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Soon to be black and blue Drug-free World only for dopes FAI's mishap still baffles a decade on from Diana SPORTS UPDATE The kids are alright as confidence rises again CLOSE TO A HIGH FIVE Euro hopes near end of the road Kerry's 'great' expectations rest on the f inal outcome WHERE DOES THE KINGDOM COME? - YOUR VIEWS ON LAST WEEK'S LIAM HAYES COLUMN IN THE KINGS' SHADOWS Pillar must be let stand once again Been there, done that, but he's back for more NO TIME FOR 'IF ONLY ' Tipp to repeat Munster final win Limerick will have to manage far too much minutiae to prevent Henry Shef"in's big day An iron fist in a green, velvet glove Liverpool enjoy Derby day to go ahead by a nose REIGNING CATS AND UNDERDOGS No boys allowed: Irish parents resist state policy of sending girls to mixed schools Family in suicide case to seek criminal charge New robotic surgery 'first' to help patients 'My husband is in legal limbo . . . I fear he's facing deportation' Hard-up students struggle to find housing as weekly rent prices go through the roof Left on the shelf: Ireland's cancer victims Outsourcing of cervical smear tests to US leaves 'margin for error' No labouring over leadership contest Inside the Triangle of Death US Republican Senator quits after being caught in police sex sting at men's toilet Academy demands to buy Oscars for $10 Drought and hunger: the real face of climate change ROUND-UP Strictly con"dential DNA database from crime suspects poses 'no threat' to human rights, says forensic chief Did gardai collude with the IRA in RUC men's murder? Is it finally time to stop flogging the decentralisation horse? No 7-year-old should be formally tested INSIDE POLITICS - Dev and WT were top fiight taoisigh Grazing is gone to the dogs in Croker Automated cashiers don't understand I'm a bit groggy Red-faced Rudolph We can't afford to waste time when it comes to cancer Throwing Dunne to the lions is no way to debate a development 'In recent years, the US has banned the execution of children and the mentally disabled. This is progress' Days Like These - 'A crown of very curious construction has been found' Brian Cowen and the fine art of The Big Lie Financial alchemy spells disaster Letters to the editor Painting that reads like poetry Yeats of the art Waterford to host first ever film festival Vintage Kew Midmost in translation Artistic ambition Painting in numbers Buying art on-line is right up your street Art For Everyone at Cork Art Fair Painting the very fabric of existence Speaking from the 'art' There's no fireplace like an antique fireplace Turning back the clock Adding to the finery of the K Club Going, Going, Come. Restoring the past Bang for your buck? Making Mantua An outsider's art DID YOU EVER KNOW THAT YOU'RE MY HERO? William the conqueror EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING BUY IT THIS WEEK IT'S A KIND OF MAGIC A TALE OF TWO BILLS LOVINGIT/LOATHINGIT CHEESE! WE KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST WEEKEND WIN TICKETS TO CALVIN HARRIS EVENING COURSE FOR WHEELER-DEALERS CELEBRITYPSYCHE ARRIVALS MARCIN SZULC, LEGAL EXECUTIVE FROM POLAND MY SECRET LIFE WHAT'S IN A NAME OWEN ALONE Green Energy RACHEL'S HOLIDAY BACON AND SAUSAGE STEW WITH BEANS RHUBARD AND CUSTARD TART SPANISH CHORIZO AND CHICKPEA SOUP PASTA WITH ROASTED PEPPERS AND MOZZARELLA DAD'S BROWN BREAD BAKED EGGS WITH CHORIZO, CREAM AND CHEESE CLASSIC LASAGNE WITH ROAST GARLIC BREAD BALLYMALOE BALLOONS A WELL-DESIGNED STAGE A GREAT SERVICE COUNTING THE COST Tender love and hair PRET-REPORTER - Fall for the guy INCOMING TRAVEL JETCETERA HAVEN OF COOL Hungry Halifax leads the return of portable banking MONEY TALKS - We're all at the mercy of dodgy lenders BEST BUYS Still barriers to adult education The Costs and Benefits of Adult Education ONE TO ONE ON THE MOVE CAREER DOCTOR Know your rights No Headline Available John Boyne's shorts - No.40 Bull The small picture - Phillippe steps into the Breach Life as we know it - The alternative is badmedicine for our universities A new drawn In a world gone mad Despite their shirts, the lads on RTE earn their stripes The truth about Zimbabwe's trouble Classical -Unfinished symphony Jazz - The west's awake with the sound of music Changing your iTune CDs of the week 12A funny circle of friends Offcue Film of the week - Dancing into the Other films this week - Good TV but not so good cinema Interview - Forgive and forget Evolution will not be televised Housekeeping New Irish Poetry Bones of contention in South Africa fail to deliver I didn't bet they would look good on the dancefloor Test Drive - Bold but not so beautiful Get ready for Fiesta time Cooper to take the Mini to the max Motoring News - Bravo for cheaper Fiat with unlimited mileage warranty EP Mooney Announce their Exclusive Half a Million-Euro Conversion Stop dreaming, start buying. . . Smart Ranelagh redbrick - No 14 Elmpark Avenue, Ranelagh, Dublin 6: 950,000 Shandon Park, Phibsborough: 795,000 No 68 Littlewood, Stepaside, Co Dublin: 440,000 Doorstep Doctor Attychristoria, Lahinch, Co Clare: 1.2m Tullycullion, Donegal: 495,000 Breaking the final frontier in Limerick - Bellewood, Co Limerick: 650,000 Informed THE MARKET - Autumn heralds pick-up in house sales 15 ways to go green at home St Helen's, Rosslare, Co Wexford: 410,000 Holywell, Kilcoole, Co Wicklow: from 500,000 Dartmouth Place, Dublin 2: From 1.6m Oldtown Avenue, Co Dublin: From 825,000 Sandymount with style - The Aventine, Sandymount, Dublin 4: From 1.5m SUNDAY VIEWING Grate expectations. . . Is the Baltic bubble about to burst? Property Gallery A slice of authentic northern soul Money talking in Tuam town Business stadium looks set to be filled upon completion The drawing board Childers Road Retail Park is a thundering success Build yourself an energy-efficient home Government will not back Aer Lingus board in legal battle Walk on water: Gormley's radical flood solutions Financial Regulator knew Ormond Quay risks three years ago Wet stuff is good for black stuff AIB to drop off Euro Stoxx 50 index Santa stuck in China for Christmas Clari"cation: Will Leahy Market wrap: General bounce inEuropean stocks CRH defers 1bn bond until market recovers from subprime crisis Menswear market now in fashion O'Brien pumps 13m into radio arm Consumer confidence down inEurope Repossessions double as subprime crisis bites harder in Ireland Chinese puzzles WEALTH OF NATIONS - 'Soft landing'? Start telling it like it really is BUSINESS NOMAD DOT NET Web users of the world, stand up for your rights End of the internet? The eyes have it as Dublin biometric firm profits PUBLIUS Market Monkey - Monkey swings with market highs and lows Incineration lobby to plead its case at EPA environmental conference State admits 'uncertainty' for wind farms under SEM Biofuels raise food prices for Irish consumers NEWS BRIEFS A win-win situation for energy efficient businesses Cerf bored? Never. . . How to build the next generation of Irish 100m multinationals Survey reveals high satisfaction ratings among those who use brokers 'Electronic umpires' on GAA pitches within year .Father and daughter Fine Gael councillors set to defect to FF? Labour TDs begged BrendanHowlin to reconsider standing as Labour leader Nothing camp about this festival Autistic boy's mother slams Nigerian embassy in Ireland Drug dealer threatens to kill schoolgirl Growing numbers getting detox treatment in prison Moldovan under 24hour guard in hospital CUTTING A TACHE Lenihan may raise drinking age to 21 Sikh group 'shocked' by hate mail Charge Cavlan with perjury . . . USPCA Research finds honey is effective against MRSA ROUND-UP Where love's middle-aged dream comes true Criminal who talked to Joe flees to Spain after death threat 'I confessed to crimes I am not guilty of when pliers were placed on my testicles' Mobile phone found in cell of 'Scissor Sister' World's highest fountain at 1,000ft planned for middle of Galway Bay Prison officer facing prosecution for fraud

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