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SALAD ACCESSORIES DEAR AT THE RICE PICK OF THE BUNCH The road less travelled Channel-hopping for the best car deal Time heals all wounds - even trading ones Seeing stars ONE TO ONE ON THE MOVE Still a scarcity of top financial candidates Does Quentin Tarantino need to get out more? A Venice calling for two of Ireland's best Festival time is here again. Una Mullally and Neil Dunphy look at the good, the bad and the Kasabian available for the months ahead Summertime. . . and the gigging is boozy The history boy Ronseal satire . . . does exactly what they say in the Dail Classical Karen Dervan Season's fleetings Jazz Cormac Larkin Bray heads will be nodding this weekend Theatre A musical to die for Film of the week - Hail Britannia Offcue In the winter of life This week's releases A personal plague A natural born thriller Fiction - A timely tale of high-school strife Fiction - Deconstructing the Celtic Tiger with magic realism Paperbacks: Tom Widger Test Drive - Land Rover greens up its act 4X4s - Jeep Jeep! Make way for the latest SUVs Volvo cars to get sexier, cleverer and safer Motoring News Almost limitless permutations with Ford's new Mondeo range It pays to purchase quality At a loss? . . . .Text Ross Return to Edwardian grandeur No 6 Belgrave Road, Dublin 6: 2.7m Two reasons to be cheerful No 11, The Rookery, Rathfarnham: 2m Farmleigh Park, Castleknock: 1.55m No 21 Vernon Court, Clontarf: 1.8m Bungalow bliss in coastal Clontarf Dartry Road, Dublin 6: AMV 3.5m No 53 Synge Street: 975,000 Area Spotlight Sandymount Best of the rest Leoville House, Co Waterford: 2.8m To the manor born in Co Waterford Soapbox Why do the Irish have a problem with renting long-term? Greystones, Co Wicklow: 525,000 Thomastown, Co Kilkenny: 750,000 Home-staging gives 2.25m payoff for Rathmines house Moving into the final frontier Halina's way . . . open your mind, open your place Clancy Quay: from 370,000 What takes your Clancy? Westpoint, Westport, Co Mayo: from 290,000 Na Ceithre Gaoithe: from 690,000 Castlegrange, Dublin 15: from 355,000 The Hastings, Balbriggan, Co Dublin: From 273,000 Less speed, more Hastings Wellington Ct: from 325,000 Rye Abbey, Kilcock, Co Kildare: from 250,000 Alymer Heath: from 385,000 Ard Michael Woods: from 288,500 Behind the green door Belmayne, Dublin 13: from 275,000 Trimbleston, Dublin 14: from 610,000 Friar's Lough: from 429,000 Pairc na Fana: from 375,000 White here, white now, white hot Czech in to this Bohemian piece of paradise No matter what your budget, get ready to fall head over heels in love with Aphrodite Overseas Focus New Zealand Take a bite out of Kiwi life Property Gallery Luxurious, fashionable apartments and penthouses on the French Riviera Capital gains to be made inEuropean cities Take-off for Donegal development Huge investment in docklands continues City offices ideally suited to professionals on the market All-Ireland procurement conference Commercial Briefs Bord Pleanala slammed for Boyle hotel delay Howzat! Malahide to pitch up as test match standard venue Investors eye leisure, health and infrastructure sectors Skype founders find Joost the answer for advertisers Supersize burgers back in fashion Hilton Hotels in 3m profit on Dublin sale Petroceltic ponder expansion in to Libya Milestones Trouble at home for Debenhams as cost of Roches bites Finns are not what they used to be Visa anomaly means Ireland is losing out on tourism revenue from India, China Sheridan wants VHI to become not for profit Ryanair thumbs nose at committee PUBLIUS Blogging your way to a bigger audience What's in a name? Getting to the bottom of things in far flung corners and in the commode Healthy dose of realism My Mentor: Tanya Airey on her father, Jim Furlong Irish boys can inspire Leicester Hopefuls must learn tango AGAINST THE HEAD Healy punishes late mistake Skating on into the great unknown SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 29 APRIL 1998 MICHELLE DE BRUIN FACES PRESS AFTER ALLEGATIONS OF DRUG-TEST TAMPERING HOW'S THE FORM? Monumental man ABOUT A BOY PERFECT LIES More pain in Spain for out-of-form Clarke READY FOR THE FOLLOW ON Teofilo makes return to the track in time for treble tilt Hot Weld stays the course for unprecedented double All cylinders must fire Mitchell's strong work ethic has Wicklow purring Relatively novel pairing but Kilkenny best placed Deise's new horizon Midfield will be crucial to Meath's plan INSIDE POLITICS THE BIG QUESTION - Should Irish workers have more than nine public holidays a year? Chit for chat Letters to the editor SETTING PARS ON A COURSE Keane's inspiration breeding a sensation Whiff of lavender softens the harshest facade Comeback kings United gone after 60 minutes The tune quickly changes for Chelsea Poor Wigan eviscerated by West Ham Thrills crowded out Ferguson: 'We're going there to score' CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL SECOND LEG PREVIEWS United steal a march as Chelsea slip Loneliness of the next French president How Elaine Bannon's Kenyan holiday changed her life Wolfowitz tried to cover up pay rise for girlfriend Overharvesting sees king of all flowers facing extinction EU warns Turkish army not to interfere over vote Tony Blair will cling to power until 10 May Spain's crime 'kings' set to be dethroned at trial WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS IT FIGURES.. TRAGIC MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS BURIED IN DONEGAL Paedophile victims to sue priest's seminary diocese File sent to DPP on Nigerian death Ryanair's union row may be fought out in public A FAMILY FROZEN IN GRIEF 'They were never apart' No one admitted the responses from the health service and gardai were inadequate Families of 'Westies' crime bosses still waiting for bodies from Spain Afghan asylum seekers threaten hunger strike Rapist is murder suspect and linked to IRA man 'I call him Ian, he calls me Deputy' Irish priest backs end of limbo Politicians may be breaking copyright law on web pages Watchdog to check fairness of election It's about justice and equality, but in the end, it comes down to love The shadows of uncertainty Far from a clean bill of health for Harney On the trail of power and glory in the Kingdom PDs face into the wilderness after a decade in the sun EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING 40 BEST MINI BREAKS PRET-REPORTER - Sink or swim MONEY TALKS KEEPING TRACK OF THE BEST RATES OUT THERE CAREER DOCTOR Life as we know it - Less is more when it comes to sassy labels John Boyne's shorts - No.22 Fidelity Dis db8 hz got 2 b bout mre den jus grammr Who's the new celebrity daddy? Feedback Neil - Dunphy Gough toasts short story award New rescue service for Honda owners Ross O'Carroll Kelly - "No sooner am I out of the room, roysh, than the two of them are at it. I don't evenwant to think what it is, roysh, but it sounds like she's wrestling a focking orangutan " Doorstep Doctor Steve Guerin Whether you are building a house, repairing a broken window, or just need advice onplumbing, renovating, painting or tiling, fret not. Send in your questions to Steve. . . SUNDAY VIEWING B&F owner calls for reform Halifax Visa debit cards to challenge AIB, BoI Market wrap: European stocks fall on US concerns Irish Stock Exchange hope to introduce 'esoteric' ETFs Cap needed to keep out subprime lenders The week that was The week ahead Numbers Ireland to get direct air link with Israel in three months Construction heading for slowdown Cleaner than Amsterdam? Some 'Times' you get it wrong If things aren't working out, jump before being pushed Yankees' tough-town fans warm to Rodriguez TRIES MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE AS BRUFF CLAIM DIVISION 3 TITLE REDMOND'S GOAL PUTS CARLOW ON ROAD TO DESERVED MINOR VICTORY HAMILTON WINS FIVE FRAMES ON THE TROT TO SEAL LAST-EIGHT PLACE PEMBROKE AND HARLEQUINS SAFELY THROUGH TO CLUB DECIDER O'DEA PAYS TRIBUTE TO LENNON AND EYES UP DOUBLE WITH CELTIC SPECULATION LINKING ALLARDYCE WITH MANCHESTER CITY DENIED WOOSNAM SET TO SEE A SPECIALIST AFTER INJURY REARS HEAD IN SPAIN FORMER METS EMPLOYEE ADMITS SUPPLYING BANNED SUBSTANCES MICROSOFT BILLIONAIRE DENIES LINKS TO SOUTHAMPTON TAKEOVER ATTRACTIVE LINE-UP FOR GAA SEMINAR AT DUNDALK IT Forward division drives Garryowen to victory CHOICE WORDS CHARITY EVENT TO SEE REALLY LONG DRIVES A DAY IN THE SUN FOR SUMMERHILL COLLEGE CHARGING A FEW CENT MAKES LITTLE SENSE TIP OF THE WEEK Mussels are alive, alive, oh at Borris HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB WINNERS Ruby waxes lyrical about Irish cricketers' charms Yeats set to tread to Navan win Dalucci has no grounds for concern SIDELINE CUTS HURLING PREVIEWS Charlton slip closer to trap door as Sheffield United lift the siege Leeds' demise provokes fans Pompey punish Liverpool Keane on the double Chelsea to make amends for missed chance Ahern accused of 'hijacking' historic North celebrations Cullen indesperate bid to resolve driving test pile-up before election Beaumont Hospital investigates fake email warning of rape drug Nurses' pay talks continue 200 join search for missing man Clarifications Government in u-turn on 'superprison' road access Man arrested in plumber's murder is charged with theft Cowen mulls new pension plan for gay couples Private sorrow is a very public affair Mamma mia! Italians unhappy at pizza abroad Ashes of Star Trek's 'Scotty' to be 'beamed up' to space Kenny in form entering the final furlong We should learn from this tragedy, not place blame Hey guys, welcome to boyband land.. QUOTE, UNQUOTE Thank God for polls . . . they keep politicians on their toes 'We must use love, not sanctions, to guide young people through the difficulties surrounding sex' Days Like These 'Revues might become a source of scandal' A cry for help heard only by an undertaker and priests Let the emotion speak for itself

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