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ROUND-UP New hub route seen as answer to Shannon crisis Ombudsman probes sexual assault claims against gardai Five-year 'window' to avoid ghettos Tests show escaped prisoner sent postcards Doctors could break law treating minors for STIs Justice minister refuses to review Nigerian deportation Sweet smell of eau de toilette Government consultancy costs double to 156m Dublin Horse Show . . . more than just toffs on horses Tullamore Show goes on despite foot-and-mouth Lawyers explore key challenge to tribunal Garda may be prosecuted for 'ramming garda motorcyclist' Two-thirds of penalty point appeals are successful Dublin clear Derry hurdle, but only just Kerry likely to have too much guile Courage to walk his own line Kerry's failure to complement midfielder O Se leaves the door open for Monaghan SIDELINE CUTS MUNSTER CHAMPIONS TO REPEAT THE TRICK AGAINST SPIRITED LIMERICK PRO EVOLUTION Second-chance saloon People's champions should be very afraid of ambush by battle-hardened Limerick WHEN SUNDAY COMES Cork must follow the Deise's lead GAA's player ban a human rights issue PASSION PLAYS A PART HOW'S THE FORM? CHOICE WORDS SO WHAT DO YOU KNOW? 12 AUGUST 2001 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND RETAIN THE WALKER CUP FOR THE FIRST TIME Setanta coverage heralds a new era WHO'LL MAKE THE FINAL CUT Horgan major doubt Why use Plan B when World Cup is so close? Hitman O'Donovan has what it takes to succeed Martins on the double Reading 'can't lose' despite tough opening Bruce aims to spring a surprise Todd salvages a point for Derby Celtic wake from summer sleep Man City new boys secure fine victory Turner breaks duck McLaren to regroup during summer break Guineas favourite set to give O'Brien group win Sly Sean Ban outsmarts The Mullet Daniel swops Quidditch for cricket in Merrion A proud Mexican bringing golf to the masses NEWS IN BRIEF Surprise selection favours Irish Glory days for Belvoir Ulster kingpins look to maintain dominance Nothing can tame this Tiger EMBERS SET TO BLAZE Tulsa the place to "nd your game, and religion Planning to fulfill your dreams Yelling at intruders pays dividends Bully for you Food for thought ON THE MOVE WWith Ray D'Arcy - TV presenter, Radio DJ and alumnus of St Joseph's Academy in Kildare ONE TO ONE Are fees worth the money? CAREER DOCTOR Are fees worth the money? NEWS BRIEFS Croker flies the green flag Greater cooperation but no regulator for European energy Minister's moves will have no impact on Indaver plans EU extends consultation on 'price signals' Carbon tax slammed Why don't brokers recommend NIB? BEST BUYS Monkey loses the head but gets away with it Why regulators don't go bananas over most insider trading GADGET LUST Multi-functional printers DOT NET - Sony feeling blu over new format war At a digital disadvantage UPC Ireland increases staff as difficult rebranding efforts gather pace PUBLIUS WEALTH OF NATIONS - The dawn of a new day for Irish aviation Stockbrokers: rip-off Ireland Union to fight Eircom split 'tooth and nail' Not for all the tea in. . . Mobile manufacturers not complying with Irish recycling obligations Broadband speeds fail to compute for subscribers Market wrap: Global losses show no signs of stopping One 51 hint at ICG move north Foot and mouth hits kosher roll-out Financial firms hit by 'robot trading' losses Mooted state sale of MANs draws ire Topaz join their fellow man, in the navy Campaign optimistic over Shannon legal challenge No intervention over interest rates Hotel planned at Glengarriff estate Jury's to auction off hotel contents Abbey offers house-hunters a trip to Turkey Quintessentially serving the needs of the well-heeled traveller Property godfathers storm Sicily For fine dining, learn your tables QIn Pole position in Co Meath Thatch the cutest Connemara cottage Artist's hideaway inDrumcondra Doorstep Doctor Look south-east for a bargain buy Artist's hideaway in Drumcondra Authentic period house in trendy Portobello Ringsend home with Lotts of appeal Pastures new for 'lifestyle farmers' Shock! Horror! Blogorrah! Peugeot speed to the future with new model Ina race to save the planet Frontiers change as Opel Frontera gets replaced by Antara Little gem that's a hot rocker Paperbacks: Tom Widger A pointless Rant . . . or is it? Upstairs, downstairs The long disease of genius Rebels of a new belief Transylvania provides a different kind of horror Offcue 15Freshly baked Woody walks the walk Alien invasion of a really welcome kind CDs of the week Northern lights The joy of sax A good Choice for interesting radio Until there were no more glimpses of Malcolm left. . . Anthony the rebel Back on the mike John Boyne's shorts - No.37 Camera 'Alexander' gets a third shot at world conquest Shirley Valentine still doing her thing for women's lib The small picture - Lee and Nancy proved some duets were made for gawking Life as we know it It's as if solving crime is more important thanbeing on the telly The maybe baby man BUDAPEST: GO DELUXE FOR A LOWER PRICE TOP 1 CLUTCH CONTROL INCOMING PRET-REPORTER - Remembering Di Beat your body clock FOUR OF THE BEST. . . RECYCLED ACCESSORIES ECO BRIEFING This month we're loving. . . ASK THE EXPERT - RENATE VON DREUSCHE, FOUNDER OF WWW.ECOBABY.IE A FESTIVE SHADE OF GREEN PINK AND BUBBLY LOST AT SEA There is a certain method to Bertie Ahern's madness Belfast shines as Shannonwhines Days Like These - 'A fine young lad applied for clothes to go out for work' 'There's a vague aspect to planning disputes which attracts inordinate delay and confusion' Things can't be that bad if we're spending 324m on holidays Shannon's campaign of doom does it no favours Breaking the cycle of theft and vandalism Anchor's away! Money is relativef just like happiness The day we decided to sit down and fight INSIDE POLITICS What is Ireland doing about the big switchover to digital TV? Amsterdam route likely to be explored NO EASY LANDING FOR SHANNON 'The state needs to be more user-friendly for the migrant' 'I have no plans to go back yet but this summer weather is no good' 'The Irish like the Polish more than we like ourselves' More Polish than Irish apply for PPS number SELF-HARM - 'We need to bring back the Irish mammy' EATING DISORDERS - 'I couldn't deal with being a teenager' MEDIA PRESSURE - 'Kids are under huge pressure from the media' SEXUALISATION - 'We are seeing underage pregnant girls with STDs. It's happening' THE END OF CHILDHOOD Oregon boys escape sex charges over slapping Denmark and Canada follow Russia in claiming valuable North Pole territory Taliban 'optimistic' about South Korean hostage negotiations Michael Caine releases CD of 'chill-out' music ROUND-UP 'Madchester' music mogul Anthony Wilson dies of cancer Landmark election in Sierra Leone Five British soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan NI sports coucil withholds 6m from IFA over drug tests Scientists outraged at plan for BSc in alternative medcine Tourists forsake fights for greener bus to Britain EU probes state aid to Dublin Bus and Bus Eireann Car-crazy Irish on highway to traffic hell 'It's awful for us but I have absolutely no idea what Madeleine's feeling' Ben Dunne call-girl has turned life around since cocaine bust

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