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This archive contains references to articles from February 1-14, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
February 14
Killings Imperil Role Of Sinn Fein in Talks: Washington Post
Sinn Fein on the way out: The Guardian
Paradox of the talks: Irish News (Editorial)
Showdown as Adams fights talks ban: Irish Independent
Provos will not strike back just yet: Irish Independent
Survey on opinions in North springs surprise: The Irish Times
At least Powell could take history's verdict: Irish News
Is this the end of peace in our time?: Irish Independent
Here we go again: Irish Independent
Four jailed over IRA bomb factory: Electronic Telegraph
There will be no peace says wife of UDA man: Irish News
February 13
Adams demands to stay in talks: Electronic Telegraph
Why Dougan murder may cost SF place at peace talks: The Irish Times
Dispose of the sniper signs: Irish News (Editorial)
Peace event gets little support north of Border: The Irish Times
Governor of Maze to stand down: The Times
February 12
How 1920 Act could be the way forward: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein may face expulsion from talks: Boston Globe
Ulster talks on the brink of collapse: Electronic Telegraph
NO WAY OUT: The Times (Editorial)
Killings come at the worst time for process: The Irish Times
Loyalists rebuild as ceasefire reduces security: The Irish Times
The shame of La Mon: Irish News
The Unionists retrench: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Boycott row unfortunate: Irish News (Editorial)
February 11
IRA role in death suspected: Boston Globe
IRA killings threaten Ulster talks: Electronic Telegraph
Murder And Its Aftermath: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Adams rejects claims of IRA involvement: The Irish Times
Mowlam/Maginnis truce may be shortlived: The Irish Times
UUP sees facilitating role for British Isles council: The Irish Times
Hamill family sets up fund to 'prosecute RUC officers': Irish News
Silver Screen Troubles: The Irish Times
February 10
Hume tells Sinn Fein to give up sideswipes at Mallon: Irish Independent
Mowlam might no longer work with Maginnis: The Irish Times
S Africa advice sought on Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Plans to reform RUC attacked: The Independent
Rivals on same side: The Irish Times
Inequality in the north 'still needs to be addressed': Irish News
US business group to aid Belfast: The Irish Times
February 9
Peace's shape emerges in Belfast: Albany Times Union
SDLP squabbles with Sinn Fein are doing no good: Sunday Business Post
Northern Ireland United: Sunday Business Post
Trimble's party can't reform: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Ulster parties urged to put past behind them: The Times
Death marks end of an era: Irish News (Editorial)
Border ties must make sense and must not be impositions: The Irish Times
Peace calls for greater courage than conflict: Irish News
White House cautious on Clinton trip here in May: The Irish Times
Trimble faces rebellion: Irish News
A glimpse of North behind the headlines: The Irish Times
A new look at 'Bloody Sunday': Nando Times
Dissent on 'proposed way ahead' is sincere: Irish News
Shadow of gunmen drives the Irish to drink: The Times
February 8
Blair charms Ireland back on US agenda: The Sunday Times
Clinton plans 'push for peace' Ulster trip: Electronic Telegraph
Don't let the facts get in way of the fantasy: The Sunday Times
Nationalists protest in Belfast’s Lower Ormeau Road against Orange Order marches: The Observer
Globe cartoon sent with death threat to Ulster activist: Boston Globe
Dublin papers leaked to Paisley reveal secret payments to British: The Sunday Times
Middle class invade Belfast no-go area: The Sunday Times
February 7
Case for holding secret talks on North: Irish Independent
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Talks may be moved in bid for May 1 deadline: Irish News
Nationalists remain wary despite reforms: The Irish Times
Smyth's IRA claim rejected: Irish News
Threats to Protestant clergy in Border areas: The Irish Times
Return of unionist rule is a nightmare: Irish News
February 6
Adams faces united front on new assembly: Irish Independent
A tribute for all victims: Irish News (Editorial)
Making The May Deadline: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Clinton, Blair optimistic on the North: The Irish Times
Army may 'take killer Scots Guardsmen back': Irish News
February 5
Peacemaker Hume leans on Sinn Féin to accept assembly: Irish Independent
Seeking a compromise so talking can begin: Irish Independent
Time ripe for political gamble by Trimble: The Irish Times
Time Mr Trimble reversed history: Irish News (Editorial)
Internal settlement will not work, says Adams: The Irish Times (by Gerry Adams)
Preparing the RUC for historic changes: Irish News
Bill proposes 14 days' notice for North marches: The Irish Times
February 4
We must leave our past behind: Irish News (by John Hume)
SF's talks position attacked by Hume: Irish News
Trimble outlines conditions for meeting Sinn Fein: The Irish Times
Truth has a chance only when the media is fair: Irish News
Blair: Ulster killings may go on even after settlement: The Independent
No comparison between arms trial, Bloody Sunday: The Irish Times
Flaw that blocks way to progress in peace process: The Irish Times
No excuses for murder: Irish News (Editorial)
Nationalist hopes of EU questioned: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein, Unionists in first direct talks at peace table: South China Morning Post
Mass attendance down from 70% to 60%, survey finds: The Irish Times
February 3
The inquiry into Bloody Sunday and why the truth matters to a democracy: Boston Globe
No alternative to talks: Irish Independent
LVF threat of terror against Catholics: The Guardian
The Irish peace process: Nando Times
Sufficient consensus to be built into new assembly: Irish News
Parties unite to attack SF for unrealistic stance: The Irish Times
Unionist's comments attacked by families: Irish News
February 2
Few believe the killing spree is over: Sunday Business Post
Dead cry out for justice: Sunday Business Post
'Jovial' Bloody Sunday march: Electronic Telegraph
Ripples still spreading from Bloody Sunday: The Independent
Talks should be a bridge to all-Ireland democracy: Irish News
What to do in the face of sectarian hatred?: The Irish Times
The glory of the Celtic saints belongs to us all: Irish News
Proposals for peace criticised at debate: The Irish Times
SDLP restates position on internal settlement: Irish News
Balcombe Street gang will never be freed: The Times
Few people in Republic think peace likely: The Irish Times
Trinity students launch unionist revival: Irish News
February 1
Time for Trimble to ask Adams a simple question: The Sunday Times
Impatient for peace: The Independent (Editorial)
Rough road to reality: The Sunday Times
Mowlam moves to allay RUC's fears: The Observer
UDP could be back in talks in two weeks: The Sunday Times
Mowlam 'backs bail' for IRA men in US jail: The Sunday Times
Making peace with Ulster's past: Boston Globe (Editorial)
At Last, A Derry Postmortem: New York Daily News
Irish ministers 'armed IRA': The Sunday Times
Reporters who found a different truth in Ulster: The Sunday Times