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This archive contains references to articles from January 1-15, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Saturday, January 15
Garda `made allegations in probe on IRA weapons plot' : Irish Independent
Unionist fury over United Ireland claim: The Examiner
Unionists stand by February arms deadline: Irish News
'D' word back on table as politicians return to work: The Irish Times
D-word cloud darkens as storm of oaths fades: Irish News
Finally, it all comes down to the arms issue: The Irish Times
Nelson parents join criticism: Irish News
All parties play their part in Mandelson's charm offensive: The Times
Mandelson to move on Patten report soon: The Irish Times
A religious divergence?: Irish News (Editorial)
Sinn Féin want new commission appointed: The Examiner
New row rocks St Patrick’s parade: Irish News
The roots of the Arms Crisis not found yet: The Irish Times
We can learn from US says McGuinness: Irish News
Friday, January 14
IRA offers to destroy some weapons: Baltimore Sun
Peace deal at risk 'if IRA fails to disarm now': Electronic Telegraph
Republicans Must Comply: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Loyalty oath not necessary for Sinn Fein MPs: The Independent
Abstention policy's deep roots: The Guardian
Keeping allegiance: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Westminster ban is dated: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams predicts united Ireland: BBC
No time for megaphone diplomacy: Irish Independent
SF wants force abolished after it supports Drumcree: The Examiner
McGuinness lesson for Harlem pupils pupils of struggle: The Guardian
RUC accused of tailing SF man: The Examiner
UVF makes its presence felt at funeral: The Irish Times
Thursday, January 13
Sinn Fein leader wants end to ultimatums: Philadelphia Inquirer
Clinton presses Adams on IRA decommissioning: The Guardian
Arms handover must begin - Trimble: BBC
Taoiseach warns decommissioning issue can wreck progress to peace: The Examiner
America – land of free publicity and easy dough: Irish News
RUC widows hand in petition of protest: Electronic Telegraph
Blair and Trimble meet today on policing: The Irish Times
High-tech hunt for bombers revealed: Belfast Telegraph
Suspected LVF activists detained after UVF murder: The Examiner
British tapping Irish phones since '70s - US: Irish Independent
Faul issue won't move away, Your Grace: Belfast Telegraph
Row over soldiers in Drumcree photo: BBC
Mandelson softens stance on weapons: The Times
Move to allow MPs Commons facilities: BBC
Wednesday, January 12
Rebel group 'could end Ulster ceasefire': The Times
Loyalists' town on funeral alert: Electronic Telegraph
Loyalist murder suspects held: Irish News
LVF ceasefire and early-release prisoners under intense scrutiny: The Irish Times
Mandelson's hope for decommissioning: BBC
Groups prepare Mandelson demilitarisation submissions: Belfast Telegraph
Robinson says he is not against cross-Border ties: The Irish Times
Eric Waugh's comment: Belfast Telegraph
Council backs SF on extradition: Irish News
RUC petition goes to Downing Street: BBC
Nationalists neverfail to play the ‘inquiry’ game: Irish News
Tuesday, January 11
Real IRA ‘to announce start of new campaign’: Irish News
Washington wary of North in Bloody Sunday aftermath: The Irish Times
US told Blaney was trying to raise armed force after SF split: The Irish Times
Top judge enters QC debate: Irish News
Provos still on line for handover of weapons: Irish Independent
Fatal gun attack may signal fresh loyalist infighting: The Independent
'It's impossible to be both a good Englishman and a good Catholic': The Times
'New Britain' must tackle the English question: The Irish Times
Monday, January 10
Hopes rising for deal on IRA weapons: Irish Independent
IRA denies weapons move: Irish News
Adams faces US pressure on arms deadlock: The Guardian
Trimble looks to Clinton for support on IRA arms: The Irish Times
Moves on arms question very welcome sign: The Examiner (Editorial)
British play down reports of troop reductions: The Irish Times
'LFF' threat played down: Irish News
Fortifications at RUC stations may be dismantled: The Times
Nothing can excuse this intimidation: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble to testify in 'conspiracy' libel case: The Times
Challenge over oath set to continue: BBC
Questions about the culture of legal system in the north: Irish News
St Patrick belongs to both sides of the community: Irish News
How Coronation Street threatened Good Friday deal: The Guardian
SF aims to win in Kerry North: The Irish Times
DPP ruling on Nelson a 'disgrace': Irish News
Nationalist anger at 'whitewash operation': The Irish Times
Guns and a cry for help: Irish Independent
Lack of direction on North ended in the arms trial: The Irish Times
Memo proposes peaceful route to united Ireland: Irish Independent
Refugees' statements were little use to State: The Examiner
Haughey used the crisis of August '69 to bolster his political future with FF: Irish Independent
Sunday, January 9
Culture of minority will not lie down: Sunday Business Post
Caught in a free state: Sunday Business Post
IRA to begin disarmament 'within weeks': Electronic Telegraph
'Arms will not derail process' - McGuinness: BBC
IRA prepared to seal up its arms dumps: Electronic Telegraph
Nelson bomb suspect arrested in the US: The Observer
NI ministers support lawyer death inquiry: BBC
Nelson case man may sue: The Sunday Times
Unionists attempt to force Cabinet reshuffle: Sunday Independent
Three killings still linger a decade later: Boston Herald
Cheap jibes bounce off O'Brien: The Sunday Times
Two set to admit arming the IRA: The Observer
Truth goes on trial: The Sunday Times
Hillary Must Make Tough Call on Parade Issue: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
BBC in row over Sinn Fein ribbon: BBC
Provo hangers-on party like it's 1969: Sunday Independent
Radicals' debating chamber set to be a shopping mall: The Observer
MPs sought arms in 1969 - files: BBC
How the Haughey Era could have been avoided: Sunday Independent
Welcome back to the craic: The Observer
Saturday, January 8
Trimble: Confident on decommissioning: BBC
Unionists sticking by guns D-day: Irish News
We must come to the defence of Monsignor Faul for the sake of justice: Irish Independent
Row over meeting between Mgr Faul and RUC lingers: The Irish Times
DPP deals ‘body blow’ to Nelsons: Irish News
Fresh row erupts over garda killers: Irish Independent
Extradition cases will not damage peace process: The Irish Times
Council chairman backs demand for Fusco freedom: The Examiner
New problem for society: Irish News
Lynch planned military push against republicans: Irish Independent
Lynch's secret plan to tackle arms crisis: Irish Independent
Friday, January 7
Facing a baptism of fire: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
SDLP critical of IRA New Year message: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton seeks Ulster visit to cement peace-maker image: Electronic Telegraph
IRA: Talks over arms continue: BBC
UUP counters IRA claims: The Irish Times
Protesters clash with police after killer denied bail: The Guardian
Angelo Fusco's long fight with the law: BBC
Unionists may postpone arms issue review: Irish Independent
Unionists angered by Tory backing over IRA weapons: Electronic Telegraph
Judge refuses to discharge himself: The Irish Times
Dr Daly renews Bloody Sunday witnesses plea: Irish News
Legal firm denies Bloody Sunday claims: The Irish Times
'Exasperated' Blair ready to give Mowlam her cards: The Guardian
Thursday, January 6
Seismic changes predicted for future of unionism: Irish News
IRA refuses to give ground on weapons: The Independent
IRA may keep some arms for protection: The Times
Cardinal attacks priest for pro-abortion Clinton stance: Irish News
Lawyers will try to block Fusco handover today: The Irish Times
Families of Derry dead lash findings: Irish News
St Patrick's day parade refused funding: BBC
The challenge of St Patrick’s day: Irish News (Editorial)
Wednesday, January 5
The dark days before the fall of Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Agendas set for crucial second arms decommissioning summit: The Examiner
IRA killer caught in on-off extradition row: The Guardian
Judge halts extradition border dash: Irish Independent
Arrested IRA man seems to have no future in prison: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein demand the quashing of Fusco extradition: The Examiner
Sinn Fein rejects claim of right-wing politics: Irish News
Double prize for Sinn Fein?: Irish News (Editorial)
Call to ban Orange chaplain: The Irish Times
Loyalist parties urged to help end attacks: The Examiner
SF hits out at ‘increase’ in patrols: Irish News
Challenge over judges in royalty declaration case: The Irish Times
Missing Troubles archive surfaces: The Guardian
What we learn from saga of `missing' files: Irish Independent
Troop back-up plan for North in 1949: The Examiner
Tuesday, January 4
A farewell to arms is the IRA's best option: Belfast Telegraph
Cardinal Presses Backer of Hillary: New York Daily News
Inside the Cabinet papers: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Apprentice Boys help city ring in happy New Year: Belfast Telegraph
IRA fugitive killer arrested: BBC
Cancelled parole left one costly inmate with Maze all to himself: The Guardian
It's proving a lengthy Good Friday: The Guardian
Free speech is right of all: Irish News (Editorial)
Reconciliation deeper challenge in peacetime: The Irish Times
Mgr Faul lashed over RUC talks: Irish News
Trust to help former IRA prisoners: The Irish Times
Inquiry sought over missing arms files: BBC
No proof 1969 arms crisis files missing: The Examiner
The Lessons Of The Past: The Irish Times (Editorial)
‘Sad’ SF honours attack blasted: Irish News
Monday, January 3
Great Britain?: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley jail pardon warning: Belfast Telegraph
Ahern: Dream of united Ireland: BBC
IRA must move to seal peace: The Examiner (Editorial)
How era of The Troubles blighted the generations: Irish Independent
Documents give only part of the story: Irish Independent
New era concept applicable to Northern Ireland: Irish News
Another country: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Dalai Lama for North conference: The Examiner
Royal message of peace at Ulster service: The Times
Sunday, January 2
The North's Lost Lives: Sunday Business Post
Guns remain loaded question in Belfast: Boston Herald
With nod to past Ulster steps into the future: The Observer
The tragedy of John Hume: a tribal leader, not a statesman: The Sunday Times
The importance of being Hume: Sunday Independent
Family united in grief at an Omagh grave: The Sunday Times
Living, not dying, for a new Ireland: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Government plot created the Provos: The Sunday Times
Haughey tried to make a secret deal with Britain on Nato bases: Sunday Independent
Living in those Troubled times: Sunday Independent
Saturday, January 1
Trimble urges politicians to co-operate: BBC
Ulster's New Year wish is for peace: Electronic Telegraph
Peace symbol thwarted by IRA gun delay: The Times
How ministers saw Ulster slide into strife: The Guardian
PRO papers: Prince Philip put forward as Ulster peace mediator: Electronic Telegraph