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ORGANIC IRISH FOODS Summer struts INCOMING STEAL v SPREE ROCK STARS HIP, HIP AWAY TRAVEL JETCETERA Liberal with the truth BEST BUYS How a magic wand could ruin you Education for everyone? From little Seedcorns grow big businesses New diploma for management coaching ONE TO ONE CAREER DOCTOR ON THE MOVE How to recognise, and avoid, bad leadership When it comes to TV, men see and watch it differently This is the end: the truth emerges how Jim Morrison really died Eating in the dark can be an illuminating experience It's not easy being a menacing, multi-ethnic shade of green John Boyne's shorts No.33 Bail Canon fire A right shower! Don't put your wellies away just yet. . . The more you dig, the more you'll find Prepare yourself for fingerlickin' . . . you know you like it Slim pickings for classical fans CDs of the week Has Michael Moore lost the plot? Other films this week Growing pains Showing no merci Extra hold The shadows of mystery fall upon history Welsh is now too much like hard work Revelling in the decaying Brownmurk Anundeveloped snapshot of globalisation Orange light on an oligarch 500 times better than the original Japanese cars lead the way when it comes to reliability Look who's talking about road safety Zoom-Zoom for Mazda sales All Pleasant and correct in Dublin 6 Doorstep Doctor - Steve Guerin A square deal No 19 York Court, Dun Laoghaire: 381,000 No 34 Wainsfort Manor Drive, Dublin 6W: 775,000 Da vanity code Farmers should be paid to give walkers' access to their land Home sweet home with Sugarloaf No 7 South Quay, Arklow, Co Wicklow: 375,000 Kilnaborris House, Banagher: 950,000 Strong activity in residential market before summer lull Durkan to march on with plans to convert London military college Get Moor for your money in historic Granada Join the Bratislava pack Property Gallery Stability is back in the property market Paper over the cracks in style PLANNING ROUND-UP Doonbeg Cottages ready to tee-off Dublin office market on course to be best Irish property performer Irish-listed subprime debt threatens pensions 75% support non-EU workers' right to bring family into State 'Die Hard' lives: hackers trade tips for world domination Private equity interested in Irish electricity assets The week that was News Briefs Court judgment to hit Fas funds Conrad prepares to fade to black Eircom refuses to discuss emergency plans as strike looms this week Market wrap: C&C sinks under unseasonal rainfall Eight companies line up for Dublin Metro contracts Any port in a storm for Ireland's exporters? Orange parades to be pushed as a new tourist attraction Companies circle Emap stations TV3's new man aims to reduce reliance on imports Twitch of fall in the Dollar is a market warning of bigger global ructions to come Fat chance of conservative suburbs PUBLIUS Qwerty gives way to shake, rattle and roll Currying favour with investors Wired and on the go Gladiator rests for a while on his laurels 40m solar fund planned in sunny Spain NEWS BRIEFS Airtricity steps up plans in Ireland; takes first step towards 'Supergrid' Ireland's Olympic bid Global credit markets threaten to go 'Kerplunk' over bad debt Strauss-Kahn likely to be head of IMF And we can live beneath the waves in our yellow submarine My Mentor: Airtricity's Eddie O'Connor on Alexander the Great Retiring revolutionary Van de Velde, broken glass and a caddie from Bray Tiger hat-trick on course New formula can help Phil crack the Open MAJOR FIRE BURNS PERFECT LIES Legendary record End of an era for Kinsellas AMEN CORNER FLEMISH GOVERNMENT ISSUES WEIRD CHANGES IT'S ALL IN THE GENES FOR LAYTOWN WINNER SURELY, THEY DON'T HAVE EMAIL IN HEAVEN HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB WINNERS VAN GEFFEN MAKES MOVE TO THE FRONT OFFALY ROWERS TAKE GRUELLING FINAL WIN FLAWLESS GREEN TAKES CHARGE IN STATES TENDULKAR FRONTS INDIAN FIGHTBACK SINGLE STRIKE PUTS CORK OUT OF EUROPE OFFALY HURLERS END SEASON ON A HIGH GERDEMANN CLIMBS HIS WAY TO TOP OF TOUR MURALITHARAN SETS SIGHT ON SPIN KING IAAF PROBE LEGALITY OF THE BLADE RUNNER Harrington set for a struggle Brilliant Mickelson takes control inOpenwarm-up This Juan's a winner Charlie Tokyo triumps as Fahey ploy pays dividends Fallon to see Peeping Fawn home Inspiring signs from Ireland as tie is abandoned ICU held onto World Cup prizemoney for seven weeks CHOICE WORDS 15 JULY 2005 JACK NICKLAUS WAVES TO THE CROWD FROM SWILCAN BRIDGE ON HIS LAST BRITISH OPEN APPEARANCE SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? HOW'S THE FORM? European dreams a distant reality Liverpool action a statement of intent DAVID MEETS HIS GOLIATH Take Harte from mindless transfer tittle-tattle Nervous times ahead for Ulster managers Tidal wave to sweep through MONAGHAN CAN IMPROVISE A SURPRISE Freemans' journey to deliverance Killing Munster won't bring Leinster back to life A farewell to the aura of Armagh Alive at the death New hunger after end of long famine Declan Browne: making a Freeman of Tommy Timeless McCarthy does the Munster mash And he can also play the percentage game. . . Betcha don't know this now. . . COMVERSE GOLDEN BOOT AWARD Familiar territory Late, late show by All Blacks Minors' rise offers Carlow a major boost Boom boom boom, say Jayo, say it ain't over yet Jamie finds it's a long way from Tipperary Galway hit their stride Clare advance but fail to impress McGourty's decisive strike clinches victory for Antrim CHRISTY RING CUP Ace and joker in the pack SIDELINE CUTS GUNNING FOR AN UPSET Dublin have guile to master improved Laois Historic Down GAA park set to be sold for �10million Mayo mauled by Derry Woman and infant drowned after suicide Garda suspended for possession of cocaine Parlon sues state in new job after career U-turn Sun shines for Sue-Ann and Cian's big day 1,500 to march in second Love Ulster Dublin rally in autumn Booksellers gear up for the Harry Potter sale of the century Two contest Tallaght co-location contract Garda who ledWesties investigation to retire PSNI and gardai waiting on legal advice before arresting arson suspects Tom Dunne named as 'the voice of Irish music' Harney likely to stay on as PD leader Rabbitte admits Labour needs re-branding Investigation into Drogheda death HSE inquiry into AIT incident Search goes on for solo climber Gresham worker sacked for drinking two Baileys Thousands of trad students descend on Miltown Malbay for 'Willie Week' For sale: two unused votes for the Seanad. One careful owner Loyalist NI soccer club hire ex-GAA star as PR Candidate swears she had nothing to do with foul site 'One law for people who can afford a house, and another for the rest' Council faces legal battle over park soccer pitch Truck drivers will earn penalty points if they hit low bridges Irish mouse trap is 'cruel and unlawful' 'Jean told us her boyfriend was dangerous' 10-pack cigarette banwill boost sales . . . JohnPlayer Young Irish language fans in 'As Gaeilge Anois' road sign campaign New report into Terence Wheelock's death claims evidence was 'reconstructed' Damning report shows our limited facilities for athletes No sign of relief from wet, humid weather 'He can't unchurch us': Pope Benedict begins his conservative reformation Farewell to Parlon country POLITICAL EDITOR'S BRIEFING Sarkozy steps out for Bastille Day Nigerian kidnap victim returned Chinese Oslave labourO outrage Palestinian PM Fayyad resigns Oil spills and nightclub closures mean the party is over in Ibiza Sheriff probes Hilton prison perks French IMF candidate an 'insistent' womaniser The rise and fall of a media baron Tribunal demands to know leak wasn't sprung in Castle The Irish Times Two are prepared to go to jail to protect their sources ELECTRONIC WINDOW OPENS ON THE PAST 'IMPOSSIBLE' TO MAKE CALL IN PHIBSBOROUGH AND HAVE CALL ROUTED THROUGH MAST IN THE NAUL Is the tie still a necessary sartorial and professional statement? Slan to Dail that you can't leave behind Electedmayor for Dublin in 2011? The front bench is complete, and the backroom boys are not far behind Labour in post-mortem mode INSIDE POLITICS It ain't what you lose, it's the way that you lose it QUOTE, UNQUOTE Ask not what the law can do for you. . . Spell bound Ups and downs and in-betweens Letters to the editor Clear case of things being less Green on the other side Harney needs to step up for the good of the Dail McElwee should have set off alarm bells eight years ago Up to his ears in Catholic carry-on, Lydon can hardly be motivated by desire for the humble title 'Senator' 'His wife has advanced to the age 97, but she's rather decrepit'

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