January 30, 2011
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Tough lady not to be argued with
December 29, 2002
In three decades of reporting from war zones, Kate Adie has put the bullet into bulletin. But her biggest battle yet may be fought on the home front

I ARRIVE ...
Wars, and rumours of wars
December 29, 2002
Make no mistake, the US and Britain will go ahead with their war in Iraq and this time, just like last time, truth will be the first casualty JUST be ...
Lure of bargains gets shoppers out of bed at 5am
December 29, 2002
IFany lonesome chaps were wondering yesterday morning where the young womenfolk of Dublin had gone, they were all crammed into Mango in Arnotts of Henry Street. The department store's ...
Now all is said and done
December 29, 2002
A look back at some of the verbal sparring and inspired utterings that shaped the past year Nice lad, that young Keane fella

PACKIE said they'd worked hard. Alan ...
Biggest year ever on Irish market
December 29, 2002
TWO of the top 15 companies off the market. A $700m fraud at the country's largest bank. Another unsuccessful swoop on the UK market by the country's secondlargest ...
Strumming defiantly on to the last chord
December 29, 2002
The punk roots from which Joe Strummer sprang were still with with him at the very end of his life

THERE was Joe Strummer in the actual, real, right-in-frontof-me flesh ...
Absentee landlord ministers straining to keep reins on North
December 29, 2002
Ifpower is not returned to Stormont in the near future, all kinds of businesses will suffer badly

FISHERMEN north and south of the border were last week contemplating the damage ...
Chechen blast puts spotlight on reforms
December 29, 2002
RUSSIAN politicians have vowed to press ahead with President Vladimir Putin's peace plan for rebel Chechnya, a day after a devastating bomb attack razed the pro-Moscow government headquarters in ...
Some bright spots lit up the the doom and gloom
December 29, 2002
Tough times it may have been but e-government services and mobile messaging provided some cheer ITwasn't all doom and gloom in 2002 - there were bright spots in IT and ...
Nothing On Hubert Hillary
December 29, 2002
The Sunday Tribune's Michael Clifford spent much of this year covering the Flood tribunal. What follows is a fictional account of somebody caught up in a tribunal. As they ...
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