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CAREER DOCTOR ON THE MOVE Money makes the world go round Nothing Daft about success My Mentor: Orlaith Blaney on Donal Caulfield No 31 Lavarna Road, Terenure: 1.3m Best of the rest Area Spotlight - Balbriggan Coming up roses in Howth - Howth, Co Dublin: 1.55m Rathfarnham, Dublin 14: 1.1m Cabinteely, Dublin 18: 1.15m Donnybrook, Dublin 4: 2.5m Sandyford, Co Dublin: 1.25m Designed for luxury family living - Greystones, Co Wicklow: 3.3m Drumbriste House, Co Cavan: 460,000 Ballinglanna, west Cork: 550,000 + Soapbox - Only buy a property overseas if you know you can sell it Auctions pick up but majority of houses still not selling Springvale, Malahide: from 2.05m Citywest Plaza: from 275,000 The Jolly Mariner, Athlone: from 335,000 Millbourne, Ashbourne: from 249,950 Seven wonders at Wicklow Burkeen, near Wicklow Town: from 429,000 Turn your outside into the in place to be Fix it with the tradesman before you fix your house All sorts of horseplay at lakeside villa in Portugal Towering potential in Polish investment Property Gallery Soar with the Balkan falcon Wexford has it all - Ard na Cuan Offers High End Homes Spoilt for Choice Spectacular Views over the South Coastline & Saltee Islands Looking for a Change of Life Option? Wexford Offers a Wide Variety of Choice HSBC sells London HQ West is best for Tesco as new anchor set to open Prime Dublin retail portfolio "t for a king Grattan Street plans get go-ahead Commercial Briefs Dynamic duo along motorway Green light for Carrick commercial project Fast food for thought. . . Tangled up in a web Other films this week - Capturing history on canvas The western promise of Galway Fiction - A bit of history repeating itself The Lump Mazda Roadster still top of its class Safety features - Ford puts ESP on all new Mondeos Motoring News Life on the open road Chance to step out of shadows Drive like Golfzilla Ladies game can't be ignored Rebel storms the Guineas Berry to leave sweet taste with a treble at Gowran OPEN SEASON Uncle Sam shares little time for his namesake Win or woe, everyone loves a dollop of Mayo American dream faces ultimate test Time to face up to the (inconvenient) truth that the GAA is in meltdown How the rank and file shape Kieran Shannon poses the three key questions which could decide Sam Enduring the slings and arrows Garryowen survive late scare to claim title BILL TYSON'S MONEY TALKS - The best way to blow your SSIA Financial goals: Celtic offers money advice to fans Who's rescuing Saturday nights Keira Knightley: 'I want to be alone' 'College shootings are often motivated by a spurned love affair, or revenge for a grade. . .' Television - If only a big black hole had swallowed 'The Estuary'. . . Happy birthday Sgt Pepper Seventh heaven: always a good year for music CDs of the week Jazz - Make hay while the live jazz sun shines Classical - Upcoming concerts promise delightful feast Belfast goes from boom to booming - Hit the North: property hotspots ON THE MARKET Best of both worlds - Waverley Lodge, Blackrock, Co Dublin: 1.8m No 7 Windsor Terrace, Sandycove: 1.5m Rail turf war row may delay new Luas line Profis remain on course at Chronicle The week that was Call for curb on civil service work-life balance schemes EMAP's radio sale begins with only two interested buyers PUBLIUS EU out of harmony with market We should take a big interest in Germany Making you prove you are who you say you are Speakers' corner: choosing a sound system Bulls on the tear leave monkey bored Elysian fields: Cork's entrepreneurial heroes rise from the ashes of redundancy THE BIG QUESTION - How did Topshop become Ireland's dominant fashion brand? INSIDE POLITICS Still Watersf Letters to the editor HOW'S THE FORM? Reality is a 25-year-old Brazilian mid"elder Tevez enjoys free rein Toffees stick three past Portsmouth The right place at the right time Rangers in"ict defeat on champions Celtic Divided they stand, but United they fall Leaving for nowhere except Athens Spot the difference in derby Sarkozy edges past Royal in divisive French election Storm over Miss America's role in paedophile sting operation NewLabour, new leader Crisis deepens for Taoiseach as PDs to pull out of government Police may have suspect and are 'optimistic' toddler is alive No Headline Available Mullingar crash hero later found out cousin was trapped in car "re Solicitors called on to aid garda insurance probe 'The Brits haven't gone away and neither have we' Shell Corrib gas protesters have cost gardai over 5.4m Irish parents are hardest working in 'rush hour of life' Big wigs claim over 2m in expenses Election hopeful Andrews accused of abuse of rules Wave of concern for high-rise Ireland after Kent earthquake tremors felt Leading academic calls for creation of Minister of State for Immigrant Affairs Four couples attacked at site of Estonian man's death Dublin-based public servants offered bonus to move down the road Nurses set for pay cut as HSE considers its options 'We wouldn't have missed Lucy's birth for the world' Birth of a moral police state Bertie shoots FF in the foot 'I think he looks like a villain in some film' Briefings Diary What light through yonder window breaks. . . wait, it's just Mary O'Rourke ELECTION BOOKIE Questions the Taoiseach must answer about his finances Onthe beat . . . and wearing sandals 'I'm planting a tree at the Boyne. . . I'd rather have helped a Dutch duke there 300 years ago' Sister of man murdered by IRA to run as independent Politicians post their ignorance of the English language for all to see Coming unspun Sick of election fever? Well, you ain't read nothing yetf BEST BUYS Life as we know it Sudoku's father and the Irish 2,000 Guineas winner John Boyne's shorts - No.23 Eight And A Half Radio - Let the election games commence! Offcue Other films this week Fiction - The Unquiet sees Parker come roaring back New Irish Poetry Buyers of imported vehicles beware "I'm nothing if not a gentelman. I'll spare you the details but having sex with Alva was like being hit by the Luas. I was pretty sure I'd aggravated an old levatator scapulae injury" Doorstep Doctor SUNDAY VIEWING Regulator blamed for fall in equity release Would a MicrosoftYahoo tie-up be enough to top Google? Falcon JWT could be be sold over EU competition concerns Aer Arann becomes first Irish airline to go greenwith carbon offsets offers to passengers Pensions Board reassures trustees over fines Drive for increased R&D in the south-west Energy watchdog warns of looming global gas shortage Market wrap: Earnings boost European stocks Eirgrid changes tack on wind farms Golfing dads get time off US biofuel hurting Irish animal feed Tele2 in 4.6m Irish loss Kerry Group admits downsizing came after threat from British chain ONE TO ONE - With Oliver Tattan, chief executive of VIVAS Health True success sits inside you, make sure it can get outf Speed's timely intervention keep games inBelfast Kauto Star the shining light in stellar season Finsceal Beo the worthy favourite ON THE ROAD AGAIN Leagues away from ful"lling its potential SPORTS UPDATE Wigan starting to peer over pier King helps overthrow Royals Fatigue leads to a never-tiresome pairing English make threats to ICU Tom Gilmartin: 'I had nothing to do with leaking the story' Mushroom-pickers' compensation cheque bounces Election candidates go headto-head over 'super prison' ROUND-UP Probe into bogus construction contracts HSE's lack of logic to blame for bed crisis Tallaght stalls on co-location contract Kenya Airways plane crashes in Cameroon It's not exactly the Hilton for Paris ROUND-UP Kenya Airways plane crashes in Cameroon Panicky Democrats have it all to lose A dodginess that echoes through time Slugging it out in the greatest popularity contest of them all QUOTE, UNQUOTE Ahern's credibility is at the heart of the FF campaign Shame on the politicians who won't end this insanity over abortion 'We can only hope politicians understand people in the new Ireland when it comes to tackling abortion' Days like these - 'The striking features of a time of mob emotion' Next battle of the Boyne will unearth more cowards Aninstant effect of a back-dated bribe Clubs must become genuine third tier of game

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