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Articles in Mar 25, 2001 issue of Sunday Mirror

• Football: O'Neill set for Ferdinand bid
  by JOE McHUGH
• Football: WALES RATINGS
  by Compiled by MIKE GOUGE
• Football: Falkirk mar return trip for Airdrie; AIRDRIE 1 FALKIRK 2
  by RON MARSHALL
• Football: Glens' goodbye is real Ards luck story for Rainey
  by BILL CLARK
• Rugby Union: Port storm to eight try victory tally; DUNVANT 14
  by MIKE BURROWS
• Football: It's easy Piedi as Shreeves' men rock City; BIRMINGHAM 1
  by ADRIAN MILLEDGE
• Football: Sturrock can stilll raise smile; PLYMOUTH 0 HARTLEPOOL 2
  by ALAN LAKE
• RACING: CLOWER'S FIVE TO FOLLOW ON THE FLAT
• Swimming: Thorpe close
• FOOTBALL: WORLD CUP EXTRA - I CAN'T SUFFER TWO BIG UPSETS IN ONE
  by JOE McHUGH
• Football: Arild's ascent
  by ARTHUR GILL
• FOOTBALL: IT'S ALL DOWN TO O'NEILL
• Football: Freddie set for millions
  by GARY FITZGERALD
• Rugby League: I'm ready to fulfil my Twickers dream; BY SEAN LONG
• Golf: Monty has a fair way to go still!
  by BERNIE McGUIRE
• Motorcycling: Haydon wants to take on the world
  by JOHN BROWN
• Money: Talk is cheap in the telecom age
  by CHRIS PARKIN
• Your Letters: RODGERS TO FOOT-AND-MOUTH RESCUE
  by Ryan McAllister, Derry
• Your Letters: Reader's Letter
  by P Reilly, Edinburgh
• Letter: We must act NOW to save the countryside
  by WP Smith
• Letter: Reader's letter
  by Spencer Arnott
• Singles of the Week
  by Ian Hyland
• VIRGINIA IRONSIDE'S ADVICE COLUMN; BRITAIN'S TOP ADVICE COLUMNIST
  by VIRGINIA IRONSIDE
• Farmers lose crown to Miss
• GETTING ONLINE IS STILL FOR THE RICH
  by ANDREW WOODCOCK
• HRT CAN CURE SNORING TOO
  by ROGER DOBSON
• 21 die in three car bombings
• The Eagles are landing
  by DEIRDRE O'DONOVAN
• NOT-SO-GOODFELLA; Sopranos star was real-life gangster
  by DAVID GARDNER in Los Angeles
• Johnny Vaughan's column: Let's hear it for S Club's rock 'n' roll-
  by Johnny Vaughan
• Queen of Spin: First Minister is fed up with snobbish attitude
  by Lorraine Davidson
• John Hunter's column: SDLP refuse to party with SF 'monkeys'
  by John Hunter
• Politically incorrect: Cheryl Carolus
  by Chris Buckland
• NEW HOPE FOR DEAF; Cure likely for 70 per cent of sufferers
  by SHARON COLLINS
• Carole Malone's column: If Nigella found some comfort, good luck to
  by Carole Malone
• The Diary: Ross fails in pounds 1m househunter role
  by IAN HYLAND
• INTERVIEW EMMA BUNTON: SPICE GIRL EMMA OPENS HER HEART ON LOVE,
  by RICHARD BARBER
• Wicked column: Alan Titchmarsh
• DO NET MISBEHAVE
• ROYAL FINANCE REVOLUTION : I'LL PAY FOR MY PALACES; Income from
  by ANDREW BUCKWELL Royal Correspondent
• Theft of diary causes RUC men to flee
  by RUTH O'REILLY
• Sunday Mirror Comment: George we're rooting for you - all the best
• Foot & Mouth Crisis: Fury in Britain as Blair visits the killing
  by CHRIS McLAUGHLIN
• Foot & Mouth crisis: US tourists stay away
• SLAP! Beauty with Abby Knight
  by Abby Knight
• Interview: I'd love a child of my own; Corrie's ex-maneater hopes
  by Sharon Feinstein
• Football: Hughes has no grumble with Fergie
  by KEN GORMAN
• Football: CWMBRAN ON SONG; LEAGUE OF WALES
• Football: pounds 6,000 lift for Morton survival bid
  by FRANK McGROARTY
• Football: Super Roy leads Irish in a romp; N IRELAND 0 CZECH REP 1
  by BILL CLARK
• Rugby Union: Roaring to go with the Lions
  by PHIL BENNETT: Interview by DAVID WILLIAMS
• Football: Williams lays down the law; DARLINGTON 2 SCUNTHORPE 1
• Football: Omoyimni's class show; OXFORD 4 ROTHERHAM 3
• Racing: Hughes looks good bet for jockeys' 'title'
  by GARY NUTTING
• BETZONE: HOLD FIRE ON ASHES
  by RICHARD GRIFFITHS
• Football: SPARKY EYES REVENGE
  by KEN GORMAN
• FOOTBALL: SOLE MAN COLE STRIDING ON TO HIS DREAMS
  by PAUL SMITH
• Football: O'Neill in last-gasp move for Ferdinand
  by JOE McHUGH
• Football: WENGER WANTS TO BOSS BARCA; EXCLUSIVE: He'll ask Gunners
  by PAUL SMITH
• RUGBY UNION: MILNE MAGIC LIFTS 'CALDY; SCOTTISH ROUND-UP
• Golf: Olly shows he still can be Master
  by BERNIE McGUIRE
• GAA: LONDON HIT OUT AT BAN
  by BARRY GILL
• Holidays: Campsite Catalonia; It's the fun way to see Spain's wildest
  by POLLY HEPBURN
• Your Letters: Sir Ronnie is right
• MONEY: TALK'S SO CHEAP; Cut your telephone bill by pounds 100 a year
  by ANNA DAY
• Letter: Reader's letter
  by Ann Bennett
• Letter: Reader's letter
  by B Marland
• Film reviews: Sandra prowls the catty-walk
  by QUENTIN FALK
• Down the tube: Goliath's death was a tall story
  by Ian Hyland
• Sofa so good for Sinead as she takes her place in the Ireland AM
  by DEIRDRE O'DONOVAN
• TEAM HAVE FLARE FOR SAVING LIVES; Brave crews fly to the rescue in
  by JOHN BRESLIN
• THE TELL-TALE SIGNS; EXCLUSIVE: Signatures that give away stars'
  by JAMES DAVIS
• EASTER FLIGHTS CHAOS; Strike ultimatum in air traffic dispute
  by MIKE EDWARDS
• SIR STAN SNUBBED
  by GERARD COUZENS
• Clare McKeon's Column: Thinking of becoming a single dad? You've got
  by Clare McKeon
• Johnny Vaughan's column: A call-up for that boy who works in Curry's
  by Johnny Vaughan
• Family misfortune dogs Les
• Queen of Spin: Scot who became a Euro-hero while we weren't looking
  by Lorraine Davidson
• Politically incorrect: William Hague
  by Chris Buckland
• FAMILY SUE FBI OVER DEATH OF GUN RUNNER McINTYRE; They claim agents
  by JOHN BRESLIN

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