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ASK THE EXPERT DR GRAHAM FRY TRAVEL JETCETERA DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? Superman wears his pyjamas Life as we know it - Reasonably fit and healthy, it's a genuine achievement Prison breaks Paris (in three days) 'Red Light Winter' puts the buff into theatre New chapter begins for Dublin Writers' Festival John Boyne's shorts - No.28 Forgiveness Trawling through the wreckage Go on, go on, go on, go on. . . C4 viewing is becoming the stuff of Room 101 nightmares A good Fry day for a bit of word play Shining twilight CDs of the week - Rock CDs of the week - Jazz CDs of the week - Classical From west Cork with love Organics andRichie Buckley among Carlow highlights When Harry met reality Film of the week - Cool and the gang hit lucky thirteen Other films this week Ones to watch outside the winners' circle The bee movie is back Offcue Riley's riva gouaches keeps on flowing An award in need of greater Impac Anepic Irish mess Mastery does not desert him Remembering the Beslanmassacre Something wicked this way comes Paperbacks: Tom Widger Skoda releases its favourite Fabia Kid Kia grows up in time for 2008 sales Nissan top of the class in safety tests Little Mini motor with big ideas Renault's latest taste of France in an Irish summer At a loss? . . . .Text Ross Ross O'Carroll Kelly - "JP's like ' Ross, turn on Joe Duffy. . .' I'm like 'You mean that phoneshow for boggers, skobes and pensioners? I'm not even sure you can get it this side of the city'" Creating beautiful Bath rooms in D4 Doorstep Doctor No 42 Sandycove Road, Co Dublin: Euro1.7m - Period living by the seaside No 4 Bush"eld Terrace, Dublin 4: Euro1.1m AMV No 16 Rutledge Terrace, Dublin 8: Euro750,000 Best of the rest No 103 Terenure Road: Euro1.95m Feel-good family living in Terenure No 78 O'Reilly Avenue, Dublin 8: Euro465,000 No 26 Shanowen Road, Santry: Euro690,000 Area Spotlight Dun Laoghaire Soapbox - It's time we decided what architecture we want, not what developers give us Woodview House, Ferns, Co Wexford: AMV Euro1.75m - Home where history is in the details Lislea, Old Burnaby, Co Wicklow: Euro3.5m Glenhest, Greystones: Euro1.75m THE MARKET - Private treaty sales reap big rewards as auctions wind down Station Point, Clongriffin, Dublin 13: from Euro270,000 - Spacious homes by the trees Mayeston Hall, Dublin 11: from Euro330,000 Chapelwood, Dublin 15: from Euro560,000 Ard Cluain, Clonee: from Euro265,000 Rozel, Kilcoole, Co Wicklow: Euro1.25m The Coast, Baldoyle, Co Dublin: from Euro275,000 SUNDAY VIEWING Farmleigh, Birr, Co Offaly: from Euro265,000 - Offaly nice options at Farmleigh Hampton Wood, Dublin 11: from Euro235,000 Beaupark, Grange Road, Dublin 13: from Euro410,000 Elderwood, Castlebridge, Wexford: from Euro240,000 Leader Hall, Booterstown Avenue, Blackrock, Co Dublin: from Euro695,000 Be shop smart and save money Blooming great ways to enjoy your garden Land your dream home in South Africa Poland shoots to improve roads for football final Suite deals for investors inupmarket hotel rooms Overseas Focus Dubai - Dubai or not to buy. . . Property Gallery Council get hands-on in Phibsborough Office parks & developments Clonmel mixed development refused on appeal Waterford site may not proceed despite Bord Plean�la assent Corrib delay could lead to electricity price rise Fianna F�il schmoozes on regardless Co-location cannot now be reversed, says project director Tech venture capital group spins-off European arm Newspaper group may outsource production jobs Market wrap: Rate hike sends European stocks tumbling Major disruption likely next week as dispute continues at Aer Arann Caf� Bar Deli cooks up a Euro200,000 pre-tax profit Aer Lingus mulls buyback of Ryanair stake Concern over market weight of banks and CRH Milestones Numbers The week ahead The week that was IFSC firm pays just Euro89,366 corporate tax on profits of Euro71m Four counties vie to be next ploughing venue TV3 and Irish Times well placed to buy Emap stations SUBPRIME LENDERS: 'WE HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE' Irish subprime sector gets active What to do about a Green coalition Budget top brass seek funding for MBO Aer Lingus backs passenger charge increase for all airlines when second terminal opens at Dublin airport Travelodge hotels made Euro2m in pre-tax profit last year 'You selling to me?'Taxi drivers get in on the advertising act PUBLIUS ABORTION-CRIME LINK Irish shareholders could be set for Vodafone takeover windfall It's the noughties - predictions matter Irish IT companies recruiting staff to steal data Xerox pioneers new uses for the photocopier Monitoring monitors Stamp duty of care for trader-uppers MONEY TALKS * Excessive executive pay onUS firms' agenda Bear with me as the market shows its claws THE BUSINESS OF GREEN - Irish firm plans UK growth on back of biofuel reforms CHINA TURNS JADE BIOFUELS NO THREAT TO OPEC Aer Arannwill not pass on carbon costs to passengers From no-frills hybrids to Goffs thoroughbreds Those magnificent men and there flying machines Up, up and away! At work on the waves CAREER DOCTOR ONE TO ONE ON THE MOVE The priesthood is a job as much as it is a calling Crosbies' paper chase How do I explain away the fact that I was fired? My mentor: Anthuan Xavier on Philip Smyth PERFECT LIES Last man standing Joyce junior wins well-deserved recall THE BIG QUEASY STEADY PLAY IN A GALE SEALS WIN FOR HAUGH DELGANY FINALLY SEE FRUITS OF THEIR LABOUR PLAYERS WON'T HAVE IT EASY AT OAKMONT A long, long time ago. . . Basquille's Connacht ambitions AMEN CORNER HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB WINNERS Going from Wimbledon to Stormont SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 10 JUNE 2001 GUSTAVO KUERTEN CELEBRATES AFTER WINNING THE FINAL OF THE FRENCH OPEN CHOICE WORDS HOW'S THE FORM? OFF SEASON Three points but a lot more questions Buick continues quick rise with Goodwood glory Weld hopes to double-up on Oxx Offaly victory is defeat of less than 10 points Reale time is the present LIMERICK VERY CAPABLE OF SNATCHING THE FIRST-CLASS TICKET OFFALY GAIN GROUND BUT KILKENNY REMAIN A CLASS ABOVE WHEN SUNDAY COMES Limerick can seize the day Derry air too much grace for Antrim Usher takes centre stage PAST TIME FOR MONAGHAN TO KICK-ON AGAINST DOWN'S INSIDER KNOWLEDGE Always the centre of attention Bradley referee may quit if suspension is overruled Players could end GAA's death by committee THE OPTIMIST OFFALY HAVE TOO MUCH POWER FOR CARLOW GREENHORNS SIDELINE CUTS Royals live on passion and drama Awkward bounce of the 'square ball' A charity pitch that mistimed its tackles SOCCER UPDATE WESTWOOD IMPLODES AT AUSTRIAN OPEN TUQIRI AND STANIFORTH SHINE FOR WALLABIES PIETERSEN HITS 50 BUT IS DISMISSED BY FREAK PANARIA CONFIRM TOUR OF IRELAND ENTRY KURTEN COMPLETES HAT-TRICK FOR IRISH 'DUXIE' DENIED MASTERS TITLE BY GERAGHTY JOYCE SECURES IRELAND SPOT FOR EUROPEANS Deep blue ocean separates the men from the boys in uncharted Argentinian waters O'Sullivan's shadow men lack impact DON'T CRY FOR ME. . . THE PLAYERS WHO'VE PLAYED THEMSELVES IN AND OUT OF EDDIE O'SULLIVAN'S WORLD CUP PLANS AFTER TOUR TO ARGENTINA Kiwis show no mercy Aces to serve up a match to remember Sheffin set to eclipse Cork legend Ring in scoring stakes Presidential slip up on rules QUEEN OF CLAY Bertie Ahern is home and dry Fairtrade gold jewellery to be sold in Ireland as exploitation scandal tarnishes industry We tag cars and horses, why not kids? Madeleine's parents 'prepared to live' in Portugal while search continues Doyle dynasty hands over hotels for more than Euro1bn Hoax email dupes Marks and Spencer shoppers All-island committee to probe human trafficking Children found on Shannon runway Georgia cops warn of Irish Traveller con Labour names its Seanad hopefuls Protest marks Wheelock anniversary Pole drowns off Aran Islands PSNI probes attack by gang Campaign to stamp out stigma of Aids Prostate cancer deaths to double as younger men contract disease Left-handed women may have increased risk of breast cancer 'Sophisticated' pipe bombs sold on to gangs Calls for student counselling service during exams Abused children: Medical Council urges 24 hour aid Let's make history, says Nigerian Seanad hopeful Speeding made virtually impossible with new simulated driving centre for learners Fianc� at the centre of 'Scissor Sister' attack Tara 'crisis' gets international recognition Westmeath sets musical ball rolling as Ireland shapes up for summer of rock What the shell? Turtle spotted off Clare coast One Garda a day makes complaint to new Ombudsman Commission Online video site shows assaults by and against garda� Whole new way of life could eco through the world from Co Tipperary village Detectives assigned to probe Mountjoy security breaches 'Cocaine is a fatal drug. . . dangerous even in small doses, ' warns coroner School league tables to blame for sidelining of special-needs pupils 'Open door' school gets 'disappointing' funding 30,000 take up 30,000 take up Leaving Cert Applied Top-ranked schools cite waiting lists of 12 years despite lack of choice 360 prisoners escape from jail in the past five years 'We hope to restore community spirit' IN GOLD BLOOD? Gold-diggers go for the Green with new eco-friendly scheme How Egypt attacked Israel. . . and other lies Political scapegoats, problems and tears, as the siege of Paris continues Five people die in Australian storm Contestant waves goodbye to BB President meets pope for first time Church may sue over PlayStation Decaying nuclear dump could explode and pollute Ireland 'Put obese children in care' say doctors Wild tigers on path to extinction - report DEAL OR NO DEAL Trevor Sargent: the 'fundie' who could have been t�naiste TEN THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT THE GREEN PARTY The Greens on Fianna F�il. . . Only one thing is certain - Ahern will still be boss What could happen next Thursday TDs lose boundaries battle but win the war INSIDE POLITICS THE BIG QUESTION - Will the detainees of Guantanamo Bay ever face a proper trial or be released? More to do, but will you do it, Taoiseach? Muck and brass It ain't heavy? it's Big Brother A bridge too far to cavort just as nature intended QUOTE, UNQUOTE Greens fumble their first chance to effect change Days Like These 'His attire shocked the ushers andhe was evicted' Reforms to ease exam pressure should be implemented for 2008 'A matter of major importance to the coalition makers are issues the public never gets to hear' Lights? Camera? WorldWar Three School kids make the grade but they don't make the cut Letters to the editor

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