December 30, 2001
Paul O'Kane
THERE'S no going back now.
This weekend as Europe's citizens prepare to ring in the new year, the residents of 12 countries will also be preparing for the ...
December 30, 2001
Ian Fox
FLICKING back through the issues of The Sunday Tribune 2001 reminds us that despite foot and mouth (now almost forgotten! ) and 11 September, it was a good year for music ...
December 30, 2001
Nell McCafferty
YOU couldn't get a dog for love nor money from the dog pound this Christmas. It would be cruel to the animal. The Dublin Society for the Prevention of ...
December 30, 2001
Brian Carey
Stock tips
IN the days before Christmas, The Sunday Tribune emptied out our coffers and revisited our share portfolio to see what blind alleys we directed readers down last year ...
December 30, 2001
Edel Coffey
IT'S that time of year again. No, not the time of cheer and good will to all but the time when we have all binged out on Christmas pud ...
December 30, 2001
Henry Goldman
SINCE 1894, when Bob Levy's great-grandfather first sold linens from a pushcart, Harris Levy & Co had prospered on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
Then came the World Trade Centre ...
December 30, 2001
Stephen Collins
THE political agenda for the first two months of the New Year will be dominated by an old issue that has been dragged back centre stage by the Taoiseach. Bertie ...
December 30, 2001
Anna Carey
LIKE most smokers, journalist Conor Goodman has a love/ hate relationship with cigarettes. One the one hand, he wants to stop (and indeed has tried to do so several times ...
December 30, 2001
Paddy Murray
AT SOME point during the year, you said: There's nothing on television. Admit it.
You did. We all do. And when you look back, there certainly were times when ...
December 30, 2001
Edel Coffey
WHEN Geri Halliwell's documentary, Geri, was aired on national television in 1999, the mouthy Spice Girl, whose star was at the time in a nose-dive, found a sympathetic ear ...