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This archive contains references to articles from February 15-28, 2001. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, February 28Defiance of IRA leader is praised by Adams: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein leader speaks in defense of IRA's Keenan: Boston Herald
Adams gives warning on Stormont suspension: Irish Independent
Prime ministers continue NI talks: BBC
Talks resume in Downing Street: The Irish Times (Editorial)
GUT reaction to round-table conference: Irish News
Sinn Fein voice concerns over Bill of Rights: UTV Internet
Parties urged to take police board places: The Irish Times
RUC warns death list republicans: The Guardian
Sinn Fein ... and some cold facts on top of the snow: Belfast Telegraph
Bush to ban terror group: Electronic Telegraph
Cowen's White House meeting lifts Irish hopes: The Irish Times
There’ll be no pardon for petty behaviour on Paddy’s Day: Irish Examiner
To see ourselves as 'Others' see us: Belfast Telegraph
Vatican protest over Mandelson policing pressure: Irelandclick.com
SDLP to consider Sinn Fein's pact offer: Belfast Telegraph
Inquiry head to meet author: The Irish Times
Collusion debate at Stormont: UTV Internet
SF and DUP trade claims on links to killings: The Irish Times
Loyalist predicted attack on taxi depot: Belfast Telegraph
Calls to cancel Orange Walk: The Scotsman
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 28 --------- Priest protected dying teenager : UTV Internet
Star's father tells of Bloody Sunday terror: Irish Independent
Man pushed woman into line of fire: Irish News
Knight of Malta fought woman who said too few marchers had been shot: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, February 27
IRA leader's comments create stir in Belfast: Boston Herald
IRA leader says the war against Britain goes on: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble: 'Repudiate words of war': BBC
Call for unity at republican rally: The Irish Times
Difficult to get agreement, admits Ahern: Irish Examiner
Trimble, Mallon get on with business: The Irish Times
Policing is SDLP's Rubicon: Belfast Telegraph
Business as usual for the executive: Irish News (Editorial)
DUP broke pledge to break the Agreement: UTV Internet
SDLP rejects Sinn Fein election deal: BBC
Steven King: Belfast Telegraph
Anti-Agreement UUP members rally round Weir: UTV Internet
Huge response to police campaign: BBC
Southerners apply for North police: Irish Independent
Ireland's Anti-Americanism: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Wright's father hopeful of proof: BBC
Stevens should step aside — SF: Irish News
Assembly to debate inquiry motion: BBC
Loyalist hit-lists have been up-dated: Belfast Telegraph
Omagh suspect wins ruling on contempt: Electronic Telegraph
Hunger strikes: the legacy: Belfast Telegraph
Irish language ‘is for everyone’: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 27 --------- Bogside victim shot day before mother's birthday: Irish Independent
Witnesses tell how they watched soldiers shooting: The Irish Times
Monday, February 26
'Positive approach' to policing urged: BBC
Mallon warns peace process could 'bleed away': The Irish Times
MI5 may ‘replace’ special branch: Irish News
Police ad campaign puts the cart before the horse: Irish Independent
Building a police service for all: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Seclusive IRA chief makes rare public appearance: Boston Herald
Rector tells priests to break 'silence': Irish Independent
Sinn Fein in talks call for SDLP pact: Belfast Telegraph
Quest for truth over Dublin bomb massacre: The Guardian
Human rights are not goods to be bartered: Irish News
Agony lies beyond the doorstep: Belfast Telegraph
If we share history we can share culture: Irish News
Who killed our son?: Belfast Telegraph
Mass marks hunger strike anniversary: Irish News
Stormont to debate collusion murder motion: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday recreated for £3m movie: Irish Independent
Sunday, February 25
Ulster force on course to meet Catholic quota: The Sunday Times
Mallon's decision crucial for both Trimble and Adams: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Noonan calls for NI compromise on police: Sunday Independent
RUC likely to lose intelligence role: The Observer
Pressure builds up over policing: BBC
Real IRA feud led to rail bombing: The Sunday Times
A paler shade of green at the White House: Sunday Independent
Dublin's blinkered view of Bush: The Sunday Times
Finucanes demand full inquiry: Independent on Sunday
Finucane family urge 'no compromise': BBC
Time to reclaim the true notion of republicanism: Sunday Independent
Ulster equality chief faces claim of discrimination: The Sunday Times
Supporters of IRA recall the life of true martyr: Boston Herald
Shayler to give statement to Bloody Sunday inquiry: The Sunday Times
Bush bars ex-prisoners: Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, February 24
British consider suspension of NI bodies before poll: The Irish Times
Catholic, Protestant RUC effort draws ire: Boston Herald
‘Respect those who join police’ call: Irish News
Mallon holds key to fate of Ulster's new police service: Electronic Telegraph
Repackaging the RUC insufficient for some, but a bridge too far for others: Irish Examiner
Policing: An emotive issue: BBC
Flanagan rejects Garda bias: Irish Independent
Policing remains pivotal issue in resolving peace: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Bush adopts lower profile on North: Irish Independent
US envoy could boost Irish peace: Boston Globe
Moves for final round of talks before UK election: The Irish Times
Good Friday blame game begins again: Irish News
'Premature' to talk of SF in Government in South: The Irish Times
Weir suspended from UUP: UTV Internet
Weir supporters to fight suspension: BBC
Kennedy leaves the race: Irish News
Why cardinal cannot win in communion row: The Irish Times
Statue with no permission 'will go ahead': Irish Independent
LVF leader's son sentenced: BBC
Book of North dead wins prize: Irish Independent
Bloody Sunday film seeks crowds: Belfast Telegraph
Friday, February 23
TV campaign to recruit Catholics: Electronic Telegraph
Recruits sought for NI police service: BBC
Recruitment drive focuses on reflections: The Irish Times
Anger at adverts to recruit Ulster police: The Guardian
Governments to meet after deadlock in policing talks: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein under pressure to compromise on policing: The Irish Times
New police force faces uphill struggle: The Guardian
Policing puts Ulster Catholics to the test: The Scotsman
Today marks beginning of force: The Irish Times
Ahern hears political concerns: BBC
Adams rules out immediate police deal: Irish Examiner
Policing stand-off to scupper talks: Irish Post
Gardai furious over job rejections: Irish Independent
It's the Agreement, stupid: The Irish Times
Full implementation key to NI success: The Irish Times
Co-operation vital to keep peace process alive: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Time to say yes to police reform: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Going For It On Policing: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Real IRA may be behind TA blast: The Times
Torch bomb blew off hand of TA cadet: The Guardian
Arms and the man: de Chastelain waits: Irish Echo
Valley of the peace: Irish Independent (Feb. 22)
In the heart of Paisley country, Ballymena mayor urges tolerance: Irish Echo
Thursday, February 22
Blair urged to call new talks to save peace: The Times
Government defends police recruitment: BBC
Trimble casts doubt on meeting of council: The Irish Times
Blair follows Major on Northern Ireland: The Times
All dressed up to go, but where?: Belfast Telegraph
Dissidents plan to challenge Adams: The Guardian
Growing threat from dissident republicans: The Irish Times
SDLP rules out election pact with SF: Irish News
Cash boost for victims of Troubles: BBC
Many victims and survivors are still silent and hidden: Belfast Telegraph
Adams urges new court: Irelandclick.com
Past is just as important as the future: Irish News
Tourist row hits the wall: BBC
Ireland is not Ireland without the Catholic Church: Irish Examiner
Family targeted in pipebomb attack: UTV Internet
Plea for end to rail disruption: BBC
Wednesday, February 21
Downing Street talks on NI: BBC
New North secretary has talks on impasse: Irish Independent
Ulster deal blow as push for police recruits begins: Electronic Telegraph
Cool response to new police recruitment drive: The Irish Times
Disarray prevails on eve of changes to RUC: The Times
Concerns grow over deadlock on North policing: The Irish Times
Gamble or bust on policing issue: The Irish Times
Can the assembly survive an election?: Irish News
Breaking the political deadlock: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Ahern backs Nelson inquiry call: BBC
Orange Order urged to negotiate: The Guardian
The People's peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Bonfires of Irish intolerance: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein faces down electoral fraud accusations: UTV Internet
Predictable response to memo leaks: Irish News
Taoiseach speaks on Carfin row: BBC
Woman who puts the RUC under scrutiny: The Irish Times
Mother asks for memorial to stay: Irish News
Sinn Fein man attacks Paisley: UTV Internet
Paisley denies 'massacre' of Catholics: UTV Internet
Equality body to probe ‘corner’: Irish News
Tuesday, February 20
RUC performance fear over morale: BBC
Danger election campaign will leave talks in limbo: Irish Independent
Unease at policing talks increases: The Irish Times
Don't waste these weeks: Irish Independent (Editorial)
U.S. Ties to N. Ireland Weapons Alleged: Washington Post
Paramilitary Operations Involve Substantial Funds: Washington Post
Ulster Calling: Irelandclick.com
Mandelson makes gift for Omagh court battle: The Independent
Mandelson says Real IRA hold key to peace process: The Scotsman
Debate on NI voting fraud issue: BBC
British Governement slammed over treatment of victims: UTV Internet
Never Going Away: Irelandclick.com
Couple on pipe-bomb charges: The Irish Times
Archbishop fuels row over Irish Communion: Electronic Telegraph
Archbishop 'didn't mean' to offend C of I on communion: Irish Independent
Dr Connell insists he stands over comments: The Irish Times
Monday, February 19
Blair says 'no' to Ulster trip: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley criticises Flanagan for not talking to the DUP: The Irish Times
1922 massacre haunts efforts to reform police: Boston Herald
Garda officers turned down for top RUC posts: Sunday Times (Feb. 18)
More talks but no deal: BBC (Feb. 17)
Adams has every reason to voice his anxiety: Irish Examiner
Bombs 'part of drug war' says Paisley: Irish Independent
Bishops concerned at bomb attacks: The Irish Times
Utopia can never be ours to have: Irish News
Pair charged after explosives find: BBC
Bomb line to be closed for days: Irish Independent
Unionists object to hunger strike mural: The Times
Empey says Archbishop's remarks cause 'acrimony': The Irish Times
Fighting for the truth: Irish News
Dublin to voice Para fears: SDLP: Belfast Telegraph
Cardinal errors: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Communicating on communion: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Sunday, February 18
Police recruitment to begin 'within days': BBC
RUC rejects senior gardai for top posts: Sunday Independent
'We'll quit' say RUC chiefs: The Observer
SDLP may break with SF on policing: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Nelson campaign calls on taoiseach: The Sunday Times
Re-negotiate Good Friday Agreement says Paisley: UTV Internet
SF suspected of stalling until after election: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Ulster 'dirty tricks' trio may face trial: The Sunday Times
No match for tolerance: The Observer
Welcome to dirtiest job in politics: The Sunday Times
Belfast to Dublin rail link closed following explosion: UTV Internet
Mandelson to front Omagh campaign: The Sunday Times
Romance dies as the Irish come of age: The Observer
Saturday, February 17
Peace talks 'are near collapse': The Times
Review may be needed — Trimble: UTV Internet
Blair envoy meets Adams under cover of darkness: Electronic Telegraph
Policing crisis in the North and nobody cares: Irish Independent
Flanagan move to close policing 'gap': BBC
RUC chief to go ahead with jobs drive: The Irish Times
RUC chief warns of Real IRA threat: Irish Examiner
Only a week left to solve North crisis, Ahern says: Irish Independent
Loyalist bomb attacks wrecking peace process: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
UDA behind vast bulk of attacks: Flanagan: Irish News
Along the peace line, Catholics living in fear after night falls: Irish Independent
Providing political analysis: a loyalist perspective: Irelandclick.com
Sir Reg gives good example: Irish News (Editorial)
UUP reselects Smyth: The Times
PUP set to take on Smyth in south Belfast: Belfast Telegraph
Lawlessness filling vacuum: Belfast Telegraph
Political fog settles on a promised land: Irish News
Queen awarded medal to Nelson handler: Irelandclick.com
Fury at US grant for hunger strike art: Belfast Telegraph
Guardian begins legal challenge: The Guardian
Woman cleared of firebomb charge: Irish News
Friday, February 16
Adams and McGuinness in Downing Street for talks: The Irish Times
'Peace line' Catholics are under siege: The Times
Pipe bombs seized in raids: BBC
Loyalist Bombings Curiously Ignored: Irish Voice
The awful truth about tartan: The Guardian
Nurses protest over loyalist terror groups’ threats on staff: Irish Examiner
Concern about RUC station 'closures': BBC
RUC federation head tells of fears for force: The Irish Times
The business of political progress: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Shoulders to the wheel for final policing push: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Gilman still a player: Irish Echo
State abuses ‘only show in town’: Irish News (Feb. 12)
Named men seek North massacre speech sources: Irish Independent
Paisley words, deeds set stage for violence: Irish Echo
Pat Finucane: search for the truth goes on: Irelandclick.com
British regiment behaviour criticised: The Irish Times
Secret party donations challenged in the House of Lords: UTV Internet
They butchered my boy but God will punish them one day: Belfast Telegraph
The Quiet House: Irish Echo (Editorial)
North needs stable future essential for US investment: The Irish Times
Kennedy under fire over Irish language remarks: UTV Internet
Bid to overturn Treason Act: Belfast Telegraph
Panel Discusses Terrorism Practices: Minneapolis Star Tribune
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 16 --------- Paramedic's painful memories: BBC
RUC disagreed over the fate of 44 arrested: Irish Independent
Witness urges inquiry not to return files to RUC: The Irish Times
Will the truth be told?: Irish Post
Thursday, February 15
Gaps remain in policing, says SDLP: BBC
No new formula says Adams: UTV Internet
Ahern, Blair postpone visit as SF rejects proposals: The Irish Times
Demilitarisation - the war of words: BBC
Crunch time for talks as problems persist: Irish News
Policing: what's in a name?: Belfast Telegraph
Reid all about it!: Irelandclick.com
Anger over UDA attacks denial: BBC
Pro-Agreement candidates for Strangford selection: UTV Internet
Website letters led to street fight between two Belfast republicans: Irelandclick.com
--------- Bloody Sunday News - February 15 --------- Leading republican addresses inquiry: BBC
McLaughlin denies knowledge of IRA: Irish Examiner
SF chairman accused of lying about IRA: Irish Independent
Bloody Sunday paramedic attacked by troops: UTV Internet
The whole truth must come out: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)