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This archive contains references to articles from February 1-14, 2001. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, February 14Adams: 'Talks deadlock remains': BBC
Parties hear new plans to end North impasse: Irish Independent
Ahern, Blair could be in North today to move talks: The Irish Times
Intensive bid to break peace stalemate: BBC
DUP ministerial row: UTV Internet
RUC recruitment delay worries chief: The Guardian
UDA threat to end ceasefire: Belfast Telegraph
UVF bombs 'not used in sectarian attacks': BBC
Girl (4) brought home unexploded pipe bomb: The Irish Times
Adair to seek judicial review: UTV Internet
Cowen in surprise meeting with US officials: Irish Independent
Orangemen stage Drumcree protest: BBC
Garvaghy fears grow as ‘day 1000’ nears: Irish News
'Hypocrisy' of SF on refugees attacked: Irish Independent
Families continue campaign over 'forgotten bombings': UTV Internet
Murdered solicitor's daughter calls for inquiry: Irelandclick.com
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 14 --------- Witness compares chaos to 'Dodge City': BBC
Witness says bullets missed him as he searched for sons: The Irish Times
Tuesday, February 13
Ahern and Blair may go to North to help end impasse: The Irish Times
Smyth calls for Trimble to get tough: Belfast Telegraph
Call for fresh start on NI peace: Irish Examiner
Ulster deal is dead, says envoy: The Times
Meyer’s proposals could revive peace process: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Trimble buys himself a little more time: Irish Independent
Loyalist bomb could have caused carnage: The Independent
Loyalist leader admits bomb factory probably belongs to UVF: The Guardian
UVF role in bomb attacks is denied: The Irish Times
Praise for DUP man's remarks: Belfast Telegraph
Irish police uncover mortar: BBC
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Middle Ulster can learn lessons from Middle East: Belfast Telegraph
Back at the old crossroads: Irelandclick.com
New policing board needs real powers: Irish News
Low morale in RUC sees top officers getting out: The Irish Times
They killed my father: The Guardian
Hendron rules out bid to retake West Belfast seat in election: Irish News
Award for mother of last soldier killed by IRA: The Irish Times
Love in the air amid political crisis?: Belfast Telegraph
Levinson at War With DreamWorks Over 'Piece': Los Angeles Times
CIRA blamed on upsurge in robberies: Irelandclick.com
Omagh bomb plot accused’s contempt action put back again: Irish Examiner
Local artist wins £75,000 commission for hunger strike mural in Manhattan: Irelandclick.com
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 13 --------- Official IRA seeks inquiry anonymity: BBC
Testimony by IRA veterans is vital to inquiry, says lawyer: Irish Examiner
IRA evidence may be ‘very significant’: Irish News
Witness says soldier fired during rescue attempt: The Irish Times
Monday, February 12
Belfast police find loyalist bomb factory: The Independent
Paisley criticises ban threat: BBC
Sanctions ploy puts wind in SF abseils: Irish Examiner
Trimble threatens to intensify Sinn Fein sanctions: Irish Independent
Progress on Agreement stifled by securocrats: Irish Examiner
Peace deal in Irish mist: The Guardian (Editorial)
SA negotiator says Belfast Agreement has failed: The Irish Times
Looking in from the outside world: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
We’re all just having an identity crisis: Irish News
Flanagan says that police recruitment to begin soon: The Irish Times
Ad drive to recruit police is ‘too early’: Irish News
RUC officer optimistic about force's future: The Irish Times
Mandelson was 'out of his depth': BBC
Frank Roy resigns over Ahern visit: Electronic Telegraph
Police guard famine victims memorial: The Scotsman
Scots baffled as spectre of bigotry blocks Taoiseach: Irish Independent
Murdered haulier had 'Real IRA' link: The Irish Times
Ulster opts for integration: The Times
Inquiry may consider IRA anonymity: BBC
Sunday, February 11
Trimble stays course, but trouble lurks: Boston Herald
Trimble may pull UUP out of North-South meetings: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Trimble to step up sanctions on Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
Garda report fuels fears of infiltration by IRA: The Sunday Times
Essential to include parties on North's margins: Ireland on Sunday
Reaching into a sectarian past: The Sunday Times
Dogma of vacant hate still festers: Sunday Independent
Ex-IRA killer asks Amnesty for help: The Sunday Times
Shankill smoked salmon keeps cross-border detente on track: The Sunday Times
Ahern row: MP hits out at Dublin: Scotland on Sunday
Dublin attacks lack of warning: The Sunday Times
Reid and Liddell consulted by Roy in Ahern fiasco: Scottish Herald
Monument to Labour folly: Scotland on Sunday
Sectarianism in Scotland: A crisis of faith: Scottish Herald
Old Bhoys' Club: The Sunday Times
Sectarianism in Scotland: Faith, famine and football: Scottish Herald
Giving bigotry a wink from the terraces: The Sunday Times
Saturday, February 10
Trimble: 'Sinn Fein veto to stay': BBC
Keeping Trimble's hand on the tiller remains crucial: Irish Independent
Unionists review peace deadlock: BBC
Still a long way to go in the peace process: Irish Independent
‘No men’ responsible for political vacuum: Irish News
Testing time: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Security to be stepped up in County Londonderry town following recent attacks: UTV Internet
SDLP is ‘satisfied’ after RUC meeting: Irish News
Recruits needed urgently — Flanagan: Belfast Telegraph
Church leader condemns 'reign of terror': UTV Internet
The lost generation: Belfast Telegraph
Reid ducks Ahern fiasco: The Scotsman
Confusion over Taoiseach warning: BBC
Why Scotland turned its back on its sectarian past: The Scotsman (Editorial)
Groups slam ‘McIntyre witchhunt’: Irish News
Seized guns linked to IRA smuggling route: Irish Independent
Noonan rules out possibility of coalition with Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Sinn Fein 'military wing' obstacle to talks: The Irish Times
Spielberg accused of shelving North film: Irish Independent
Odes to mixed marriage hope for better not verse: Irish News
Friday, February 9
Trimble to face criticism of strategy: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein warns Trimble over further sanctions: Belfast Telegraph
UDA ceasefire still holds say RUC: UTV Internet
Flanagan under pressure over UDA ceasefire: The Irish Times
Loyalist wave of terror continues: Irish Examiner
Pipe bombs called bid by loyalists to provoke IRA reaction: Boston Herald
Profile of a pipe bomber: He's a 24-carat coward: Belfast Telegraph
Cowen 'appalled' by litany of violence: UTV Internet
Time For Agreement: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Keeping the Assembly afloat: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Dissidents need to reject bombs: Irish News (Editorial)
Get it right: this is wrong: Irelanclick.com (Editorial)
The old triangle: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Fury at Reid’s Ahern role: The Scotsman
McLeish apologises for Ahern trip fiasco: The Times
Scots anger over claim visit could lead to violence: The Irish Times
GOP letter urges strong Irish effort from Bush: Irish Echo
Sinn Fein set to enter Lord Mayor’s parlour, Adams tells party faithful: Irelandclick.com
Parties hit out at ‘flag letter’: Irish News
The Flawed Legacy Of John Bruton: Irish Voice
Army told to prepare for reckless, illegal actions: The Irish Times
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--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 9 --------- Wounded widow and mother of 14 'pleaded for her life': Irish Independent
Inquiry debates 'quandary' over gunman: UTV Internet
Inquiry may get Official IRA evidence: BBC
Call to uncover IRA activity in protest: The Guardian
Thursday, February 8
Loyalist attacks threaten peace: The Times
Pipe bomb attacks 'will kill': BBC
Loyalist bombs like Internet prototype: The Irish Times
Workman injured in site bomb attack: Belfast Telegraph
Two key meetings set to seal fate of Stormont: Irish Independent
Blair and Trimble hold further talks: BBC
UUP group demands immediate move on arms: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein warning: UTV Internet
An end to mission impossible: The Irish Times
‘Get involved in process’ Bush told: Irish News
Ulster down the agenda in Blair and Bush talks: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist feud behind Lurgan attack: BBC
Irish PM scraps visit to Scotland: The Scotsman
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 8 --------- Man refuses to name civilian who fired Derry shots: Irish Examiner
Witness says soldiers were joking after the killings: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday victim 'suspected something odd': UTV Internet
Woman breaks down at Saville Inquiry: Irish Independent
Wednesday, February 7
Unionists retain ban on Sinn Fein: BBC
Pro-agreement UUP raises ante on arms: The Irish Times
Catholics apply to join North's police board: Irish Independent
Looking back instead of forward: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Only threat to north is a loyalist one: Irish News
Loyalist terror stalking Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Blunt unionist voice welcome: Irish News (Editorial)
NI parties 'exempt' from funding bill: BBC
Sinn Fein offers to open up its finances: The Irish Times
Let's let bygones be bygones: Belfast Telegraph
Orange Order warned not to rely on Euro law: UTV Internet
Catholic jobless figures are logical: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 7 --------- Exhaustive struggle to establish the truth could take four years, or longer: The Independent
Bishop Daly vividly recalls first blood in Derry: The Irish Times
Bishop recounts killing of Bloody Sunday boy: The Times
Indignant priest recalls the last rites in Bogside: The Independent
Curate who picked dying boy from street had warned mass goers to avoid parade: Irish Examiner
No IRA men buried secretly, bishop tells probe: Irish Independent
Knowledge of IRA denied by bishop: The Irish Times
Injustices of Bloody Sunday must be revealed: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Tuesday, February 6
Soldiers back on Belfast streets after bombings: Electronic Telegraph
Army on alert over rebel IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Extra troops used in bid to prevent more pipe bomb attacks: Irish Examiner
Parties to talks on North deal remain cautious: The Irish Times
UUP looking forward to election battle: UTV Internet
Changing the climate of power charges in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph (by Bob McCartney)
Trimble challenged on court ruling: The Irish Times
It should be all downhill from here: Irish News
Our Jerusalem: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Why unionists should care about Bruton: Belfast Telegraph
Lack of tolerance towards unionists - report: The Irish Times
We talk about wanting peace but do little about it: Irish Independent
Breaking the barriers: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Price to stand against Adams in poll: Irelandclick.com
LVF claim collusion exists in Portadown area: UTV Internet
Republicans dispel ‘split’ rumours: Irish News
Adams may have to concede defeat: Belfast Telegraph
Comradeship?: Irelandclick.com
Watchdog could inquire into killing of Ulster lawyer: The Guardian
INLA linked to nail bombs on school: Irish News
MP repeats bugging allegation: BBC
Order: push for murder inquiries: Irish News
No Irish traffic signs — minister: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 6 --------- Bishop to tell of Bloody Sunday horror: BBC
Paras attacked detainees with batons, inquiry hears: Irish Examiner
Man describes 'throttling' by British soldier: The Irish Times
Monday, February 5
Trimble's sanctions deadline: The Times
Prospect of a suspended assembly looms again: Irish Independent
Adams urges Blair to curb securocrats: Irish Examiner
Crucial weekend for Peace Process: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune, Feb. 4)
Agreement deepened division into two tribes: Belfast Telegraph
Family has miraculous escape in pipe bomb attack: Irish Examiner
Army called back onto city streets: Belfast Telegraph
Pipe bomb parts find welcomed: BBC
Loyalist bomb attacks threaten peace process: The Times
Doubt over loyalists’ ceasefire: Irish News
The scourge of the pipe bomb: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Now FG shares in the disregard for unionism: The Irish Times
You cannot stop the tide of progress: Irish News
Donaldson says telephone tapped: The Irish Times
Sir Ronnie ‘retirement’ a rumour: Irish News
DPP demands increased sentence for Garda McCabe killers: Irish Independent
Parades body 'could be saviour' Order told: Belfast Telegraph
Politicians clash over Parachute Regiment revelation: UTV Internet
North-south push to lure home 10,000 emigrants: Irish Independent
Sunday, February 4
N. Ireland pact clings to life: Boston Herald
Adams: No progress on NI talks: BBC
Trimble faces arms ultimatum: The Sunday Times
Taylor's decision leaves seat open for DUP's 'earthy' Irish Robinson: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
State is spying on me, claims hardline Irish MP: The Observer
The language of NI politics: BBC
Bush set to downgrade Irish links: Ireland on Sunday
Larne pipe-bomb cache is 'the work of loyalists': Independent on Sunday
Surge in pipe bomb explosions escalates tension: Boston Herald
Orange Order reviews strategy: BBC
Orangemen told to re-enter talks: The Sunday Times
Orangeman to share debate platform with Mac Cionnaith: Sunday Life
Real IRA targets Provos for hunger strike anniversary: Sunday Independent
Republicans' defiant dame warns of war: The Observer
True grit unites Omagh and Lockerbie families: Sunday Independent
Paras crossed the border claims SDLP Assembly member: UTV Internet
Saturday, February 3
Urgency for peace deal: The Irish Times
‘I’m optimistic’ says Trimble: Irish News
Crucial week begins in bid to break arms logjam: Irish Independent
Progress is being made but picture is still blurred: The Irish Times
Young radicals rewrite Ulster's moribund script: The Times
Now the real test: Belfast Telegraph
The Irish dare to hope again in the peace process: Electronic Telegraph
New deal required to clear the logjam: Irish News
Fine Gael now in a real crisis of identity over North: Irish Independent
Larne campaign to stop attacks: BBC
Meehan claims UDA want to assasinate him: UTV Internet
Army defuses 38 pipe bombs: The Irish Times
End paramilitary double-speak: Irish News (Editorial)
Minority languages no threat says McGimpsey: UTV Internet
Clinton plans political return with Irish visit: Electronic Telegraph
Murder attempt on Portadown man: BBC
UUP man 'shot at by RUC on walk home': Belfast Telegraph
Probe over British 'incursion': Irish Independent
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 3 --------- Catholics were ‘fresh meat’ for alsatians in Derry: Irish Examiner
'No reason for shots' — BBC man: BBC
Friday, February 2
Blair delays Dublin visit to push for deal on arms: The Independent
Trimble: 'No deal on table': BBC
Ulster peace hopes pinned on IRA making gesture: The Guardian
Efforts to resolve stalemate intensify: The Irish Times
Police reform major barrier to resolution in North talks: Irish Independent
Why the UUP must withdraw from the Executive: Belfast Telegraph
Up in the air: The Times (Editorial)
Leaders’ talks bring ray of hope to peace process: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Hunger strikers voice opposition to Adams: Electronic Telegraph
Arrogant and Ignorant Mandelson Worst Ever?: Irish Voice
Needed in the North: some Scottish grit: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Homes targeted by pipe bombers: BBC
Dublin honour for SDLP leader: Irish News
Paisley cancels Bob Jones visit: Irish Echo
Self-styled pastor's gospel of hatred: Belfast Telegraph
It’s time for the truth to be told: Irish Post
Bruton earned our gratitude: Irish News (Editorial)
Calling time on the ‘n’ word: Irelandclick.com
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 2 --------- First Bloody Sunday killing recalled: BBC
Photographer saw soldiers line up and shoot in unison: Irish Examiner
Man rejects claims that paratrooper felt threat: UTV Internet
Thursday, February 1
Blair warned to stand firm over Ulster policing: The Scotsman
Taoiseach 'confident' impasse can be resolved: The Irish Times
Trimble in Downing Street talks: BBC
Leaders in all-out push for deal: Irish Independent
Northern jigsaw awaits three uneasy pieces: The Irish Times
Skip tactics, give it to us straight Doc: Irish News
Inside the last chance saloon: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Supremacist tragedy is in full swing: The Irish Times
UDA 'behind hospital threat': BBC
North ministers have meeting with - Chirac : The Irish Times
Even a dunderhead can do some good!: Irelandclick.com
Reid succeeds as a stand-in for Westlife: The Irish Times
Don’t forget us: Omagh relatives: Irish News
Charges after guns seizure: BBC
Provisionals' weapon haul smuggled from America: Irish Independent
Paramilitary-style attacks have tripled in number: Irish News
Apprentice Boys pull out of parades talks: Belfast Telegraph
Economy thrives as violence ebbs - Empey: The Irish Times
Peace finds a rink-side seat in sectarian Belfast: Christian Science Monitor
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 1 --------- Witness rejects IRA planned attack: Irish Examiner
No need for army shooting claims journalist: UTV Internet