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This archive contains references to articles from April 16-30, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Friday, April 30
Blair and Ahern prepare for more peace talks: BBC
MP's Finucane IRA claim sparks outrage: Irish News
Public 'demanding' dialogue on parades: The Irish Times
No justification for not talking: Irish News (Editorial)
Orange Volunteers admit pub bomb: The Irish Times
Three accused of terror plot: The Times
Ulster-Scots backers hit out at ‘mockery’: Irish News
Thursday, April 29
Telling of victims' stories a vital part of peacemaking: The Irish Times
Church hierarchy rapped over sectarianism report: Belfast Telegraph
Hume's 30-year career honoured: The Irish Times
Orangemen 'should talk over parades': Belfast Telegraph
London to probe Belfast lawyer's murder: BBC
Finucane truth must be known: Irish News
IRA to be granted graves immunity: The Independent
Republic boosts spending on north: Irish News
Wednesday, April 28
Met chief launches new Finucane probe: Belfast Telegraph
This is no time to park peace process: Irish Independent
Kosovo and Ulster - The alarming parallel.: Belfast Telegraph
Blair and Ahern discuss 'difficult' peace: BBC
Trilateral talks bid to break impasse: Irish News
Immunity over IRA victims' bodies: Electronic Telegraph
Retrieval of bodies could begin before end of May: The Irish Times
Little hope of impasse in North being resolved this side of summer holiday: The Irish Times
Fury at lodge fallout over Omagh Mass: Irish News
Church urged to fearlessly tackle sectarianism: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday witness shock: Irish News
Tuesday, April 27
Patten member urges radicalism: Belfast Telegraph
Adams keeping his own counsel: Boston Globe
Unionists and SF bid to meet on Hume plan: Belfast Telegraph
Poll shows increased support for agreement: The Irish Times
Talks face summer deadline: The Independent
NIO denies Paisley's claim of parking talks: The Irish Times
Mitchell hopeful of N Ireland breakthrough: BBC
Time to stop asking IRA to give up arms: The Irish Times
Front Line in Ulster Conflict Is Measured by Feet: New York Times
More to SDLP proposal than meets the eye: by Malachi O'Doherty (BBC)
Murdered loyalist linked to Nelson killing: Irish News
'Almost 1,000' Catholics applied to join RUC: The Irish Times
IRA ‘taking slice of cross-border smuggling’: Irish News
UUP man awaits Orange decision: The Irish Times
Defying global anxieties, Ireland's economic good times roll: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Monday, April 26
SDLP shifting closer to SF on arms: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Finding a way forward: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
A radical suggestion legalise the IRA: Sunday Business Post
Bad Summer Ahead: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
No going back to the old ways: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Nothing ruled out to end impasse, Ahern: The Irish Times
World will shun us if we fail - Mallon: Irish News
Sinn Fein warns of peace process collapsing: BBC
The victims issue: reconciliation or just new tactics?: Irish News
McGuinness urges UUP rethink on Hume plan: The Irish Times
Trimble’s Vatican visit is result of real reform: Irish News
Orangemen consider mobilising members: The Irish Times
Sign of hope on marching: Irish News (Editorial)
BBC makes Bloody Sunday plea : BBC
Sunday, April 25
Patton leaving Orange Order: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
GEORGE MITCHELL, FORMER U.S. SENATE MAJORITY LEADER: Chicago Tribune
"Restorative Justice" will lead to cantonisation of civil liberty: by Henry McDonald (The Observer)
Hume bid to break deadlock: BBC
IRA seeks link in arms deal to scrapping RUC: The Sunday Times
What way forward for the peace process now?: Sunday Independent
Soldiers face quiz on Nelson murder: The Sunday Times
Who killed Rosemary?: The Sunday Times
Saturday, April 24
From the ruins of conflict we need to build consent: Belfast Telegraph
Adams claims agreement `suspended': Irish Independent
Denial by man named in IRA bomb inquiry: Electronic Telegraph
Bombing inquiry a welcome move: Irish News (Editorial)
Politicians to blame for this peace process deadlock: Irish Independent
North's churches 'trapped in divide': The Irish Times
Anti-Catholicism water under Boyne bridge?: Irish News
Harassment of lawyers is denied: The Irish Times
RUC ‘tried to recruit men’: Irish News
Police body hears of report 'backlash': The Irish Times
Friday, April 23
Only the police can get justice for Rosemary: Belfast Telegraph
Historic meeting far from popular at home: The Irish Times
Trimble decision deserves applause: Irish News
RUC criticised at US Congressional hearing: The Irish Times
‘RUC failing to protect Catholics’: Irish News
Public angry at obduracy of SF and UUP, says McGrady: The Irish Times
Time standing still at sectarian interface: Irish News
Unionist party negotiator is arrested: Electronic Telegraph
Thursday, April 22
'Fundamental' faults in Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
RUC `know loyalist gang who killed lawyer': Irish Independent
MacCionnaith urged to back up his claim: Belfast Telegraph
Conclusions on collusion: Belfast Telegraph (by Ken Maginnis)
Nelson’s claims stand up - taoiseach: Irish News
Ahern 'satisfied' with Nelson inquiry: The Irish Times
Holy silence on Trimble’s Pope meeting: Irish News
A chance for the churches to rescue the peace: The Irish Times
Alliance chief to stand in Europe: Irish News
If there is no progress, North process will be parked: The Irish Times
Paper 'reveals' IRA bomb suspect: BBC
Commission set up to find disappeared: Irish News
Councillor brands Irish street name ban ‘absurd’: Irish News
Wednesday, April 21
Eamonn McCann: Belfast Telegraph
'US policing probe has snubbed me': Belfast Telegraph
IRA link to Collins murder: Belfast Telegraph
Irish Attorney Murder Probe Urged: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Nelson's work honoured: The Irish Times
Loyalists ‘waging war of ethnic cleansing’: Irish News
Orange anger at Trimble meeting Pope: BBC
Sectarianism will not help tourism: Irish News (Editorial)
Job disparity in North 'a blight': The Irish Times
The writing on the wall makes very little sense: Irish News
Peace deal ‘is being vandalised’: Irish News
President lauds culture of consensus: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday: Heath outburst whips up storm: Irish News
Most voters expect Scottish independence within 10 years: The Guardian
Tuesday, April 20
Nelson protection 'wasn't requested': Belfast Telegraph
Tactical Shift Hinted In N. Ireland Talks: Washington Post
Talks to continue despite deadlock over IRA weapons: Electronic Telegraph
New body puts weight behind peace process: Irish News
CHANGING GEAR: The Times (Editorial)
Peace process should be seen through: The Irish Times
Pope visit sparks unholy war of words: Irish News
Ulster's silent bystanders see a bleak future: The Times
‘Lessons of agreement’ conference premature: Irish News
Inquiry refusal angers Wright father: The Irish Times
Sir Ronnie challenged over arms allegations: Irish News
IRA targets profitable smuggling business: The Irish Times
Nelson group in UN plea: Irish News
Monday, April 19
Molyneaux says peace costing unionists dearly: Belfast Telegraph
Peace campaigner challenges loyalist paramilitaries: by Henry McDonald (The Observer - April 18)
Iceberg ahead warning for pact: Belfast Telegraph
Hero's son `offered' bribe by British spy: Sunday Business Post
Talks tackle peace impasse: BBC
‘We never agreed to deliver IRA weapons’: Irish News (by Martin McGuinness)
Arms row will kill peace deal, says Adams: The Times
Evolving true political animals, not scapegoats: Irish News
Crisis Week For Process: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Dissidents on terror spree: Irish News (Editorial)
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Plea to church at Drumcree: Irish News
Flanagan may support inquiry: The Irish Times
Reform ‘must not exclude’ RUC: Irish News
Inquiry urged into loyalist bombings: Irish News
Sunday, April 18
North in Serbia's shadow: Sunday Independent
Irish families fall victim to sectarian 'cleansing' : The Sunday Times
Governments may suspend talks: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Make your peace, orders Blair: The Observer
Ulster leader's Vatican visit to offer new hope: Electronic Telegraph
Early releases may be ended: The Sunday Times
More Catholics join RUC as ceasefire holds: Electronic Telegraph
What are the Provos up to?: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Do not betray the people of Northern Ireland: The Observer (by Mo Mowlam)
Why Democracy Can Survive Sinn Féin in Government: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Orange Order marches into dangerous territory: The Sunday Times
Sinn Fein stares down the barrel: Sunday Independent
Nationalists 'planned to kill Irish defence minister': The Sunday Times
Think-tank targets NI peace: BBC
Tycoons forget rivalry to fund Irish chair: The Sunday Times
Saturday, April 17
Trimble confident about agreement: The Irish Times
Trimble ready to do deal on guns - Paisley: Irish News
Warrant out for freed IRA 'Mata Hari': Electronic Telegraph
IRA assurance on Disappeared: Belfast Telegraph
Pressure on Mowlam over solicitor's death: BBC
No room for bias in RUC says Flanagan: Irish News
Alliance leader accuses Trimble of negativism: The Irish Times
Unionists need friends if they are to be influential: Belfast Telegraph
Setback for North `day of harmony': Irish Independent
For God and Ulster: The Irish Times
Study puts IRA top of killing league: The Times
The fiery mix: The Irish Times
Peace process train parked because of wrong kind of no: Irish News
Getting that British feeling: The Guardian (Editorial)
Friday, April 16
Ulster in Tories' 'Senate' seat plan: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists come out fighting for the RUC: Belfast Telegraph
Crisis meeting to save Ulster deal: Electronic Telegraph
Hillsborough 'only way forward', Trimble claims: The Irish Times
Families of the disappeared slam delay in amnesty laws: Irish News
IRA must face up to the grotesque reality: The Irish Times
American Congress cuts RUC funding: Irish News
Concerns being acted on at last: The Irish Times
Rosemary laid down her life for justice - Mgr Faul: Irish News
Alliance accuses Government of 'cherry-picking' on early releases: The Irish Times