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This archive contains references to articles from February 15-28, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
February 28
RTE's policy on broadcasting Angelus: Irish Independent
Bertie and Blair's battle: Irish Independent
British, Irish leaders in dual peace drive: Sydney Morning Herald
SF determined to stay in talks: The Irish Times
Our long night may be drawing to a close: Irish News
The Endgame In Sight: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Murder retrial granted to Clegg: The Guardian
The split second on a dark night that determines whether Clegg murdered: The Independent
Clash on SF re-entry now seems inevitable: The Irish Times
SDLP seek probes on ‘70s arms plot: Irish News
'Twelfth' party planned for Aras: The Irish Times
Forum ejects PUP leader: Irish News
February 27
Sinn Fein welcome at No 10 after suspension: Electronic Telegraph
Blair and Ahern set sights on referendum: The Independent
Governments shelve joint proposals plans: The Irish Times
Walking out not an option: Irish News (Editorial)
McWilliams highlights NI women's needs: The Irish Times
Cheevers in honour guard for UVF chief: Irish News
Parents from integrated schools petition Blair: The Irish Times
Ambitious Irish scale job heights in Britain: The Guardian
February 26
Postal workers hurt in Belfast letter-bomb blast : The Guardian
Bombs, bullets and hard words: but there still is hope in Ulster: The Independent
Cosmetic changes not enough to end discrimination in north: Irish News (by Martin McGuinness)
North issues need to be discussed in light of day: The Irish Times
SDLP will insist on all-island council: Irish News
Alderdice thinks polls on North likely in May: The Irish Times
Fury at parades group's US trip: Irish News
February 25
Fiery cease-fire: Unpeaceful talks struggle to define Ireland's future: Philadelphia Inquirer
Peacemakers the pawns in a deadly patriot game: Irish Independent
Peace fragile as bombers strike both sides of border: Sydney Morning Herald
Attention beginning to focus on referendum: The Irish Times
Where, when will we stop drifting apart?: Irish News
Acts of sectarian hate aim to wreck talks: The Irish Times
Ulster talks crawl along: The Independent
Justice requires change and change causes fear: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
Claims of split are untrue says IRA: Irish News
Angelus controversy saddens archbishop: The Irish Times
People who must face up to parade decisions: Irish News
February 24
Bloody `endgame' threatening us all: Irish Independent
Cross-border alert as LVF threatens further attacks: Irish Independent
Bombing brings loyalist warning: The Guardian
North talks will advance when British face facts: The Irish Times
Bombers aim to ruin talks: Irish News (Editorial)
The paramilitaries' day has gone: Electronic Telegraph (by Bertie Ahern)
UUP seeks assembly along Welsh lines: The Irish Times
Bombers ‘won’t wreck peace’: Irish News
RTE rethink on Angelus urged: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday judges appointed: Irish News
Message of hope to end violence: Irish News
February 23
A Matter of Opinion: Sunday Business Post
The unionist world is shrinking rapidly: Irish Independent
OFFICIALS SAY MILITANTS WON'T HALT ULSTER TALKS: Chicago Tribune
Sinn Fein will ask IRA for back-to-talks approval: Irish Independent
On the outer with Sinn Fein: Sydney Morning Herald (Editorial)
Republicans play the waiting game: The Independent
No SF exit strategy, Adams tells gathering: The Irish Times
Blair reluctant to meet Adams: Electronic Telegraph
Praying for triumph of the ordinary: The Irish Times
February 22
N. Ireland Town Musters Collective Effort After Bomb: Washington Post
Breakaway IRA blamed in car bomb: Boston Globe
Sinn Fein spin leaves castle hacks in a daze: The Sunday Times
Blair speeds up Ulster peace talks: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Féin "Disavows" Killings: Sunday Tribune
Sinn Fein calls illegal marches: The Sunday Times
Conway's Family Condemns Mowlam: Sunday Tribune
February 21
Sinn Fein Ousted From Peace Talks: Washington Post
The Irish balancing act: Boston Globe (Editorial)
SIX DAYS FOR MURDER: The Times (Editorial)
SF and its links with a force for violence: The Irish Times
Adams denies Provo hawks turned tables with killings: Irish Indpendent
11 injured in bomb blast in Co Down: The Irish Times
Mowlam chats to terrorist: Electronic Telegraph
Dogs of war circling advocates of politics: The Irish Times
Kings of the Castle: Irish Independent
February 20
Murder's shadow falls across the North: Irish Independent
It's sterile stuff as the lads have their lá in court: Irish Independent
Tension rises as murder is blamed on IRA: The Times
Expulsion gives gunmen licence: The Guardian
IRA needs a chance to take unpalatable decision: The Irish Times
Reform bid long overdue: Irish News (Editorial)
Law may feel 'political question' marks no-go area: The Irish Times
RUC report full of half truths, say nationalists: Irish News
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Call for closure of Castlereagh: Irish News
February 19
Software-support capital envisioned as Belfast of future: Boston Globe
Courting trouble on way to peace deal: Irish Independent
No Decision on Sinn Fein in Peace Talks: Los Angeles Times
Religion is still a power in the land: Irish Independent
N. Ireland Talks Hit An Impasse: Washington Post
Have the Mitchell Principles outlived use?: The Irish Times
Mitchell warns of more bloodshed: Electronic Telegraph
Hume in outburst at 'days wasted': Irish News
Sue for peace: The Guardian (Editorial)
Mitchell puts focus back on the Big Picture: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein demands RUC quiz: The Independent
Kings of the castle have their day in court: The Irish Times
Apprentice Boys insist on 'right' to march in city: Irish News
February 18
Gerry Adams risks being the biggest loser: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein to Petition Court to Stay in N. Ireland Talks: Los Angeles Times
Propaganda warriors: Irish Independent
Adams seeks to halt expulsion: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein in plea to judge: The Guardian
The players matter not ... the play's the thing: Irish News
Sinn Fein is heading for a technical knock-out: The Irish Times
Peace talks in peril as Sinn Fein fights ban: Sydney Morning Herald
McMichael accuses IRA of attempt to destroy process: The Irish Times
'Priests used murders to attack Protestant faith': Irish News
February 17
There is no other way: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein fights for its spot: Boston Globe
No split over IRA `link' to murders-Ahern: Irish Independent
N. Ireland Talks Consider Expulsion Of Sinn Fein Party: Washington Post
Furious Adams fights to stay in Ulster talks: Electronic Telegraph
Leaked paper proves deal is done says DUP: Irish News
Senior unionists very impatient with pace of events: The Irish Times
Parties must stay in talks: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams should still visit US if out of talks, says King: The Irish Times
Backgrounds of Sinn Fein negotiators in talks process: The Irish Times
Warning against any new assembly: Irish News
'Punishment attacks' at high levels, FAIT claims: The Irish Times
February 16
Republicans' Practiced Ambiguity: Sunday Tribune
Religion makes it Belfast, not Beirut: Sunday Business Post
Frustration led to `no claim' IRA killings: Irish Independent
Dr Mowlam and the crazed loyalist right: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Talk ban 'will lead to fresh violence': Electronic Telegraph
Clinton plea on Ulster talks: The Guardian
INCONTROVERTIBLE PRINCIPLE: The Times (Editorial)
Talks reach crucial stage: Irish News (Editorial)
Even a drug dealer's murder is a political act: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein calls for justice: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
SDLP opts for an assembly: Irish News
The problem is about conflicting identities: The Irish Times
February 15
Talking Peace And Hearing War: Washington Post
A critically wounded peace process: Boston Globe
Adams visit poses dilemma for Clinton as talks ban nears: Electronic Telegraph
Adams's biggest gamble looks like a winner: The Sunday Times
With Sinn Fein or without: The Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
Putting our hope in rational republicans: The Sunday Times
Killers who stalk the peace process: The Sunday Times
Provos 'looking for way out of talks': The Observer