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This archive contains references to articles from August 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Sunday, August 15Parades Commission `outmanoeuvred' residents groups: Sunday Business Post
As Protestants March, Police and Catholics Clash in Ulster: New York Times
Loyalist march sparks violence: The Guardian
Tension high across North after clashes: Sunday Independent
One year on - Omagh remembers its dead: Electronic Telegraph
Apologists for Terror: Washington Post (Editorial)
IRA arms dumps may end impasse: The Sunday Times
This is my town, my people: now there's a gulf between us: Electronic Telegraph
Guilty silence speaks volumes: Sunday Independent
Tragedy of the family forced to salve conscience of the IRA: The Sunday Times
Mitchell Will Face a Different Sinn Féin: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
'IRA cell posted guns for months': Electronic Telegraph
One in four support aid for families of dead IRA men: Sunday Independent
Journalist who refuses to hand over notes to RUC faces jail term: by Claire Grady (Sunday Tribune)
'Let Royals wed Catholics' plea: BBC
Catholic law chief defied bias: The Sunday Times
Saturday, August 14
Officers in Adams case facing action: Belfast Telegraph
Bombers ready for Ulster marches: The Times
Extremists ‘hijacking’ Bogside demo: Irish News
Who are the Apprentice Boys?: BBC
PUP flies anti-Orange flag: Irish News
'Realpolitik' requires putting aside emotion: The Irish Times
Taxpayer to foot bill for IRA security: Electronic Telegraph
OMAGH REMEMBERS: STREETS FULL OF DIGNITY, DESPAIR AND RAW WOUNDS: The Independent
Give us time to mourn - Omagh: Irish Independent
Omagh victims deserve more: Irish News (Editorial)
A Year After Omagh: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Oz Irish embrace crown: Irish Independent
HAROLD WILSON'S `SHORT' IRISH OPERATION NOW 30 YEARS OLD: The Independent
Terror and warm welcomes for volunteers: The Irish Times
Honeymoon ended early for troops: The Irish Times
Friday, August 13
Residents accused of 'orchestrated plot': Belfast Telegraph
Avoid violence over parades: Irish News (Editorial)
Mowlam shows staying power: Boston Globe
McKenna ‘tape’ mystery deepens: Irish News
Collusion cover-upstorm deepens: Irish News
Residents may block parade route: BBC
Decision on Lurgan parade 'unbelievable': The Irish Times
Omagh's Suspect Aftermath: Washington Post
Community's remembrance helps to bridge the divide: The Times
Deal was done over Omagh bombers-DUP: The Irish Times
RUC spy confesses to Sinn Fein: The Guardian
Thursday, August 12
Marching in Derry: Belfast Telegraph
Apprentices' march talks break down: The Guardian
Marchers threaten stand-off over ban: The Irish Times
Mowlam warns of security crisis: The Irish Times
Flying in face of electorate: Irish News (Editorial)
NI peace process threatened by weaknesses: The Irish Times
Failure to prosecute RUC queried: Irish News
Bloody Sunday lawyers seek fresh appeal: BBC
Reporter to shield Finucane sources: Irish News
New York Governor visits ancestral home: The Irish Times
Wednesday, August 11
RUC link to Nelson inquiry 'hidden': Belfast Telegraph
Trimble must cultivate the Cultra Tendency: Irish News
Flanagan agrees to Omagh probe review: Belfast Telegraph
Inquiry into RUC is kept in the dark: Irish News
Anger over bid to block AOH march: Irish News
Murder victim's family anger at politicans: BBC
Daunting gap still separates communities: The Irish Times
Hopes fade for deal on controversial march: BBC
Meeting turned down by murdered loyalist's father: The Irish Times
Tuesday, August 10
Talking about parading: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Violence of last 30 years absolutely futile: Irish News
Doubts haunt Mitchell's final push for North deal: Irish Independent
A community shattered by the flames of hatred: Irish News
Independent RUC probe sparks outrage: Irish News
Go-ahead for Ulster parade: The Guardian
Opposing sides on Derry parade exchange papers: The Irish Times
Government 'turning a blind eye' to IRA murders: Electronic Telegraph
Families of IRA dead 'could receive compensation': BBC
Family remembers devoted wife, mother: The Irish Times
Monday, August 9
Friendships can cement the hard road to peace: Irish News
Inquiry call on collusion allegations: Belfast Telegraph
So who's pushing who?: by Malachi O'Doherty (BBC)
Ahern, Blair should decide on IRA violence: The Irish Times (by Roberty McCartney)
Time to put 1969 firmly behind us: Irish News (Editorial)
Remembrance week: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Early signs of the coming trouble: Irish News (1969 special)
‘We all thought it was time for change’: Irish News (1969 special)
Terror group says Ulster war is over: The Guardian
British sceptical on IRA but unlikely to exclude Sinn Fein: Sunday Business Post
RUC to be offered cash in downsizing deal: Sunday Business Post
Northern Ireland Book's Allegations Stir International Libel Fight: New York Times
Bruton walks on water in the moral cesspool: Sunday Business Post
Loyal order to 'abide by parade ruling': BBC
Government unlikely to act on British bugging claims: Sunday Business Post
Sunday, August 8
Florida gun shipments sent to IRA: The Observer
IRA ceasefire is `part-time': Sunday Independent
INLA shuns terror alliance to declare Ulster 'war is over': The Sunday Times
Provos' affront to democracy: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Bruton sticks to his lack of guns: Sunday Independent
My friends were the last thing I would ever see: The Sunday Times
Too soon to start forgetting: Sunday Independent
MI5 'operated network of Garda agents': The Sunday Times
Small matter of murder in the bigger picture: Sunday Independent
The British spy at heart of IRA: The Sunday Times
Government to be sued over bombings: BBC
Charles Bennett's murderers have nothing to fear: Sunday Independent
Bloody Sunday soldiers 'allowed to change stories': The Sunday Times
Black mark for bigotry: The Sunday Times (Editorial - Scottish Edition)
Saturday, August 7
Nothing ever changes in our Neverneverland: Irish News
Expediency to get Sinn Fein off the hook: The Irish Times
A vision of the future: Belfast Telegraph
Weasel Words From The IRA: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Is the time right to launch Plan B?: Belfast Telegraph
NI parties trapped by arms ambiguity: The Irish Times
I.R.A. Denies Role in 2 Gun Cases Delaying Progress on Ulster: New York Times
IRA accused of lying over ceasefire breach: Electronic Telegraph
IRA feels the heat as ceasefire fears grow: Irish Independent
Time to stop brutal attacks: Irish News (Editorial)
Provos are laughing all the way to their arms dumps: Irish Independent
Spare a thought for David Trimble: Irish Independent
Drumcree Orangemen accept talks formula: BBC
Friday, August 6
Revealed: Sinn Fein link in US gun plot: Belfast Telegraph
Guard old Derry's walls: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP questions IRA ceasefire: BBC
McMichael warns of 'favourable treatment': The Irish Times
Terrorists join forces for new bombing campaign: The Times
Private inquiry likely into 1974 bombings: The Irish Times
Opening Up The Files: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Current Ludlow probe focuses on Garda role: Irish News
Horrific events of 1974 soon faded from memory: The Irish Times
Anger and fear grip the streets: Irish News
Thursday, August 5
Donaldson is no 'friend of peace' - Kelly: Belfast Telegraph
Republican dissidents unite: Irish News
Loyalist’s warning over UFF ceasefire: Irish News
Recriminations over murder of taxi driver: BBC
Glimmer of hope over Drumcree: The Guardian
Unionists must take account of threats to Adams: The Irish Times
Real justice still elusive: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams to miss the opening ceremony: The Times
Leaving the dark days behind: Irish News
Memorial proposed for victims of the Troubles: The Irish Times
What kind of society do we want to live in?: Irish News
Irish-language paper accused of censorship: The Irish Times
IRA prisoner released to launch book: Electronic Telegraph
Wednesday, August 4
Loyalist paramilitaries taking political route: Irish Independent
Loyalists threaten to kill top PUP man: Irish News
The voice of reason: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Time for straight talk on unionists’ arsenal: Irish News
Republicans hear pulpit condemnation of killers: Electronic Telegraph
Provisional IRA murdered Bennett, republicans admit: The Irish Times
Four charged with Irish gun-smuggling: BBC
LVF says it is leaving its violent past behind: The Irish Times
Mowlam threat to quit over reshuffle: The Independent
Journalist's notes led to Finucane murder charge: The Irish Times
Tuesday, August 3
Gun run suspect has `links with IRA chief': Irish Independent
Changing the RUC: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
RUC report not for bargaining: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC reform: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Talk of talks low on the Garvaghy agenda: Irish News
Bruton pandering to unionists - Adams: The Irish Times
Patten warned against bias in RUC reform: The Times
Inquiry into Springhill 'massacre' sought: The Irish Times
Portadown gives mixed reaction to Blair move: The Irish Times
Monday, August 2
Blair's emissary bids to resolve Drumcree move: The Independent
Bruton demands statement about IRA `activities': Irish Independent
Guns probe man freed in Republic: Irish News
Dangerous Liaisons : The Irish Times (Editorial)
IRA’s ceasefire still intact, says Maskey: Irish News
How long can IRA ceasefire last?: Sunday Business Post
Protests and street violence spark new tensions: Irish Independent
SF rejects ‘army saved Adams’ idea: Irish News
Dissolving the union by stealth: Sunday Business Post
Tourist guide to Belfast troubles: The Guardian
Calls to quash Bloody Sunday ruling: The Irish Times
Sunday, August 1
Army foiled plot to murder Adams: The Sunday Times
IRA arms plan and murder threaten peace: Sunday Independent
Murder prompts fears for IRA ceasefire: BBC
IRA council refuses to meet Ahern: The Sunday Times
IRA's wake-up call to Dublin and London: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
It's a tougher trek to peace when you are wearing Trimble's shoes: The Sunday Times
IRA Gunrunning Plot Awash in Murky Waters: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Patten to urge name change for the RUC: The Sunday Times
Northerners tend to be Ireland's couch potatoes: The Sunday Times