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Indulgences for Living Deck the halls Standing the test of time TRAVEL JETCETERA A TALE OF THREE CITIES From Russia with love The deal on savings Popularity of PRSAs rises but still lag traditional pensions Keeping wealth healthy Healthy advice comes from within When is the right time to quit your job? OFF THE CUFFE: LOSING FAITH IN THE GREENS THREE THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKf The small picture John Boyne's shorts Every picture tells a story There's a lesson to be learned in swopping cities for squirrels THE STATE OF AMERICA A hard day mixing mojito music with Havana heaven Fighting for fame Thefuture is now for Ailish CD of the week Middle aged kicks Irish films can be horrific, but in a goodway Everything but a royal romp Other films this week If you believed they put a man on the moon Philadelphia is well past its sell-by date Bob's your uncle on the airwaves Shakespeare's Daughter New lifestyles carved from stone Doorstep Doctor Steve Guerin Extend yourself for a bargain bolthole Period charm with modern touch Area Spotlight Killiney County living yet still close to the city Old Court, Inistioge, Co Kilkenny: 795,000 Prestige at a price Garden heaven in Dublin 3 Experience the Difference The growth of glass consciousness Turn on to the City of Light AnEssex home fit for a footballer's wife Going under value can help bring investors up Life's not so sunny at the Beach Keep trade in Ballina town Dublin rates zero in Moody's report Ireland's first eco village gets the green light for EU funding The Drawing Board Kick this scheme to touch Metro West land for sale Business as usual for risky loans Athlone goes shopping Seven-year stamp duty exemption proposed for first-time buyers Quinn Direct builds 400m war chest LAW SOCIETY WELCOMES E-CONVEYANCING Market wrap: Irish stocks in another tough week New payment structures for pharmacists Google might just be a little bit evil Christmas comes early for the Shelbourne Galway Clinic's finances leave intensive care JDH Acquisitions in 26.5m loss in first 15 months 'My land, my broadband'. . . Magnet chief leaves 'The Field' McCreevy set to offer regulatory sneak preview Surprise as Barclays' Irish boss quits FinReg in EU-driven hiring campaign SOAPBOX -- Government not doing enough for competition Irish biofuels fail to hit targets EU housing crash? Don't bet on it Paisley says 'no' to own domain name Sharing is never easy DOT NET -- Eircom seeking that X-Factor for content GADGET LUST -- Nokia N95 Sultan's lavish life laid bare in court Herd instinct leading us into a downturn? MARKET MONKEY --- Sometimes it's good to watch Off the pig's back Behind at the break, but all is still to play for Reaching the summit GAA ideals die if we get these grants Majestic Walsh leads Taranis to easy victory Bewleys set to answer the call Legend's last splash Pitkanen and O'Moran give tour sparkling start Boston sees seeds of revolution once again Shannon dig deep for derby win Galway men seal victory Students get first win of campaign Dogged Lansdowne undone by late Murphy genius Connacht hope to start as they mean to go on From the furnace to the coalface Time northerners overcome away day blues PASSION PLAY Ulster already in must-win game The game is dying on its feet but as long as the beer money rolls in, nobody cares Irish in the deep end of the pools Boxing clever all the way to Beijing 4 NOVEMBER 1995 RIDDICK BOWE AND EVANDER HOLYFIELD COMPLETE A MEMORABLE TRILOGY Not-so-shook-up stars risk protesting too much Arsenal defy odds to leave honours even Poyet well-equipped for the pain at the Lane McDonald's fast service just enough to satisfy Royals out of place at Cottage The chase is on Old boy Young upsets new regime Magpies concede four for sorrow Villa and Everton pick up predictable victories GALLAS IN WONDERLAND Harrington's Merit hopes looking slim Fianna Fail gears up for Taoiseach's last Christmas Prison officers threaten to strike over airport-style security plan 'O beauty, till now I never knew thee!' . . . Henry VIII as heart-throb Neanderthal man looked Irish, new study shows ROUND-UP FG calls for cancer inquiry at Portlaoise Hospital Gardai remove non-EU students from school Over one-fifth of children left without a voice in primary school due to language barrier Getaway motorbike used in double gangland slaying recovered by gardai Bradley brothers to be released as file on security van heist goes to DPP GAA star chargedwith being drunk behind the wheel Publishers standing by drug book Over 40,000 'misappropriated' from OPW heritage sites Controversial US reverend plans to set up a right-todie hospice Fas extends its Dublin office despite plans to decentralise Gardai in demand for aggressive soccer games Family 'kept in the dark' over sister's condition New bill may see minor criminal records wiped clean by next year Register of electors still hugely inaccurate despite revelations 'We just want to be treated fairly' 'Unofficial gaeltacht' planned for Dublin-based gaeilgeoiri Comedy and farce from the dustbin of election history . . . and the man who was elected to the Dail with just 114 first-preference votes Unspooling the reel of a life of crime and depravity 25% of new buses lie idle as drivers refuse to take breaks in city centre Mistrusting Galwegians have completely lost their bottle McCanns back in spotlight over new DNA tests Gaddafi -- "lm recounts 1911 Italian invasion of Libya Do your duty in Iraq, Rice tells disgruntled diplomats Prudish vandal damages 'Male Nude' with carefully placed paper 1,700 readers given refunds for James Frey's fictional memoir ROUND-UP N Korea to disable nuclear plants Thousands flee floods in Mexico It lives longer, has more sex, and eats more without gaining weight. . . meet Mighty Mouse Four times on bail, four different crimes: how one man abused the bail system 'You have got to help the police and trust them' Super-prison plans grow by over 6 acres And now, the end is near. . . The new class REMOVED: the backbone and lifeblood of Irish health services Problems at the frontline As if a TD's pay wasn't enough. . . How many disputes does it take to bring a health service to its knees? Letting civil servants rule the roost INSIDE POLITICS Mission impossible Up close and personal with the armpit from hell It's quaint, this idea of trust we have Support for Taoiseach is down, and this time it's different Just say no: dare anyone venture out on these black nights? 'Even by the standards of British tabloids, the nastiness to Mills has been extraordinary' Days Like These ---- 'Workhouse accommodation is stretched to its utmost' Letters to the editor Are a politician's drinking habits anybody's business? A new shape for model family units

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