibility to bad borrowing It's snobs rule as Kate's on the receiving end of some class action Cracking the code to stretch the budget The rough guide to Frank The awards Katherine Duffy wins New Irish Writer award A scare at bedtime for the nation's boomtown brats Why Springsteen was born to run and run Euro jazz before a Dublin jury Setting the contemporary classical music world to rights A taste of Kilkenny The preacher men Third time's a charm Film of the week - Sometimes you can't make it on your own This week's releases Not another New York minute Offcue Catching the wave of a summer read The final word from the Dark Lady Stranger than fiction, far from fact Small remains beautiful Second-hand but not second-rate Safe Transit not a problem with ESP Driving with the top down Fairgreen attraction in Dublin 4 No 11 South Hill, Dartry 2m - D6 Dartry delight No 10 Albert Place East: 1.05m No 22 Court Apartments, Wilton Place: 695,000 Best of the rest Brighton Rd, Rathgar: AMV 2.75m - Heavenly living in Rathgar Rialto, Dublin 8: 535,000 Drumcondra, Dublin 9: 529,000 Area Spotlight Blanchardstown No 18 Carrig Villas, Delgany: 1.05m - Take in the sun by the sea Castlefleming House and Gate Lodge, Laois: 1.6m Baunkyle, Co Clare: 700,000 Three-bed in Clonskeagh makes almost 1m over AMV Dalriada, Knocklyon, Dublin: from 395,000 - Style and convenience Meadows Way, Carlow: 230,000 Bellingham, Portlaoise: From 265,000 Herberton, St James's Walk: from 300,000 - Be green near The Green Carrigglas Manor, Longford: from 340,000 The Plaza, Ballymun: from 295,000 Eden, Blackrock, Co Cork: from 320,000 Glebe Court, Deansgrange: From 850,000 - Exclusive luxury in Deansgrange Stocking Wood, Rathfarnham: from 410,000 Bective Lodge: from 320,000 Luxury lodge living in Meath Parkview, Stepaside: from 340,000 Farnham Estate: from 449,339 Let's go outside in the sunshine Answer the Caribbean call of Los Canales On the market Overseas Focus Wales - Where Irish investors are having a Wales of a time Property Gallery Selling your house in a slowdown CALL IN THE EXPERTS Concerns over Carney plan Limerick Hilton set to open at end of the month Marks & Spencers to enter Athlone Legal aid for investors in UK Record levels of office letting activity in Dublin for early '07 If it wasn't for those pesky students. . .Undercover blues as IMRO use students to to keep tabs on royalties AIB not getting carried away as Eastern Bloc scores with Uefa Supervalu stores set to surpass Dunnes Staff alarm over review of airport ambulance service Ryder Cup compensation claim rejected PDs are at least making some sense of stamp duty conundrum Central Bank coins it . . . thanks to Beckett Soldiers find a bad destiny on the web 'Wintel' duo discovers that breaking up is hard to do Gadgets that help you to spot the hotspot 13 Somebody 'should' have shouted stop Paying the price for performance WAGE SLAVE - Graft dodgers of the world: unite and take over Political power struggles ON THE MOVE Nua's subprime number My Mentor: Sean Coughlan on Brendan Tuohy Leinster must improve or heads will roll FULL STEAM AHEAD HEINEKEN CUP SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW David happy to earn respect of the Goliaths Rankin ruled out of "rst home game AGAINST THE HEAD Sluggish return to Shef"eld for champion Dott Leicester way too Goode Garryowen through in frantic finish US-style salary system can holster big guns THE MAJOR MINORS PERFECT LIES Mayo will shade the league today and set momentum for All Ireland success SIDELINE CUTS Sceptics to true believers GAELIC GAMES PREVIEWS A NEW SENSE OF PURPOSE ALLIANZ NFL DIVISION ONE FINAL PREVIEW Walk softly for you walk on my dreams 22 APRIL 2004 FORMER NFL STAR PAT TILLMAN IS KILLED BY FRIENDLY FIRE ON DUTY IN AFGHANISTAN SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? HOW'S THE FORM? Tralee to provide stern challenge for Omagh CBS PROBE INTO DERRY MURDER Dandy Man wins for Collins Gripes about the Grand National? Don't start The time of his life Hellishly dull watching the Demon Sphere INSIDE POLITICS THE BIG QUESTION - Is Cowen right to want to make the future debt-free for our children? Don't bank on him Kuyt's 13th very unlucky for Wigan Party is put back Blades show steel with vital draw Stapleton seeks to take Bradford reins again CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL FIRST LEG PREVIEW Gifted colt coming into his prime CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMIFINAL FIRST LEG PREVIEW Mourinho promised 6m bonus 'NOBODY BUT CHO IS TO BLAME FOR THIS' 'I want to pass the ability to shoot a rifle down to my 8-year-old girl' Shock became anger after Cho tapes Woolmer: police want to talk to Pakistan captain The race to be President 'Sarko' gets into the saddle for his big test 'Unless you have a needle in your arm, there is no help for these kids' Half of prisoners reoffend within four years Bertie briefcase claims: Row dates back to Arms Trial gun-running Jo Jo Dullard's sister 'convinced' as British TV psychics identify burial site It's my party and I'll spend over �500,000 if I want to Clare to host wacky stone-throwing contest He decided to kill himself; instead his sister lies dead KATHLEEN'S DOOMED AFFAIR WITH THE MAN HER DAUGHTERS KILLED Lawlor's widow aims to halt tribunal's Quarryvale probe Owen family may challenge Dalkey baby inquest "ndings Grandad Bertie says Georgina's twin boys names are 'different' 'They would beat my little boy to death if we went back to Nigeria' We need to talk about Cho Reynolds rejects garda penthouse protection Talks to resume in ongoing nurses' pay dispute Never a dull moment in 200 years of Irish politics Dublin man's family blame gardai for his death All eyes on Bertie for the general election date The world unites for road safety message The cold case of the hard cash Comeback kids eye Dail seats on their return to the election trail EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - 'We all sit down together for a lovely lunch on Sunday' TRIED & TASTED CHILLI DIPPING SAUCE GRIS IS THE WORD MONEY TALKS * Life as we know it I don't have to feel flat anymore about the shoe not fitting A whistlestop tour of the United States of Ryan John Boyne's shorts No.21 Boniface The judges - Writers can often bear fruit from failure Extracts- 'I ran to the kitchen and took a knife. . .' Late-night radio as it should be CDs of the week - Rock CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Classical Paperbacks: Tom Widger No more stops and starts over green car technology Ross O'Carroll Kelly - "Hanging from the ceiling of the shopping centre, there's, like, six or seven humungous posters . . . of me, standing there, stork bollock naked, except for the tie and the ball" Doorstep Doctor Soapbox - 'If we keep on talking about a property crash, we're going to talk ourselves into one' SUNDAY VIEWING Priorsgate, Tallaght, Dublin 24: from 285,000 LIVE IT UP OUTDOORS Private hospitals must wait O'Leary and DAA in war of words over new terminal Final call for national broadband plan Market wrap: European stocks on the rise again Milestones Numbers The week that was The week ahead Hackney representative denies overcharging despite fares double that of regular taxis Tech firm recruits ex-Philips executive Tough approach from Pension Board could turn off new trustees Rise in food prices fails to bite for consumers Graftonunlikely to take selling route as completions slow Fund managers want to keep money at home Misselling claims prompt call for class-action suits Heineken Irish distribution arm sees turnover lose its head French race for le grand fromage in cat and mouse economy ASK PATRICIA. . . ONE TO ONE CAREER DOCTOR Life of a salesman The only meaningful crisis strategy is openness KINGSTON IN FLYING FORM AS LAOIS DISPOSE OF CHAMPIONS MAYO DERRY STORM AHEAD TO CLAIM ULSTER MINOR LEAGUE IN EXTRA TIME HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL WIN ALL IRELAND TITLE AFTER LONG BATTLE FLEMING STILL BELIEVES AUSTRAILA CAN BE BEATEN IN WORLD CUP HARTLEY WARY OF NAISMITH THREAT AS CELTIC STAND ON BRINK OF TITLE O'NEILL PREDICTS GREAT SUCCESS FOR VILLA'S LEVEL-HEADED YOUNGSTERS ROSSI SENDS WARNING TO RIVALS WITH POLE POSITION IN ISTANBUL CLERMONT THROUGH TO CHALLENGE CUP FINAL AFTER WIN OVER DRAGONS GAYLE BLOWS ENGLAND'S EARLY BOWLING HOPES OUT OF THE WATER HOEY TAKES A ONE-SHOT LEAD AFTER STEADY THIRD-ROUND PLAY MONKSTOWN DECIDE AGAINST PROPOSED MERGER WITH LANSDOWNE Holders give up their crown despite Buckley's late salvo AIB LEAGUE ROUND-UP CHOICE WORDS Irish duo make for very fine Reading Zamora gives Hammers hope Sanchez claims first crucial point Rangers fightback delays Celtic celebrations One-two finish for Murphy Classy Creachadoir tipped to tough it out English interests to add spice to the festivities Swimming body spends more on PR than on child welfare Union calls for extra holidays for all Killer's family say they are 'so sorry' Gunman kills hostage at Nasa base Taliban uses boy to behead 'spy' Talks on 'Elgin Marbles' return Hopes fade for 'ghost yacht' crew Who do the French fancy on voting day? Australia's 'randy ramming' wild camels get the hump DownUnder Slow start to Nigerian election as irregularities plague poll Unlucky number seven looms large McDowell cops on to yesterday's news The medical profession should be paying for Neary QUOTE, UNQUOTE Harney needs to take a hard line on the health system Days Like These 'A black man galloped over a woman in Capel Street' General electionmust be fought on the issues that matter 'People who have been very ill but haven't died say nurses are saints, which I think is highly unlikely' Letters to the editor Let's blame it all on America's culture Polling the public's two cents can't always make sense Bank officials told 'gabbing' about work attracts kidnappers FF property package to include stamp duty reform Man arrested in stabbing probe Firearms arrests made in Cork city TDs to challenge Dail in High Court Man injured in Belfast shooting UUP leader calls for party reform Greens refuse FG pre-election pact Harney urged to compensate nurses Satire show on RTE not quite 'PC' Green fingers may pick up 'Oscar' Sex offender's status not illegal IT FIGURES. . . 'Mum's the word' strategy on stamp duty has to change before the election EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING - 'We all sit down together for a lovely lunch on Sunday' TRIED & TASTED CHILLI DIPPING SAUCE GRIS IS THE WORD Life as we know it I don't have to feel flat anymore about the shoe not fitting A whistlestop tour of the United States of Ryan John Boyne's shorts No.21 Boniface The judges - Writers can often bear fruit from failure Extracts- 'I ran to the kitchen and took a knife. . .' Late-night radio as it should be CDs of the week - Rock CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Classical Paperbacks: Tom Widger No more stops and starts over green car technology "Hanging from the ceiling of the shopping centre, there's, like, six or seven humungous posters . . . of me, standing there, stork bollock naked, except for the tie and the ball" Doorstep Doctor Soapbox - 'If we keep on talking about a property crash, we're going to talk ourselves into one' SUNDAY VIEWING Priorsgate, Tallaght, Dublin 24: from 285,000 LIVE IT UP OUTDOORS Private hospitals must wait O'Leary and DAA in war of words over new terminal Final call for national broadband plan Market wrap: European stocks on the rise again Milestones Numbers The week that was The week ahead Hackney representative denies overcharging despite fares double that of regular taxis Tech firm recruits ex-Philips executive Tough approach from Pension Board could turn off new trustees Rise in food prices fails to bite for consumers Graftonunlikely to take selling route as completions slow Fund managers want to keep money at home Misselling claims prompt call for class-action suits Heineken Irish distribution arm sees turnover lose its head French race for le grand fromage in cat and mouse economy MONEY TALKS * ASK PATRICIA. . . ONE TO ONE CAREER DOCTOR Life of a salesman The only meaningful crisis strategy is openness KINGSTON IN FLYING FORM AS LAOIS DISPOSE OF CHAMPIONS MAYO DERRY STORM AHEAD TO CLAIM ULSTER MINOR LEAGUE IN EXTRA TIME HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL WIN ALL IRELAND TITLE AFTER LONG BATTLE FLEMING STILL BELIEVES AUSTRAILA CAN BE BEATEN IN WORLD CUP HARTLEY WARY OF NAISMITH THREAT AS CELTIC STAND ON BRINK OF TITLE O'NEILL PREDICTS GREAT SUCCESS FOR VILLA'S LEVEL-HEADED YOUNGSTERS ROSSI SENDS WARNING TO RIVALS WITH POLE POSITION IN ISTANBUL CLERMONT THROUGH TO CHALLENGE CUP FINAL AFTER WIN OVER DRAGONS GAYLE BLOWS ENGLAND'S EARLY BOWLING HOPES OUT OF THE WATER HOEY TAKES A ONE-SHOT LEAD AFTER STEADY THIRD-ROUND PLAY MONKSTOWN DECIDE AGAINST PROPOSED MERGER WITH LANSDOWNE Holders give up their crown despite Buckley's late salvo AIB LEAGUE ROUND-UP CHOICE WORDS Irish duo make for very fine Reading Zamora gives Hammers hope Sanchez claims first crucial point Rangers fightback delays Celtic celebrations Swimming body spends more on PR than on child welfare Union calls for extra holidays for all Killer's family say they are 'so sorry' Gunman kills hostage at Nasa base Taliban uses boy to behead 'spy' Talks on 'Elgin Marbles' return Hopes fade for 'ghost yacht' crew Who do the French fancy on voting day? Australia's 'randy ramming' wild camels get the hump DownUnder Slow start to Nigerian election as irregularities plague poll Unlucky number seven looms large McDowell cops on to yesterday's news The medical profession should be paying for Neary QUOTE, UNQUOTE Harney needs to take a hard line on the health system Days Like These 'A black man galloped over a woman in Capel Street' General electionmust be fought on the issues that matter 'People who have been very ill but haven't died say nurses are saints, which I think is highly unlikely' Letters to the editor Let's blame it all on America's culture Polling the public's two cents can't always make sense

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