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This archive contains references to articles from August 1-15, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Tuesday, August 15
Tit-for-tat warfare on way, says loyalist: The Times
'Sectarian' attacks on homes: BBC
Loyalist attacks on Catholic homes increasing: The Irish Times
Call for governments to seize terrorist funds: Irish Examiner
Ahern and Blair issue joint Omagh statement: The Irish Times
Omagh plagued by bomb hoax calls: Irish Examiner
Families will gather to remember Omagh's dead: The Irish Times
Finding kindness in a senseless act of evil: Irish Examiner
Lest we forget: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Omagh has not been forgotten: Irish News (Editorial)
Innocents are still the losers: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Sick spectre of sectarianism still rampant in the North: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Marking a milestone in history of sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Garda morale at stake over McCabe issue: Irish Independent
Moments of glory tainted with conflict: Irish News
Woman who bought guns for IRA jailed: Electronic Telegraph
Eight months added to gun buyer's term: Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel
IRA gun buyer gets 20 months: Miami Herald
Monday, August 14
LVF threat follows attacks on homes: Electronic Telegraph
Second loyalist group threatens to quit ceasefire: Irish Independent
RUC to step up profile at flashpoints: The Scotsman
UDA blamed for attack on homes: BBC
Ulster's background violence fails to quell its growing optimism: The Independent
Solidarity will set us on the path to peace: Irish News
House of Welcome greets past foes: Belfast Telegraph
Silent streets will voice the anguish of Omagh: Irish Examiner
Omagh bombers who will never be jailed: The Times
Omagh families want dissident fundraising stopped: The Irish Times
Dissidents set to challenge Sinn Fein in West Belfast: The Times
Demilitarisation ‘irresponsible’: Campbell: Irish News
RUC accused of 'provoking' marchers: BBC
Peaceful parade may hold key to Drumcree: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Compromise In Derry: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Finucane team lifts Army files in search for killer: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist dismay at Boyne plan: The Times
Internment anniversary marked: The Irish Times
A man representing all the people of Belfast?: Irish News
Protestants not anti-Catholic, says Moderator: Electronic Telegraph
Sunday, August 13
'I will never surrender to the British': The Observer
McCabe's silent watch on Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
A land of double standards where prisoners are a part of politics: Sunday Independent
Victims' forgiveness spurs N. Irish peace: Boston Herald
Carrickhill will not be broken: Ireland on Sunday
LVF backs shooting threat: BBC
Blair in secret talks over amnesty for IRA fugitives: The Sunday Times
Two years on, Omagh still waits for justice: Ireland on Sunday
New Real IRA suspects linked to Omagh bomb: The Sunday Times
There's no such thing as being Protestant or Catholic - we're all one: Ireland on Sunday
Some call it peace: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Rough justice for Ulster's 'paedophiles': The Observer
Making a big noise with the death of the riot season: The Sunday Times
N. Ireland Boys walk in peace through Derry: Boston Herald
Thousands attend Protestant parade: BBC
Parades body 'jeopardises' Drumcree deal : The Sunday Times
Activist is loyal to peace in Sandy Row: Boston Herald
No joy, just heartache and pain: Ireland on Sunday
Just 'one more dead Catholic' as far as the RUC are concerned: Ireland on Sunday
Police handed secret army files on Ulster: The Sunday Times
Confident McGuinness hits out at his critics: Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, August 12
Bomb alert ahead of NI march: BBC
Security forces foil republican 'spectacular': Electronic Telegraph
Police foil Ulster 'parade bomb' plot: The Guardian
Alert closes rail line in run-up to parade: The Independent
On the right path ... : Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist cracks open up over new threat to Catholics: Irish Independent
UFF cannot hijack peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Murals of 'Troubles' Draw Passions, and Tourists: New York Times
Call off these attacks, urges SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Hume renews plea for peace following bomb interception: Boston Herald
It's politically correct now never to mention the past: Irish Independent
Defining Victims of Violence: Irelandclick.com (August 11)
Gardaí arrest two men believed to be members of Republican Sinn Féin: Irish Examiner
Watering down of Patten unnecessary: The Irish Times
Robberies in North increase as security falls: Irish Examiner
Group therapy helps young people raised in war: The Irish Times
Friday, August 11
City bomb outrage thwarted by police: Belfast Telegraph
New uniform 'will make the RUC a laughing stock': Electronic Telegraph
'Flagship parade deal provides hope': BBC
'Big time' politics and the ban on Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Derry sets an example for all: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC criticised on roadblock response: BBC
No-win situation for the police: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Call for probe into RIR blunder: Irish News
Adams asserts British collusion with loyalists: The Irish Times
Sir Josias Cunningham: The Guardian
Republican supporters stand by Basque ties: Irish Independent
Police attacked after UFF report: BBC
UFF issue death threats: Irelandclick.com
Crime and Punishment: Restorick mother is denied compensation: Electronic Telegraph
Thursday, August 10
Adams says army presence must end for peace to survive: Irish Examiner
Move to give Northern politicians a role in the Dáil and Seanad: Irish Examiner
Northern nationalists have no right to a Dáil seat: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Commission hails nationalist bands’ move: Irish News
Loyalists re-routed from Lower Ormeau: Irish Examiner
Integrated education needs Mo: The Irish Times
Marches and positive steps: Irish News (Editorial)
Unionist president killed in car crash: The Times
Ulster Unionist chief is killed in head-on crash: Electronic Telegraph
North, South politicians pay tribute : The Irish Times
Wednesday, August 9
Outrage at republican funds meeting: Electronic Telegraph
Owen wants McDowell's opinion on McCabe case: The Irish Times
FG should accept assurances on McCabe killers: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
British moves on policing will not help peace: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
Decision due on Apprentice Boys' march: The Irish Times
For many loyalist prisoners their real education began in prison: Irish Examiner
Republican prisoners’ quest for knowledge: Irish News
An alternative festival with a small 'p' for politics: The Irish Times
Supporters of PUP let down by flag waving: Irish News
O Bradaigh says Assembly doomed: The Irish Times
Republican Sinn Fein proposes federation: Irish News
Sinn Féin may run in two Tipp constituencies: Irish Examiner
BNP violence fear at church parade: Irish News
New guidebook to west Belfast: The Irish Times
Great escape: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Tuesday, August 8
Ulster arms find increases terrorist fear: The Times
Dissident republicans linked to North arms haul: Irish Independent
Dissident republicans step up plans: The Irish Times
Dissidents are going nowhere: Irish News (Editorial)
Terrorists demand political status: The Scotsman
Prison officers oppose segregation: BBC
It’s not easy when the walls come down: Irish Examiner
Fresh salvos fired in battle of who is to blame for mayhem: Belfast Telegraph
Worth More than Just 'Fags': by Tommy Gorman (The Observer)
Ruling delayed on NI parade: BBC
Unionists press commission on Ormeau march: Irish News
Clubs accuse commission: The Irish Times
Groups clash over Catholic parade plan: Irish News
And the disputes go marching on: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Adams to lead fight to reduce security presence in South Armagh: Irish Examiner
Ulster's terror on the net: Belfast Telegraph
Police probe INLA link to murder: BBC
Setting the scene for grim task: Irish News
Inquiry into Wright corpse photos: BBC
Monday, August 7
Still sharp bends on twisting road to peace: Irish Independent
Irish ‘hypocrites’ say DUP: Irish News
Clarity needed on policing: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Garda killers eligible for early release: Irish Examiner
Bomber's claim of being a victim angers unionists: The Irish Times
Sean Kelly is a victim: SDLP: Irish News
Absurd precedent for terrorist releases set: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Forgiving is something for all to do: Irish News
Decision due on NI parade: BBC
Apprentice Boys closer to deal on controversial Derry march: Irish Examiner
‘Ormeau ruling is key to parade’: Irish News
A march to parade's end: Toronto Globe and Mail
Orange hall destroyed by fire was being rebuilt after previous attack: The Irish Times
Army will retain land used for bases: Irish News
Sunday, August 6
Real IRA's Balkan arms route is still open: The Observer
SF price for FF pact: free McCabe killers: Sunday Independent
Advisers say Ahern wrong on prisoners: The Sunday Times
Ahern's doublethink on releasing killers: Sunday Independent
Sinn Fein's own goal with McCabe killers: Ireland on Sunday
Fairness means no exceptions: Sunday Independent
Double standards stand in the way of real Irish unity: The Sunday Times
Let killers of Garda go free: Sunday Independent
Adare and the unpalatable facts: Ireland on Sunday
The Government must keep its word: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Loyalist threat over jail segregation: The Sunday Times
UC most certainly no RAF fighter command: Ireland on Sunday
Jarndyce and Jarndyce in Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Opus: secrets and lies: The Observer
North's silent land war: Ireland on Sunday
Allow the victims tell their stories: The Observer
Fish-shop bomber is now willing to make amends: Ireland on Sunday
Garda investigate terror groups' racketeering: The Sunday Times
Riot fears as Apprentice Boys prepare for march: Ireland on Sunday
Army intelligence blunder let IRA kill SAS captain: The Sunday Times
Saturday, August 5
Freed Shankill bomber regrets 'accident' : The Guardian
Unionists slam Kelly’s attempts to ‘justify’: Irish News
IRA have nine in prison: The Irish Times
Garda McCabe furore will simply not go away: Irish Independent
Why Jerry McCabe's killers should be freed: The Irish Times
Ex-prisoners struggle to find work, normality: The Irish Times
Rocky road for nationalists: Irish News
Anger at Sinn Féin’s refusal to fly Union Jack: Irish Examiner
Trimble joins Union Flag row: BBC
Terrorists are winning control of Belfast streets: Irish Examiner
We've lost focus on decommissioning: Irish Independent
Empey brushes aside language barrier: The Irish Times
Choppers to replace demilitarised bases: Irish News
Decision to give Clegg backpay condemned: Irish Examiner
Hasten the day when all can visit in peace: Irish News (Editorial)
NI Police Bill critics should realise radical goals: The Irish Times
RUC officers 'unhappy' at severance package on offer: The Irish Times
Mowlam regrets her blunt style: The Times
Republicans left, right and centre: The Guardian
Lessons for SNP in the Ulster shake-out: by John O'Farrell
Friday, August 4
RUC reform proposals yet to be published: Irish News
Flawed Police Bill could endanger agreement: The Irish Times
Opening the Bloody Sunday can of worms: The Times
Stereotyping Ex-prisoners: Irelandclick.com (August 3)
Unpalatable Manoeuvrings: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Shankill Bomb was a terrible tragedy - Sean Kelly: Irelandclick.com
Poll 'rejects' loyal order parades: BBC
Threat to escalate Drumcree: Irish News
Bandsmen may take court action: BBC
March virtually assured on Garvaghy Road: Irish Examiner
The ‘greening’ of the Grand Old Party: Irish News
GOP's Irish breakthrough: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Clegg gets £25,000 for lost pay while in jail: The Independent
Spectre of breakaway Scotland aired at Whitehall: The Scotsman
Thursday, August 3
No early release for IRA killers: The Times
Pressure mounts to free killers: BBC
FG warns Ahern on McCabe killers : Irish Independent
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
No more 'political' excuses acceptable: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
One version for Dublin and another for Belfast: The Irish Times
Logic can never become a substitute for thinking: Belfast Telegraph
Healing and learning can take time: Irish News
Prisoners claim fire result of intimidation: The Irish Times
No agreement in parades issue: BBC
RUC ‘out to raise tensions’: Irish News
Parades Commission faces loyalist fury for giving names to Sinn Fein : The Scotsman
Residents vote on contentious parades: BBC
Wanted: super judge for Bloody Sunday: Electronic Telegraph
Policing issue on talks agenda: BBC
Essential purpose of Patten is being overlooked : The Irish Times
Sinn Fein denies ‘IRA evictions’: Irish News
TV3, TG4 seek inclusion in cable package to North: The Irish Times
Taylor would 'welcome' UUP challenge: BBC
INLA link suspected in man's death: The Irish Times
Wednesday, August 2
Sinn Fein call for IRA men's release: Electronic Telegraph
Killers of Garda McCabe could be out in autumn: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday inquiry delayed as former judge quits : The Guardian
NIO setting more tests for Sinn Fein: Irish News
Police Bill is not faithful reflection of Patten: The Irish Times
Drumcree violence ‘provoked’ says order: Irish News
Irish richer than British: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Barriers of mistrust start to come down: Irish News
The North exploits its post-conflict tourist cache: The Irish Times
Taking a taxi tour of the Troubles spots: The Irish Times
Republicans try to woo Irish vote: Irish News
Tuesday, August 1
IRA killers of Garda McCabe to take legal action to secure early release from prison: Irish Examiner
McCabe's killers won't be freed, say gardai: Irish Independent
Policing top of Ahern’s agenda: Irish News
Dublin shows its hand in cherrypicking deal: Belfast Telegraph
UVF Young Guns plan revenge: Irish Examiner
Army post in IRA heartland coming down: Electronic Telegraph
Belfast’s evolution as a city of ghettos: Irish News
Mandelson's folly: by Austen Morgan (The Observer)
Clouds over an Ulster summer: Belfast Telegraph
RIGHT HONOURABLE ROTTERS: by Anthony McIntyre (The Politician)
Talks may end march deadlock in Derry: Irish News
Long Kesh Christians who won the respect of all: Irelandclick.com
Family homeless after arson attack: The Irish Times
Ex-prisoners hit out at life on the outside: Irish News
UU minister urges action on arms: Belfast Telegraph
Bloody Sunday probe member quits: BBC
RTE ‘blackout’ in north ends tonight: Irish News
Art has not reflected our grief : The Irish Times