Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
'Hague would turn back the poverty clock'. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
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283 |
'PRIEST ABUSED ME FOR 3 YRS IN ORPHANAGE' Woman alleges sex assaults on TV programme. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
707 |
'THERAPEUTIC' PIG FLIES FIRST CLASS. |
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146 |
'TOY' BOMB KILLS BROTHERS. |
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158 |
[2] Football: Fergie ready to give new deal to Teddy. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
207 |
[2] Rugby Union: Make me Lions King; DALLAGLIO: I'D LOVE TO BE SKIPPER DOWN UNDER. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
473 |
[2] SEX ABUSE PROBE PRIEST 'ON LEAVE'. |
William, Helen |
|
125 |
[2] Your Letters: Do they want a herd of white elephants? |
Dunlop, Amy |
|
80 |
1,500 hunted after internet porn swoop. |
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126 |
5 HURT AS TORNADO RIPS THROUGH TOWN; Families flee terror winds. |
Brown, Millicent |
|
287 |
50 prison officers who served in the Maze took their own lives...; NEW BOOK TELLS OF FEAR THAT STALKED THE MEN WHO GUARDED IRELAND'S MOST DANGEROUS TERRORISTS. |
Carton, Donna |
|
799 |
A Touch of Dickens. |
Mcginty, Brendan |
|
86 |
Amanda Grant's food: Smashing Bangers; Sausages are so popular that six billion are eaten by Britons every year. Make a change from serving them up with chips and beans with these alternative recipes. |
Grant, Amanda |
|
941 |
Anthea book has sold only 450 copies. |
Harper, James |
|
126 |
Armed forces face random drug checks. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
221 |
Army blamed for spreading cattle disease. |
Mcardle, Patsy |
|
220 |
Athletics: Sonia runs back to Oz. |
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|
107 |
BANDS ON THE RUN; Boyzone's Mikey Graham backs Bono as U2 frontman claims the days of manufactured pop bands are numbered. |
Quigley, Maeve |
|
946 |
BANKS 'PLANNING DEBT HELPLINE'. |
James, Fiona |
|
83 |
Banks' debt helpline plan is revealed. |
James, Fiona |
|
145 |
Beauty: Slap it on - After the party, recover with a mask ball... |
Knight, Abby |
|
160 |
Beauty: Slap it on - Lip smacking good. |
Knight, Abby |
|
205 |
Beauty: Slap it on - Sorted! |
Knight, Abby |
|
105 |
Betzone: Don't Miss Maoris. |
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|
101 |
Betzone: Take care in the Cup. |
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|
119 |
Blair fights for British passports. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
|
155 |
Blanchflower Stadium fight 'not over yet'. |
Carton, Donna |
|
213 |
Boffins make breakthrough in arthritis fight. |
Kemp, Danny |
|
217 |
BRUNO BROKE MY JAW; DJ battered me just like Anthea says ex-girlfriend. |
Challand, Christine; O'Hanlon, Terry |
|
90 |
BSE BEEF COULD STILL BE ON SALE; 'Healthy' cattle can carry disease - then be slaughtered for meat. |
Watkins, Alan; Hamer, Rupert |
|
718 |
Bulger mother says: 'Killers must stay inside'. |
Brown, Millicent |
|
158 |
Byrne blasts Irish movies. |
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|
256 |
Call for more court sittings. |
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|
80 |
Call to upgrade rail services in Irish midlands. |
Mcardle, Ptsy |
|
142 |
Cameron's man forbids nude scene with ex. |
Gardner, David |
|
198 |
Car ploughs into family on the pavement. |
Harper, James |
|
141 |
Celebrity Life: Scared? We nearly lost our heads; As Hallowe'en looms, three stars of a deeply scary new TV thriller reveal to Denna Bowman what makes their own knees knock . . . |
Bowman, Denna |
|
860 |
Child vaccine test report to be published. |
Bushe, Andrew |
|
259 |
CHILD VICTIMS OF THE FIREWORK FACTORIES; They earn pennies for your fun. |
Johnson, Graham |
|
1077 |
Clean-up as storms batter the Province. |
Harper, James |
|
164 |
COPS DRINK BYRNE DRY; Police party leaves teetotal chief with a big bill headache. |
Carton, Donna |
|
163 |
Cricket: England must set the pace. |
Hall, Jim |
|
388 |
Dame Judi quits 'bad luck' home to nurse husband. |
Hewett, Rick |
|
293 |
Dan carves out new role. |
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98 |
Dan carving his way into a meaty role. |
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134 |
Diana death 'sent up the suicide rate'. |
Halle, Martyn |
|
177 |
Divers return to sub tomb. |
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164 |
Doctors find drugs cure for arthritis. |
Stocks, Amanda |
|
177 |
Don't label me the new Britney Spears or Christina Aguilera. I intend to make it big on my own and I hate comparisons; TEENAGE SINGING SENSATION SAMANTHA MUMBA HAS HAD HITS IN THE IRISH AND UK RECORD CHARTS. NOW MUMBA'S THE WORD AND IT HAS SPREAD TO AMERICA. |
Quigley, Maeve |
|
1413 |
Eamonn Holmes' column: SECOND BEST. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
80 |
Eamonn Holmes' column: Steps take big strides in pop-ularity stakes. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
301 |
Eamonn Holmes' column: Web of deceit designed to prey on the innocent. |
Holmes, Eamonn |
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302 |
Eamonn Holmes' column: Who's sorry now? |
Holmes, Eamonn |
|
137 |
Electronic tags to save babies from snatchers. |
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|
140 |
Ex-judge to supervise the use of informers. |
Cassidy, John |
|
269 |
Families want RIRA on US terror hit list. |
Cassidy, John |
|
203 |
Fashion: Winter drawers on...; Time to ditch the grey knickers and fraying bras, and check out all the gorgeous new undies around this season. |
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|
327 |
Feel good: Hair fair? |
Ursell, Amanda |
|
101 |
Feel good: My friends have gone on a high protein diet, which they tell me is what Friends star Jennifer Aniston follows. What is it and is it safe? |
Ursell, Amanda |
|
105 |
Feel good: Pain reaction. |
Ursell, Amanda |
|
83 |
Firebomber attacks the wrong home. |
Harper, James |
|
148 |
FIREWORKS 'FIASCO' Police frustration at legislation to catch smugglers and sellers. |
Carton, Donna |
|
550 |
Five injured as Bognor is battered by freak tornado. |
Stocks, Amanda |
|
163 |
Food Extra: The good sausage guide; Sausage Appreciation Week starts tomorrow - as if we needed an excuse. But there are good bangers and bad ones. Top chef Antony Worrall Thompson blind-tastes some posher brands . . . |
Thompson, Antony Worrall |
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619 |
Food: Lightly grilled celebrities - Neil Stuke. |
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|
243 |
FOOTBALL: Advocaat refuses to take blame; RANGERS 0 KILMARNOCK 3. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
217 |
Football: Andy angry at boo boys; GILLINGHAM 0 CREWE 1. |
Wright, Duncan |
|
210 |
Football: Beckett to the rescue for Spireites; CHESTERFIELD 2 CARDIFF 2. |
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179 |
Football: Betzone: Gunners price is just champion. |
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161 |
Football: Betzone: Leed-ing value. |
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|
106 |
Football: Big Dave is hero for lucky Platt; STOCKPORT 1 FOREST 2. |
Ogden, Mark |
|
387 |
Football: Bobby dazzles with title talk. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
420 |
Football: BOLT UP, SAYS SAM; BOLTON 3 PALACE 3 - Allardyce fury as Trotters throw two-goal lead. |
Sutton, Lindsay |
|
410 |
Football: Bowen For Spy Mission. |
Rees, Tony |
|
200 |
Football: Bradford line up Warnock. |
Smith, Paul |
|
210 |
Football: Brave Town are downed by Jospeh; NOTTS CO 3 SWINDON 2. |
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315 |
Football: Burley blasts message for the doubters; IPSWICH 2 BORO 1. |
Burrington, Peter |
|
580 |
FOOTBALL: BURNS FIRES THE BULLETS. |
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|
143 |
Football: Cash is Yorkie bar. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
254 |
Football: Chat Zone. |
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|
716 |
Football: Clive helps Dale thrive; EXETER 0 ROCHDALE 1. |
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|
104 |
Football: Cobblers in a real Stew; NORTHAMPTON 0 ROTHERHAM 1. |
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|
150 |
Football: Colly Can Bring The House Down. |
Howey, Martin |
|
384 |
Football: Cork boys buoyant; CHESTERFIELD 2 CARDIFF 2. |
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|
233 |
Football: Crewe survive onslaught; GILLINGHAM 0 CREWE 1. |
Wright, Duncan |
|
254 |
FOOTBALL: CRISIS FOR ADVOCAAT; Gers nightmare but Dick says: Don't blame me. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
217 |
Football: Darby gives cruising Iron a late fright; CARLISLE 1 SCUNTHORPE 2. |
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166 |
FOOTBALL: DELIVERENCE DAY LOOMS FOR DICK; RANGERS 0 KILMARNOCK 3. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
459 |
Football: Dinning At The Last Chance Saloon; WOLVES 2 WATFORD 2. |
Whiting, Steve |
|
337 |
FOOTBALL: DUNLOP'S VIDEO CONFESSION. |
Clark, Bill |
|
267 |
Football: Egil makes the difference; HUDDERSFIELD 0 BLACKBURN 1. |
Thompson, Alan |
|
233 |
Football: Evans above; BRENTFORD 2 WALSALL 1. |
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|
82 |
Football: Fans face Wembley price hike. |
Hamilton, Mike |
|
386 |
Football: Fergie ready to give new deal to Teddy. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
208 |
Football: Fergie sends Hatters mad; LUTON 3 WREXHAM 4. |
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|
80 |
Football: Firm chance Saints can beat the cut. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
292 |
FOOTBALL: FLOG ME; Arkins: Ports should cash in now. |
Clark, Bill |
|
378 |
FOOTBALL: GAZ FIRES ARE BURNING. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
363 |
Football: Gerard pleads for calm on eve of showdown. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
196 |
Football: GERRY'S JUST DESSERTS; TRANMERE 1 QPR 1. |
Matthews, Henry |
|
170 |
Football: Glens pay penalty for Young miss; GLENTORAN 0 LINFIELD 1. |
Clark, Bill |
|
488 |
Football: HAMMER BLOW FOR MAGPIES; WEST HAM 1 NEWCASTLE 0 - Robson blasts Winterburn tackle on Lee then tells his beaten men: Don't panic. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
845 |
Football: Hands off Marcel, says Blues boss. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
90 |
FOOTBALL: HEARTS SINK TO NEW LOW; HEARTS 0 ST JOHNSTONE 3. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
395 |
Football: Heaven Svent; FA open Eriksson talks as Curbishley gets key England role. |
Clavane, Anthony; Smith, Paul |
|
370 |
Football: High Fives All Round; ARSENAL 5 MAN CITY 0 - Rampant Arsenal match United goal for goal, but injuries mean victory comes at a price. |
Smith, Paul |
|
726 |
Football: Holt proud to be a hot Scot. |
Gill, Arthur |
|
458 |
Football: How Much More Can We Stan? |
Gray, Andy |
|
186 |
Football: I'm just Zo ambitious. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
338 |
Football: Ibrox fervour will not faze out Monaco. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
354 |
Football: It's Moore the merrier; NORTHAMPTON 0 ROTHERHAM 1. |
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|
244 |
Football: It's the same Crazy story. |
Gorman, Ken |
|
330 |
Football: Jason's a Par on course. |
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|
275 |
Football: Jim can be lucky for Alex. |
Moore, Wallace |
|
257 |
Football: Joe bites the bullet as Tiatto sees red; ARSENAL 5 MAN CITY 0. |
Smith, Paul |
|
791 |
Football: John raises Pool's level; CHELTENHAM 0 BLACKPOOL 1. |
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|
86 |
Football: John reigns in the rain; CHELTENHAM 0 BLACKPOOL 1. |
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149 |
Football: Kanoute turns the tide for Harry; WEST HAM 1 NEWCASTLE 0. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
491 |
Football: Kanoute Turns Tide For Hammers; WEST HAM 1 NEWCASTLE 0. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
435 |
Football: Keith's Big Clear-Out; WIMBLEDON 0 SHEFF UTD 0. |
Gubba, John |
|
254 |
FOOTBALL: KELLY EYES FINAL CAP. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
335 |
FOOTBALL: KENNEDY'S AN OUTCAST. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
140 |
Football: Kennedy's in the cold. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
97 |
Football: Lambert plots a long goodbye for America. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
112 |
Football: Late agony for Torquay; SHREWSBURY 1 TORQUAY 1. |
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|
133 |
Football: LEAGUE OF WALES - Hat-trick sets Toner. |
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|
154 |
Football: LEE GETS THE POINT; PORTSMOUTH 1 BIRMINGHAM 1. |
White, Peter |
|
210 |
Football: LITTLE EXTRA FOR HALIFAX; MACCLESFIELD 0 HALIFAX 0. |
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|
175 |
Football: MAC BEATS THE PAIN; BALLYMENA 0 COLERAINE 1. |
Spence, Bill |
|
208 |
Football: McLean back at Tannadice. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
205 |
Football: McPhee spree. |
Clark, Bill |
|
124 |
Football: Mers Is Your Man, Taylor; VILLA 2 CHARLTON 1 - Gregory calls on England to bring his midfield maestro out of retirement to face Italy. |
Milledge, Adrian |
|
876 |
Football: More misery for Holloway; BRISTOL R 0 OLDHAM 2. |
Latham, Richard |
|
227 |
Football: Moss the boss as Fifers turn tables; DUNFERMLINE 1 DUNDEE 0. |
Gill, Arthur |
|
368 |
Football: Nice weather for the Dux; BRISTOL R 0 OLDHAM 2. |
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98 |
Football: No lament as Lamont impresses; CLIFTONVILLE 1 CRUSADERS 1. |
Mccreadie, John |
|
146 |
Football: No Thome Comfort For Kirkland; SUNDERLAND 1 COVENTRY 0. |
Ward, Les |
|
477 |
Football: Now do it on the park, Eyal. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
253 |
Football: Now Houllier joins in the race for Rio. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
248 |
FOOTBALL: O'NEILL JOINS FA WISH LIST. |
Smith, Paul; Clavane, Anthony |
|
228 |
Football: ONE HULL OF DRAW, YORK; YORK 0 HULL 0. |
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|
173 |
Football: OWLS SWOOP ON FRAGILE FULHAM; SHEFF WED 3 FULHAM 3. |
Leach, Martin |
|
499 |
Football: Parlour: You Won't Get Wenger. |
Smith, Paul |
|
222 |
Football: PATTON IN COMMAND; NEWRY 0 OMAGH 2. |
Smyth, Austin |
|
235 |
Football: Peter plans big clearout; MACCLESFIELD 0 HALIFAX 0. |
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|
81 |
Football: Platt leaves City so flat; EXETER 0 ROCHDALE 1. |
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150 |
Football: Poor Smith left staring down the Gun barrell; LEICESTER 2 DERBY 1. |
Smith, Dave |
|
787 |
Football: Posh leave it so late; PETERBORO 3 COLCHESTER 1. |
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95 |
Football: Preece: We were fleeced; WIGAN 1 BURY 0. |
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99 |
Football: Pressure mounts on Robbo; IPSWICH 2 BORO 1. |
Burrington, Peter |
|
336 |
Football: Ridsdale raps 'flop' Charlton. |
Clavane, Anthony |
|
230 |
Football: Rivaldo: Gunners can go all the way; BARCELONA ACE TIPS ARSENAL FOR EURO GLORY. |
Smith, Paul |
|
577 |
Football: ROBBO HAMMER BLOW; WEST HAM 1 NEWCASTLE 0. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
268 |
Football: Robbo rocks as Boro roll; IPSWICH 2 BORO 1. |
Burrington, Petter |
|
327 |
Football: Robson faced the sack over England call-up. |
Smith, Paul |
|
223 |
FOOTBALL: RORY GLORY; Derby's Mr Fixit tells McCarthy: I'll do any job you need me for. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
|
453 |
Football: Sam had Hughes in his sights. |
Evans, Rhys |
|
244 |
FOOTBALL: SCHOPP OF HORRORS; SHOT-SHY RANGERS FOR THE EURO CHOP SAYS STURM HITMAN Outlook is Rozier now for Seb. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
210 |
FOOTBALL: SEE UNITED v BORO. |
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90 |
Football: Sharpe Move. |
White, Peter |
|
80 |
Football: Shining Arnar keeps his cool; LEICESTER 2 DERBY 1. |
Smith, Dave |
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332 |
Football: Simply Red 5 All Saints 0; MAN UTD 5 SOUTHAMPTON 0: Teddy hits a treble as United respond to Fergie blast by stuffing Southampton. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
773 |
Football: Slick Rick is over-joyed!; ST MIRREN 2 ABERDEEN 0. |
Mcgroarty, Frank |
|
408 |
Football: Smith's Doug Out Of Hole; BOLTON 3 PALACE 3. |
Sutton, Lindsay |
|
184 |
Football: Smiths do porridge; PORTADOWN 0 GLENAVON 0. |
Armstrong, David |
|
247 |
Football: Sparky wants to bow out in style. |
Gorman, Ken |
|
468 |
FOOTBALL: SPL SPLIT FANS RANGERS FURY. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
530 |
FOOTBALL: STRACHAN'S VIDEO FURY. |
Milledge, Adrian |
|
107 |
FOOTBALL: STRONG STUFF FROM GREG. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
445 |
Football: Stuart can make it 'Ell for Bhoys. |
Mchugh, Joe |
|
147 |
Football: Super Stevie walks on Ayr; FALKIRK 3 AYR 0. |
Dick, William |
|
289 |
Football: Swans suffer defeat No 3; SWANSEA 0 PORT VALE 1. |
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237 |
Football: Tayl Of The Unexpected!; EXCLUSIVE: PETER TAYLOR VOWS: I'LL DO IT THE RIGHT WAY, BUT WE'LL HAVE FUN England's new boss and the day he dressed as a woman. |
Clavane, Anthony |
|
1562 |
Football: Team O'Neill will fight to the death; ONE FOOT IN THE RAVE AS CELTIC AIM TO FINISH THE JOB AGAINST BORDEAUX. |
Mchugh, Joe |
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848 |
Football: That's the spirit, Rod. |
O'Malley, Karen |
|
327 |
Football: Thorpedo's golden shots; WYCOMBE 1 BRISTOL C 2. |
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137 |
Football: Tom 'n' cheery; DUNDEE UTD 0 HIBS 1. |
Moore, Wallace |
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543 |
Football: Tony saves best for last; READING 4 OXFORD 3. |
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135 |
Football: Top Gunners have United in their sights. |
Gray, Andy |
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662 |
FOOTBALL: TRACEY OUT OF INTER TIE. |
O'Reilly, Hugh |
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186 |
Football: U'S IN BLUNDERLAND; MILLWALL 3 CAMBRIDGE 1. |
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112 |
Football: Under-fire George just can't escape the Hassel; CHELSEA 3 SPURS 0. |
Clavane, Anthony |
|
693 |
Football: United in tug-of-war for Mexes. |
Hetherington, Paul |
|
97 |
FOOTBALL: UNITED LOOK FORWARD TO A FREE VAN. |
Smith, Paul |
|
337 |
Football: Wakey, wakey and win tickets to see Leeds. |
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134 |
Football: Walsall's Gray day; BRENTFORD 2 WALSALL 1. |
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129 |
Football: WATER TOUCH, DELE; PORTSMOUTH 1 BIRMINGHAM 1 - Adebola claims equaliser in washout. |
White, Peter |
|
449 |
FOOTBALL: WHY IT'S ALL CHANGE IN THE PECKING ORDER. |
Hepburn, Ray |
|
451 |
FOOTBALL: ZO AMBITIOUS; ITALIAN ACE REVEALS HIS MANAGEMENT DREAM; Franco eyes the Chelsea hot-seat. |
Fitzgerald, Gary |
|
433 |
FOX KILLERS AGED FOUR; As the hunting season starts this weekend, we reveal how Prince Charles and Camilla's favourite hunt encourages nursery-age children to get a taste for blood. Thislittle boy saw a terrified fox cornered and then shot dead. |
Kempster, Doug |
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778 |
FREE NEXT WEEK IN YOUR SUNDAY MIRROR. |
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105 |
FURY AS GUCCI SELL HAMSTER FUR SUITS; Animal lovers condemn trendy pounds 4,000 outfits. |
Hamilton, Rosey |
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399 |
GAA: All Star fury is De Paor for course. |
Gill, Barry |
|
324 |
GAA: Kev looks a likely lad. |
Coates, Adam |
|
262 |
GAA: MAUGHAN LAYS DOWN THE LAW; FERMANAGH PLANNING WITH MILITARY PRECISION. |
Gill, Barry |
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613 |
GAA: McKeever's last chance of Oscar. |
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180 |
GAA: Moran ready to take Off. |
Gill, Barry |
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354 |
GARDA CHIEF GETS BIG BOOZE BILL..AND HE DOESN'T DRINK; RUC officers 'ran up tab and charged it to teetotal Byrne'. |
Carton, Y Donna |
|
457 |
GARDENING : Have a very berry time with those evergreens. |
Wild, Adrienne |
|
276 |
GARDENING : Q & A. |
Wild, Adrienne |
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233 |
Get online now and give to the Poppy Appeal. |
James, Fiona |
|
175 |
Get the look: Amanda Holden. |
Holland, Jackie |
|
80 |
Ghostly goings-on are a real cracker. |
Quigley, Maeve |
|
183 |
GOING FOR A SONG; Now fans will pay pounds 1m for opera legend Callas's treasures. |
Couzens, Gerard |
|
196 |
GOLF: LEE CANNOT POUL IT OFF NOW. |
Mcguire, Bernie |
|
197 |
Golf: Tiger on the prowl. |
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150 |
Golf: Tiger: I am tame. |
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132 |
Gran held for trying to sell her grandson. |
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92 |
Green-haired gunmen strike. |
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89 |
Harry Potter changes law on child stars. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
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237 |
HARTLEPOOL'S BEATEN MAN U AND ARSENAL; (but only in the friendliest stadium league). |
Milne, Shaun |
|
432 |
He dragged me from the car, kicked me, and punched me in the face so hard both sides of my jaw shattered; BRUNO BROOKES BROKE MY JAW. |
Challand, Christine |
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2487 |
Health: Dear Doctor; Dr Mark Porter answers your questions on everything from gas poisoning fears and safe contraception to incontinence and a dispute with a GP. |
Porter, Dr Mark |
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750 |
HOLIDAYS : YOUR SKI BARGAIN BREAKS. |
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286 |
Holidays: Ski-ing is believing; OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST RESORTS. |
King, Sarah Whitfield |
|
635 |
Holidays: Take a bite out of the Big Apple...Yule love it. |
Barnes, Lucy |
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232 |
Homestyle: A lot on his plate; TV chef Jamie Oliver and his wife of four months, Jools, have just bought a two-bed flat but it needs, er, a spot of work. Is Jamie as good with a Rawlplug as he is with ratatouille? Find out overleaf in Part One of his DIY diary. |
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573 |
Honour first for orphan appeal heroine Monica. |
Breslin, John |
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306 |
I HOPE THEY WILL ALL BE AS HAPPY AS I AM; Viagra mum brings hope to childless women. |
O'Hanlon, Terry |
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605 |
I HOPE THEY WILL ALL BE AS HAPPY AS I AM; Viagra mum brings hope to childless women. |
O'Hanlon, Terry |
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542 |
I WAS ILL BUT AM NOW FIT TO FIGHT ELECTION; DUP's Iris eyes Taylor's stronghold. |
Carton, Donna |
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476 |
I'd love us to start a family ...but not until I'm fit enough to be a proper father.I could not bear to be stuck in a chair as Alex taught them football; AS GEORGE BEST STARTS A NEW LIFE IN IRELAND WITH LOYAL WIFE ALEX HE REVEALS THE TRUE EXTENT OF HIS SICKNESS - AND HOW HE CAN'T WAIT TO BECOME A DAD AGAIN. |
Wills, Colin |
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2104 |
Interview: Gillian Taylforth - Happiness is...a complete family; Gillian Taylforth talks to Annie Leask about the trauma of losing two babies and undergoing another difficult pregnancy before finally giving birth to her son. |
Leask, Annie |
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1415 |
Irish films are reely awful blasts Gabriel. |
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396 |
Irish women 'lose out on nurses' posts'. |
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141 |
IT'S A LOTTO NONSENSE; 'Good causes' cash poured into crazy art projects. |
Hayter, Jonathan |
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264 |
IT'S POET SCORNER. |
Carton, Donna |
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433 |
Jane Gordon's column. |
Gordon, Jane |
|
637 |
John Hunter's column: An arresting moment in Paddy's past; HE'S GOT HIS FINGER ON THE PULSE OF IRISH POLITICS. |
Hunter, John |
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108 |
John Hunter's column: Blair visit timed to give Trimble's opponents scare; HE'S GOT HIS FINGER ON THE PULSE OF IRISH POLITICS. |
Hunter, John |
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373 |
John Hunter's column: INQUIRIES NEEDED NO MATTER WHAT; HE'S GOT HIS FINGER ON THE PULSE OF IRISH POLITICS. |
Hunter, John |
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158 |
John Hunter's column: When a flying doctor arrived at Lord Fitt's; HE'S GOT HIS FINGER ON THE PULSE OF IRISH POLITICS. |
Hunter, John |
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120 |
Johnny Vaughan Column: Give us this day our daily pizza bread...deliver us from olives. |
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126 |
Johnny Vaughan Column: Here's to an award for all that's odd... |
Vaughan, Johnny |
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292 |
Johnny Vaughan Column: Michael and Zeta have a fine sort of romance. |
Vaughan, Johnny |
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234 |
Johnny Vaughan Column: Our proud history of great men is now a sip of fools. |
Vaughan, Johnny |
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245 |
Just good Friends. |
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148 |
JUST SEVEN WEEKS OF KEANE'S WAGES; Sir Stanley leaves pounds 360,000. |
Hayward, Stephen |
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396 |
LEDWARD VICTIMS TO SUE. |
Halle, Martyn |
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130 |
Lock out... it's the key stole cops. |
James, Fiona |
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145 |
LOOK OUT, THERE'S A LEO AHEAD; What's your road sign? |
Stocks, Amanda |
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465 |
Lottery winners: I deserve a share of their huge windfall. |
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161 |
Maeve Quigley's column: Gribbin out to impress. |
Quigley, Maeve |
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93 |
Maeve Quigley's column: Hot Press plug in for a sound contest. |
Quigley, Maeve |
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171 |
MAEVE QUIGLEY'S COLUMN: IT'S A SNOW BLINDER; Patrol's new record getting early raves. |
Quigley, Maeve |
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473 |
Maeve Quigley's column: Richard the second for lucky fans. |
Quigley, Maeve |
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142 |
Mail order Viagra ad 'worrying', Fine Gael. |
Bushe, Andrew |
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241 |
Man accused of Real IRA membership. |
Macdermott, Diarmaid |
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331 |
Missing Lucie suspect on rape charge. |
Harper, James |
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153 |
Mo no more according to French book. |
Quigley, Maeve |
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282 |
Money: Focus On... Titanic memorabilia. |
Breese, James |
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184 |
Money: I saw my car go floating by. |
Day, Anna |
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264 |
Money: Make sure that your finances are healthy ...in case you're not. |
Day, Anna |
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725 |
MONEY: MONEY ZONE. |
Day, Anna |
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138 |
Money: Pound Signs. |
Day, Anna |
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131 |
MONEY: THE ARK ANGELS; Flood victims bless day they took out insurance. |
Day, Anna |
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759 |
MONEY: TREASURE HUNTERS. |
Breese, James |
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446 |
MOTOR RACING: BEST IS YET TO COME; Debut season was beyond my wildest dreams - and it can only get better SPORTS MIRROR: JENSON BUTTON RECALLS A GREAT FIRST SEASON IN FORMULA ONE. |
Button, Jenson |
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1293 |
Motor Racing: Williams fear backlash as Button goes. |
Derby, Michael |
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539 |
MPs PROBE OFFICE COSTS. |
Mclaughlin, Chris |
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107 |
NAVY SHIP BEACHED.. BY WATER; Superbugs in drinking water. |
Hamilton, Rosey |
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257 |
New army move to combat stress disorder in the ranks. |
Bushe, Andrew |
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290 |
New plan for breast screening will tackle risk.. and save lives. |
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697 |
Our son was the first ...he won't be our last. |
Appleyard, Mandy |
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349 |
Paralympics: British team riding high. |
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90 |
PARENTS BATTLE ON DESPITE BABY BLOW; US surgeon last hope for unborn child. |
Breslin, John |
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381 |
Parishioners told of priest abuse probe. |
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134 |
Passengers to pay for the funding of crucial rail repairs. |
Hayter, Jonathan |
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193 |
Polically Incorrect: Have mistress will travel. |
Buckland, Chris |
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139 |
Polically Incorrect: This Widdecombe blows your mind... |
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80 |
Polically Incorrect: When the going gets tough, the Moaning Minnies get going... |
Buckland, Chris |
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629 |
POLICE CHIEF GETS BIG BOOZE BILL..AND HE DOESN'T DRINK; RUC officers 'ran up tab and charged it to teetotal Byrne'. |
Carton, Donna |
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435 |
POLICE CHIEFS ON PATROL FOR TOP UK JOBS. |
Cassidy, John |
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446 |
pounds 20m? WE'RE MAKING ENDS MEAT; THEIR MASSIVE WIN BRINGS THEM IN pounds 12,000 A MONTH EACH, YET THESE SIX CANNY SCOTS ARE DETERMINED TO GIVE THE GOOD LIFE THE COLD SHOULDER; Lotto butchers have no time for fancy cars and posh homes. |
Oakeshott, Isabel; Mcginty, Brendan |
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1043 |
pounds 6m AND OUR SON; Angry Quaid demands huge divorce pay-off from Meg. |
Bond, Peter |
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349 |
Prayer is a comfort. It stops me from becoming too downhearted; TV STAR JOE LYNCH ON CARING FOR HIS SPECIAL DAUGHTER..AND HIS FEARS FOR THE FUTURE. |
Feinstein, Sharon |
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839 |
Public asked to help trace Rachel's killer. |
Roche, Barry |
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270 |
Queen is urged to open up her books to MPs. |
Buckwell, Andrew |
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147 |
QUEEN VISIT OFF; Monarch's security 'cannot be guaranteed in Ireland'. |
Breslin, John |
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678 |
Racing: Barry left Standing in control. |
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157 |
Racing: Bobbyjo's a soft touch. |
Clower, Michael |
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249 |
RACING: BUSINESS SURVIVES A BLOOMER. |
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258 |
Racing: Johnston's drumming up a Storm. |
Clower, Michael |
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274 |
Racing: Kalanisi can tough it out in the Turf. |
Nutting, Gary |
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315 |
RACING: WHAT A RESULT; INDEPENDENT REPORT BACKS OUR BATTLE WITH THE BOOKIES Our campaign on SPs brings victory for the punter. |
Down, Alastair |
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796 |
RACING: WILLIE'S ROYAL FLUSH. |
Clower, Michael |
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199 |
Rail workers ordered not to mend faults on danger lines. |
Hayter, Jonathan |
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348 |
Raising money for Omagh was the least I could do.. my children could have been there when the bomb went off; WHY DOMINIC KIRWAN SANG FOR HIS HOME TOWN AFTER REAL IRA ATTACK. |
Quigley, Maeve |
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1211 |
Relationships: Aunt we the lucky ones. |
Rockett, Karen |
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992 |
REMEMBRANCE DAY BOMB FEAR; REAL IRA PLOT TO DISRUPT LONDON CEREMONY. |
Cassidy, John |
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508 |
Reviews: Albums of the Week. |
Hyland, Ian |
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84 |
Reviews: Movies - Blair Witch II is spookily good; BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 (18). |
Falk, Quentin |
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391 |
Reviews: Singles of the Week. |
Hyland, Ian |
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81 |
ROGER WHISTLES UP A MANSION. |
Mcardle, Patsy |
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268 |
RUC DRINKS BYRNE DRY; Police party leaves teetotal Garda boss with bill headache. |
Carton, Donna |
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168 |
Rugby League: Horne's the Man. |
Kelso, David |
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357 |
RUGBY LEAGUE: LAM'S LATE SLAM; FRANCE 20 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 23. |
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153 |
RUGBY LEAGUE: MAC'S MAGIC; IRELAND 30 SAMOA 16: Rhinos' Barrie eases Ireland past Samoans. |
Flack, John |
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335 |
RUGBY LEAGUE: SULLIVAN PLEA. |
Burke, David A. |
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169 |
Rugby League: World Cup - Oz Turn Up Heat; ENGLAND 2 AUSTRALIA 22 - WORLD CUP RUGBY SPECIAL: BRAVE ENGLAND GO DOWN AT THE DEATH. |
Burke, David A. |
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562 |