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This archive contains references to articles from August 1-15, 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
August 15Maze warders targeted: Daily Telegraph
Sinn Fein's Adams given OK to visit US: Boston Globe
Adams to get visa to raise funds in US: The Irish Times
De Bono to use Internet for new ideas on North: The Irish Times
'Guns must be given up in parallel with talks process': Irish News
August 14
A High-Risk Strategy: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Garda concerns over early release of IRA prisoners: The Irish Times
Only best players should engage in peace talks: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein admits to the suffering caused by the IRA: The Times
Grafitti warns Catholics to 'stay out': Irish News
LVF prison riot ends with extensive damage: Irish News
August 13
Trinity students lobby for return of Home Rule: The Times
Party right to challenge oath: Irish News (Editorial)
Why John Hume should not become President: The Irish Times
Taking a political path to release of prisoners: Irish News
Standoff in TV debate: Irish News
Belfast confrontation without guns blazing: Philadelphia Inquirer
Just being there was an achievement: The Irish Times
Politician met IRA man over new book: Irish News
US court extradites Maze escapers: The Times
Orange attackers save lodge regalia: Irish News
August 12
'Bogus' ceasefire condemned by INLA: Irish News
Boys must ban troublemakers: Irish News (Editorial)
Helmets are shed as troops put faith in IRA's ceasefire: Daily Telegraph
Setback for three Maze escapers in US: The Irish Times
Taxpayers to subsidise Sinn Fein at peace talks: The Times
August 11
Broker of Northern Ireland talks ponders his future part in peace: The Times
North and South: The Times (Editorial)
Loyalists blamed for Derry march violence: Irish News
Violence erupts despite best efforts: The Irish Times
Ervine accuses DUP of 'not wanting' loyalist ceasefire: Irish News
Britain hints at IRA prisoner release if cease-fire lasts: Boston Globe
Sinn Fein document 'a rehash of old rhetoric': Irish News
Sinn Fein seeks prisoners' release: Daily Telegraph
Reynolds wants written bill of rights for North: The Irish Times
August 10
British police keep Protestant, Catholic militants at bay after march: Boston Globe
She's looked at life from both sides now: The Sunday Times
Mowlam: IRA prisoners may go free: Sunday Telegraph
Kennedy joins pleas for Hume as president: The Sunday Times
August 9
Derry leader with a dream for the new millennium: Irish News
Prisoners - an issue of rights: Irish News (Editorial)
Fight 'will continue if the Ulster talks fail': Daily Telegraph
Meehan endorses peace strategy: The Irish Times
McGuinness in unionist pledge: Irish News
Exiles will be given peace role pledges NIO minister: Irish News
Support for IRA raised as Adams seeks US visa: The Irish Times
O'Bradaigh barred from travelling to Canada: Irish News
August 8
NI talks must be given an injection of realism: The Irish Times (by John Bruton)
Talks process madness, DUP tells Mowlam: The Irish Times
Unionist to face Sinn Fein on TV: Daily Telegraph
EU holiday plans could effect twelfth: Irish News
IRA memorial claims rejected: Irish News
August 7
Hope high at sense of urgency on North: The Irish Times
Between a rock and a hard place: The Times
C of I 'Gazette' urges unionist parties to talk: The Irish Times
United Ireland inevitable, says Adams: Daily Telegraph
Adams, Mowlam pave way for talks: The Irish Times
Debate team blasts media over peace coverage: Irish News
Peace in Ireland - an agenda for change: Irish News
August 6
John Hume's tough choice: Irish News (Editorial)
Defence of the Union needs united approach: The Irish Times
Bogside leaders request opposition withdrawal: The Irish Times
Clinton 'promised Adams US visa' in return for ceasefire: Daily Telegraph
Ceasefire not just tactical - Morrison: Irish News
Turning civil riots into community festivals: Irish News
BBC stands by decision to screen IRA series: The Times
Health of McAliskey puts court showing in doubt: The Irish Times
August 5
British official applauds Ulster truce: Boston Globe
Adams says he hopes truce leads to peace: Philadelphia Inquirer
Hume may be close to accepting candidacy: The Irish Times
Powerful US senator who's no Pollyanna sees new hope: The Irish Times
Promise of more democracy for Ulster: Daily Telegraph
New north is ours to aim at: Irish News (Editorial)
Dunloy parade to be rerouted: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times (by Secretary of the Independent Loyal Orange Lodge)
Media's difficult role in a polarised society: The Irish Times (by Cardinal Daly)
August 4
Derry's walls remain divisive: Irish News
President's man played pivotal role in ceasefire: The Irish Times
An Ulsterman and an Irishman, by choice: Irish News
Ceasefire to dominate first encounter: The Irish Times
A glorious revolution city should be proud of: Irish News
August 3
Mowlam to meet Adams: The Sunday Times
August 2
Bush telegraph on Prime Ministers and Ireland: Daily Telegraph
The lies that spill from disingenuous lips: Irish News
Catholic Church invited to UUP talks: Irish News
IRA's goal of unity heavy weight around neck of modern Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer
Scourge of 'joyriding' still haunts west Belfast: The Irish Times
Splinter groups seem set on wrecking prospects of peace: The Irish Times
Breakaway group blamed for bomb: The Times
SF greets news of electoral review with caution: The Irish Times
August 1
What are we going to do about the British problem?: The Irish Times
Talks onus on the UUP: Irish News (Editorial)
Boycott call on Catholic shops rejected: The Irish Times
Rising through the ranks to become chief: The Irish Times