Week in Review
Main Stories From Thursday, November 19, 2009
- Ryanair: Dept of Transport is 'corrupt'
- Fraud a growing issue for Irish businesses - PWC report
- ‘I’m ready to leave the jungle’, says Price
- Gallagher: New band songs better than Oasis songs
- Winehouse breast implants leak
- Dallerup: Jungle show has turned into 'The Katie Show'
- Brown: 'Jedward' talents lie outside singing
- Dunst no longer friends with ex Gyllenhaal
- Danyl threatens to quit 'X Factor'
- Moss sparks controversy with 'thin' comments
- Damon: I'll never make a bad Bourne movie
- Wood: Being active keeps me sane
- Young takes pills to halt hair loss
- Sites shut down after selling Beatles songs
- Taoiseach to confront Sarkozy over 'Henry handball'
- High Court restricts publication of clerical abuse report
- Tánaiste: Strikes will not help talks
- More warnings of flooding as rain set to continue
- Gardaí investigate armed raid in Co Laois
- CSO figures reveal drop in poverty rate
- Govt 'making no effort' to avert crippling strike
- Talks continue to fill top EU jobs
- Colum McCann wins US fiction prize
- Cowen signals no change to old age pension
- Man in serious condition after Meath explosion
- Public Accounts Committee 'struggling' with FAS complaints
- Glanbia to cut 60 jobs
- Taoiseach congratulates Ireland team
- 454 children missing from state care in eight years
- Bord Snip's agriculture cuts to be discussed
- Given: Henry has cheated me
- FIFA rule out replay for Ireland
- McIlroy happy to avoid Westwood tomorrow
- St Ledger: Henry will be remembered for infamous handball
- FIFA set to reject FAI plea for replay
- FIFA receive FAI complaint
- FAI call on FIFA for replay
- French public turn on Henry
- Trap demands answers over referee
- FAI to lodge complaint with FIFA over handball goal
- Swedes blast blunder referee
- Keane blasts FIFA seedings
- McIlroy and Westwood locked together
- Kilbane adds to calls for replay
- Henry tweets qualified apology
- Ahern demands replay after play-off defeat
- Brady: We would play again in Paris to settle this
- Tyrone goalkeeper to miss season's start
- Liang sets pace in Dubai
- Dunne: Henry told me he handled the ball
- Wenger hopes injuries are at end
- Keane blasts Platini and Blatter
- Trapattoni ‘bitter’ over controversial winner
- ‘Handball goal cost us our dreams’, says St Ledger
- Van Rompuy named as EU President
- Blair ruled out of EU Presidency race
- Judge rules US Army at fault for New Orleans flooding
- Kerry's daughter accused of drink driving
- Karzai sworn in amid promises of war on corruption
- Delayed air passengers to benefit from compensation ruling
- Vatican unveils restored relic
- Shuttle docks with space station
- Postal restrictions mean end to Santa response
- Another suicide attacker strikes Peshawar
- Karzai pledges to root out corruption
- Obama aims to beef up Iran sanctions
- Girl,10, tasered by US police with mother's permission
- '16 killed' in blast outside courthouse
Main Stories From Wednesday, November 18, 2009
- Aer Lingus in further job cuts warning
- Spring: Doherty best candidate for AIB job
- AIB bows to pressure over boss's salary cap
- Cowen: Doherty's wage will not exceed Govt limit
- AIB revises bad debt figures upwards
- Confectioners 'plan joint bid for Cadbury'
- Govt rejects pay proposal for AIB boss
- 'X Factor' contestants set to cash in on tour
- Keisha: 'Babes will struggle without me
- Girls Aloud star has jewellery stolen
- Jedward sign deal with management company
- Dancer quits the jungle
- Jackson splits from boyfriend
- Anderson confesses to taking cocaine
- Rihanna not worried about 'flashing her flesh'
- Cage facing legal battle with former manager
- Price wants Andre to see 'the girl he married'
- Glanbia to cut more than 60 jobs
- Friends spent day shopping before horror crash
- Two quizzed over failed 'tiger' robbery
- Legal experts urged to speed up personal debt reforms
- ICTU says strike plans will stay in place
- MEPS back Robinson for top EU job
- Two held in connection with Kilkenny 'tiger' raid
- North police release Old Bailey bomber Price
- McCarthy: No choice but to cut public pay and welfare
- AIB bows to pressure over salary cap
- Horror crash prompts plea from Garda Commissioner
- 'Inadequate' health service causing one stroke death a day
- Nairac murder suspect back in court
- Kerry hospital to keep full A&E department
- University saddened by students' road accident deaths
- Four students die in Galway crash
- Report: Flooding could make Cork and Dublin 'uninhabitable'
- Four women die in Galway road accident
- Govt plan to take debt issues out of courts
- Coughlan: Opposition have offered no alternatives to Budget
- Dream dashed but pride intact
- Ireland's World Cup dream ends in cruellest of fashions
- Greece book South Africa berth
- Vidic set for United return
- Eduardo signs 'long-term' Gunners deal
- Binocular replaces Punjabi at Newcastle
- Button signs for McLaren
- Report: McLaren set to announce Button move
- O'Driscoll talks up Sexton
- Keane rallies team-mates
- IRB unimpressed with ref Dickinson
- Henry expects no retribution from Ireland
- Iraq elections thrown into chaos by Sunni veto
- Obama admits Guantanamo deadline will be missed
- Pirates attack US siege tanker again
- Pope calls for more child welfare efforts
- Humanists put up ads in four UK cities
- Climate talks 'will show way forward', says Obama
- Woman stoned to death for affair
- British student's killer appeals
- Police investigate Church of Scientology
- Vatican launches Michelangelo 'code'
- UN condemns Lord's Resistance Army in Congo
- Obama: Relationship with China deepening
Main Stories From Tuesday, November 17, 2009
- IL&P shares plunge on ISEQ
- Aer Lingus plan union talks over cost cutting plan
- IFA says 10,000 jobs under threat due to sterling value
- Approval for AIB boss salary not confirmed, says Lenihan
- Pay for new AIB boss 'to exceed salary cap'
- Katie: 'I'm not a monster'
- Jay-Z wants to launch Cheryl in US
- 'Pirates' payday for Depp
- Suspected Crawford stalker reports to police
- McKellen eyes Corrie return
- 'X Factor' sound levels 'manipulated to mask Jedward vocals'
- Hilton 'stopping boyfriend seeing friends'
- Boyle: I was bullied and beaten
- Journalist detained at Jackson doctor's court hearing
- Labour: Govt 'sleep-walking' into strike
- Lower-paid may be brought into tax net
- Council and healthcare workers to join strikes
- Postal worker sentenced to life for murder of woman and two daughters
- Lenihan says AIB cap will remain in place
- Geoghegan-Quinn nominated as next EU Commissioner
- Fatal crash Air Corps plane hit mountain at 800ft
- Man jailed for life for role in murder at bookmakers
- Postman sentenced to three life terms for Christmas Day murders
- Lenihan denies breaking wage cap for bank chief
- Six million smuggled cigarettes seized
- Old Bailey bomber quizzed over soldiers' murders
- Preliminary report shows no technical fault with Galway crash plane
- Around six million smuggled cigarettes seized
- Pair held in connection with soldier shootings in North
- Dempsey unhappy with speed of Iarnród Éireann reform
- Gilmore: I could face down unions
- More delays for eastern commuters
- Rents at lowest level for 10 years
- Lenihan to listen to Budget ideas from Opposition
- Keane relishing underdog role
- Henry keen to finish the job
- Trap calls for 'cool heads and warm hearts'
- Sexton hopes to seize chance to impress
- Trapattoni set to name unchanged side
- Binocular 'coming along nicely'
- Ireland U21s beaten in Armenia
- Sexton to earn first cap against Fiji
- Kuyt blasts 'bad tackle' for Van Persie injury
- Trafford to skip Hennessy
- Coupet impressed by Lloris
- Gerrard set to face City
- RTÉ secures rights to show France match
- Clonmel passes morning inspection
- Benitez: I will quit if Liverpool sell Torres
- Westwood regrets Hong Kong trip
- Diarra: Irish players 'making up stories'
- Geraghty relishing All Blacks challenge
- Duff: Paris win would be Ireland's greatest ever result
- Iran says UN watchdog has cleared nuclear programme
- Britain 'ready' to send more troops to Afghanistan
- Brown urges 'clear timetable' for Afghan security handover
- US Army to investigate handling of shooting suspect
- Fear of attacks persist for United Nations workers
- Shuttle heads towards International Space Station
- Limited progress in US-China talks
Main Stories From Monday, November 16, 2009
- Stocks jump as retail sales rebound
- IBEC submits pre-Budget submission
- ISEQ down slightly
- Aerospace giant announces €87m loss
- FTSE sets new 14-month high
- Kingspan expecting €60m operating profits
- Councils urged to back business rate cut
- Jamie: 'X Factor' wasn't right for me
- 'X-Factor' gatecrasher condemns Cowell 'stranglehold' on industry
- Jordan's jungle jaunt 'to make kids proud'
- Movie success in Gaga's sights
- Tweed to be tried on rape charge
- Jealousy behind Corrie stars' split
- Madonna lover 'devastated' by Africa snub
- Dannii ready to marry
- Keating still struggling to come to terms with loss
- Jamie out as public decide - again
- Bishops call for end to drink firms' sports sponsorship
- House prices in the North 'may be levelling out'
- Man charged with 2001 murder
- Top civil servants back strike plans
- Cowen 'lacks qualities of leadership', says Gilmore
- Hanafin indicates support for prescription charge
- O'Keefe calls on teachers to 'think again'
- Wexford assault victim loses fight for life
- Unite members vote for public sector strike
- Sinn Féin champions pay cap and new tax band
- Kenny to meet with Limerick mayor
- Cowen hails €150m plan for laptop in every classroom
- Cowen: Prescription levy 'just one option'
- Parents' council says teachers strike is 'unnecessary burden'
- Soldier critical after Youghal pub assault
- Unions to consider further stoppages
- PSNI release man held in connection with barracks killings
- SF to set out Budget stall
- Searches to resume for missing Cork student
- Full services resume on Belfast rail line
- Judge: Govt should reopen death penalty debate
- Spike in repossession applications
- Sporting Fingal promoted after Bray epic
- Fitzgerald out for up to six months
- Attack best form of defence for Anelka
- Diaby out of return leg in France
- Burley sacked as Scotland boss
- American trainer Frankel dies aged 68
- Flannery impressed by fearless Healy
- Tardelli upbeat about tough task ahead
- Anak takes Plumpton prize
- O'Driscoll and Heaslip nominated for World Player of the Year award
- Flannery: We need to raise intensity of our game
- Mercedes-Benz to take over Brawn
- Clonmel under a cloud
- Sporting just 90 minutes from promotion
- McIlroy up to 13th in world rankings
- Cork off
- Andrews and co plot Paris plan
- Evra cautious ahead of Paris return
- O'Driscoll: O'Gara proved his class
- Obama plays it softly in criticism of China
- Iran 'could have nuclear bomb in three years'
- Leaders refuse to put price on food plan
- Four killed in Pakistan blast
- Date set for Berlusconi tax trial
- Five held by anti-terror police in UK
- Doctor jailed for spiking pregnant lover's drinks
- Rich must help the starving poor, says UN chief
- China cracks down on dissent during Obama visit
- Four killed in police station blast
- Four held in UK terror raids
- Australia says sorry to abused migrant children
- Kosovo election runs smoothly
- Islamic bank boost to farming in poor countries
- Three killed in Pakistan truck blast
- Freedom of expression a human right, Obama tells Chinese
Main Stories From Sunday, November 15, 2009
- Archer voted off 'X-Factor'
- 'I'm a Celebrity' contestants set up camp
- Tufnell latest to be voted off 'Strictly'
- Harris unveiled as 'X Factor' stage invader
- Andre 'too busy' for new relationship
- Scherzinger shy at heart
- Government wrong to propose fees for medical card holders, say Labour
- Man arrested over soldiers' deaths
- Probe after bomb parts found in jail search
- Woman killed after car ploughs into footpath group
- Commuters stay with the bus after viaduct reopens
- Search for Cork student enters third day
- Report: Lenihan planning to widen tax brackets
- Woman killed after driver mounts footpath
- Irish courage earned draw, says O'Driscoll
- Demons dominate Saints
- O'Connor accuracy puts Newtownshandrum through
- Loup beat Kilcoo by single point
- Rocky rues late try
- Ballygunner make it through to Munster final
- Goal-hungry Portumna rout Loughrea
- Ballyhale blast Dublin champions aside
- Closing surge earns draw against Wallabies
- St Gall's sail through
- Keane wants players to be positive
- Andrews: We will prove tie is not over
- O'Driscoll reaches magic 100
- Chief masters off-key Minded
- Trapattoni keeps World Cup dream alive
- Henry warning over second leg
- Ground blamed for Tarot Power cut
- O’Driscoll: We must keep Elsom quiet to beat ‘tired’ Wallabies
- Elsom: O'Driscoll and back row main threat to Australia
- Tiger claims Master's win
- Pacquiao sees off Cotto
- Bourdy holds off McIlroy for win
- Man arrested on suspicion of sex attacks on more than 100 elderly people
- Obama arrives in China for first visit
- Palestinians to seek UN endorsement of statehood
- Release of detainee abuse photos blocked
- Kosovo voters take to polls in test of new nation
- Nine killed as train derails in India
- Polls open in first Kosovo vote since independence
- Obama tells Burma Junta to free Suu Kyi
Main Stories From Saturday, November 14, 2009
- Somers 'in line for AIB post'
- Conference to discuss future of Irish financial regulation
- Jedward's Queen cover wins over Cowell
- House sale Brand 'not moving to Hollywood'
- Cyrus: I'm no heartbreaker
- Harding casts doubt on future of Girls Aloud
- Flu keeps Forsyth off 'Strictly'
- I'll never tone down my routine, says Brand
- Grandson charged in connection with killing of Galway pensioner
- Cowen challenges Opposition to spell out savings plans
- Cowen warns of widespread public sector reform
- FF adopting 'beggar my neighbour' approach to Budget, says Gilmore
- Trade unions threaten further strikes
- ICTU rejects Taoiseach's deflation assertion
- Visitor restrictions as C. Difficile hits Navan hospital
- Bishop questions ban on women priests
- Three charged in connection with Sinnott kidnap
- Search resumes for missing student
- Domenech denies Henry spat
- Keane: We must believe
- Loughnane named athlete of year
- French head to Paris with precious away goal
- Anelka goal the decider
- No consolation for Northern Ireland
- Depleted England beaten by Brazil
- Sea-ing is believing for O'Grady
- Terry out as Rooney leads
- Ireland 'starting from scratch' again
- Gold medal for Godolphin
- Tranquil Sea wins Gold Cup
- Casey out of World Championship
- Last-gasp goal denies Ireland U-21s victory
- Kidney: Honest endeavour will get us past Wallabies
- McGeady relishing 'big game' atmosphere
- O'Callaghan: We need a big scalp
- Keane spurred by World Cup memories
- Gold Cup field reduced
- Green light for Punchestown
- Duo move level with Woods in Australia
- McIlroy third in Hong Kong
- Henry primed for World Cup showdown
- Mourinho hoping to manage in England again
- Four children among 11 killed in Pakistan bomb attack
- Seven killed in Pakistan suicide bombing
- Anti-war protesters march past NATO summit
- Renowned climber found dead in Himalayas
- Nine killed as speeding train derails
- Dutch drivers to pay tax by distance
- 'Hundreds of Iraqi abuse cased uninvestigated', claims lawyer
- Heavy snow in China kills 40

