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Drop of Sherry is bittersweet Offcue Balletic robots and an odyssey with Homer Master of the short game Bitter pill easily swallowed The chatter of history remembered Paperbacks: Tom Widger A big move up for Honda New coupes a coup for Audi Mondello Park turns Japanese Motoring News High design in the Donegal dunes No 62 Seaview Avenue, East Wall: 415,000 No 62 Seaview Avenue, East Wall: 415,000 Restoration drama No 5 Claremont Road, Sandymount, Dublin 4: 5m No 95, Iveragh Road, Gaeltacht Park: 725,000 COUNCIL PROPERTIES - Slowdown sees Dublin Council return to market Doorstep Doctor Esker Court, Portlaoise, Co Laois: from 225,000 Glas na hAbhainn, Carrick-on-Shannon: 365,000 Cathair Lakes, Killorglin, Co Kerry: 225,000 Pairc Caislean, Ballyforan, Co Roscommon: from 245,000 A Radharc to behold in West Cork - An Radharc Fada, Skibbereen, West Cork: 400,000 Ballynagran, Brittas Bay, Co Wicklow: 1.3m Firenze, Templecarrig, Delgany, Co Wicklow: 1.85m Informed THE MARKET - Bungalow in Co Wicklow makes 1.7m by private treaty Playing away at home. . . 'A garden has to be fun for everyone' Overseas Focus - Full of eastern promise Property Gallery Top tips for buying overseas New Portlaoise 250m business park opens Waterford trade unions in row over development Tralee hotel reopens after major 8m facelift Ennis says no to large town-centre scheme Market waits on interest rate move Irish eyes are smiling. . . FDA adds to Elan woes Sky's Irish revenues up to 300m thanks to 70,000 new subscribers Ryan extends empire with flights to Mexico 3m loss for Titanic Quarter Kylemore wins UCC contract Profits down by 5.3% for security giant Symantec Regulation for lifetime loans 3m loss for Titanic Quarter Kylemore wins UCC contract Profits down by 5.3% for security giant Symantec Regulation for lifetime loans Market wrap: European stocks fall on debt risk fears Digicel tackled by regulator in the Pacific Credit crunch, not delay, may sink ICG buyout Bus Eireann spending 105m this year on hiring private operators for peak routes Emap receives offers for 595m UK radio stations NUJ in row over photojournalism DAA spends 47m on consultants for terminal Economic price of British flooding may be low, but there are costly lessons to be learnt WEALTH OF NATIONS - Illicit drugs . . .why it pays to shop around PUBLIUS Mobile TV planned for 2008 Belfast in push to be part of network DOT NET Home of the future is here, without Bill GADGET LUST Best in class: ultraportable laptops Credit unions forgetting the basics Charities make a tidy windfall from banks' overcharging Monkey sees no evil in breaking even BEST BUYS Failte Ireland to survey tourists' attitude to wind farms Midlands point the way Row brews over ESB's use of 'smart' meters to export renewable power NEWS BRIEFS The view from the top The buck stops where? The lean machine Careers at sea The selling of the green WINNING - Business can save America's image Chile's footballers let their hair down Paper tigers Sumos have lives too. . . Desperate for a 'Oui' This Chestnut's hot Anti-hooliganism game packs a real punch Fan in right rabbit stew NUMBERS GAME GOOD MONTH FOR. . . - BAD MONTH FOR. . . It's only words. . . WALKER'S LAP OF HONOUR THE BOOKIE'S ENEMY PATRICK HORAN WITH A TRIO OF TIPS FOR THE MONTH AHEAD PADRAIG HARRINGTON WINS THE BRITISH OPEN CARNOUSTIE, 22 JULY POLITICAL FOOTBALL REELING IN THE YEARS KINGS OF OFKINGS CUL BEST OF ANY ERA MODERN M MASTERS SPEED DEMON SAY IT AIN'T SO, DIEGO GOLDEN TIMES COLD SWEAT A DIFFERENT LEAGUE TALKING BALLS BATTLE STATIONS ANALYSING THE ANALYSIS NAME IN THE GAME Derek Dougan Jarrod Cunningham John Wilson MY SPORTING LIFE OPEN MIC OK COMPUTER Give me the bib, I'll make you a team Opportunity to elicit Munster's passion is missed Sporting Classics: Bull Durham One time where Warne fails to bowl us over KINGDOM COMES CLEAN Surviving in the eye of the storm Arsenal see big guns come out EUdragging its studs on a binding treaty with soccer New model set to provide extra cash for GAA Focus on the fine points, not the final points Southern hemisphere back on top of the world On the Air Pat Nugent - Kelly's quirks keep show on the road TOUR DE FARCE Johnston denies 'politics' keeping Molins out Midland mastery NEWS IN BRIEF Blackburn ease into Uefa Cup qualifiers Two cent - Expulsions show system works 29 JULY 2001 LANCE ARMSTRONG WINS HIS THIRD OF SEVEN CONSECUTIVE TOUR DE FRANCE TITLES SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? CHOICE WORDS HOW'S THE FORM? Race relations No doubting Thomas at Ascot Welsh valleys begin to look much greener Aweek of surprises could yet be in store in Galway Sligo's voyage of discovery Celtic aim to add finesse to success TRANSFERS UPDATE Cork short-changed by conservative Morgan Managers now walk the line Photo finish beckons one more time WHEN SUNDAY COMES Croker starters fit for a main course billing Clare know the score SIDELINE CUTS Deise to win battle of the apocalypse Minor loss has a wider significance Waterford are all about substance, not hype US media equation: Irish win = drinks orgy DESTINY'S CHILD Next phase opens for champion Beeb leave you wondering who actually won Fitzhenry Model hero Old-fashioned values prove the difference Brennan double lets Cats out of the bag Minister set to ban herbal ecstasy Prisoner at large taunts jail with postcards Taoiseach fumes as tribunal fails to call him as a witness The Unusual Suspects Have you seen these men? Museum raiders bag 1m hot waxwork haul NGOs call for free condoms for asylum-seekers Derry republicans plan to picket drug dealers' homes Constituency changes may force early election Ryan faces major battle with ESB unions Irish-made meningitis vaccine still not being offered to Irish children ROUND-UP Boxer punches developer over 6m scam Labour leadership contest now likely over 'brand problem' WATER, WATER, EVERYWHERE Climate change means we now must learn to live with flooding TEN THINGS TO DO TO SURVIVE THE IRISH SUMMER. . . . Tolka stories: 'I came back after 10 days . . . houses were being broken into' 'Child begging gangs should be outlawed' Probe into Irish Guards' abusive messages on Bebo Trinity students now allowed to fail in private Sharp decline in migrant worker numbers from EU accession states InLebanon there are many possibilities . . . all of them bad US suburban nightmare as robbers on parole rape and murder family Iraq's 'Lions' make cup "nal despite violence and threats ROUND-UP Congress approves 9/11 anti-terror bill Germaine Greer angers Aussies by attack on 'slow-witted' Diana How O'Brien became the biggest man in Irish radio The Caribbean dream that became the 'fairy godmother' of Jamaica A fistful of dollars Well-known spouse killers who were caught Eight days into life sentence, O'Reilly plans to study in jail Is it possible for an Independent to win the US presidential election? Honour system or national sycophancy? INSIDE POLITICS Lindsay Lohan - Too much, too young Justice prevails but support still lacking You've got mail fatigue . . . it's time to go cold turkey QUOTE, UNQUOTE Days Like These - 'The Rebels put above 240 Protestants to death ' 'It may be that the deeply private Bertie Ahern associates money with shame' Ironically, sponsors may force Tour de Farce to clean up its act Why did it take so long to return the Romas? The pen will forever be mightier than the horde Some are born with it, some achieve it Letters to the editor

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