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This archive contains references to articles from January 1-15, 2001. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Monday, January 15Where hatred has outlived the ceasefire: The Guardian
'Undeclared deadline' for NI talks is end of January: The Irish Times
McGuinness in renewed call for upholding of decommissioning deal: Irish Examiner
SDLP denies it is capitalising on policing: The Irish Times
Gardai sought to probe RUC: Belfast Telegraph
Policing the peace: The Guardian (Editorial)
Mandelson wrong in criticising SDLP on policing: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Critical fortnight for peace process: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Burnside choice indicative of unionst concern: UTV Internet
Selection reflects opinion - Burnside: The Irish Times
Shared guilt for society’s sectarianism: Irish News
In glorifying the gun, the BBC jeopardises peace: Daily Telegraph (by David Trimble)
Bloody Sunday shot claim rejected: BBC
Belfast Gaels makes dramatic Gaeltacht bid: Irelandclick.com
Bar on former Catholic priests entering Commons to be repealed: The Guardian
Sunday, January 14
IRA weapons deal renews Ulster peace hopes: Electronic Telegraph
UUP urges Trimble to exclude Sinn Fein over arms deadlock: The Sunday Times
Pipe bomb at SDLP office was warning: Ireland on Sunday
Tale of two tribunals: The Observer
Violence has no place in Northern Ireland: Ireland on Sunday
Flanagan in Special Branch pledge row: The Sunday Times
Mandelson claim angers SDLP: BBC
Electoral concerns slow peace process: Ireland on Sunday
Ulster Unionists hit out at SDLP policing position: UTV Internet
Bill's still seeking to break the impasse in the North: Ireland on Sunday
North faces two new deadlines: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Catholics fleeing 'pipe bomb city' of Larne: Ireland on Sunday
Irish army 'can't police Armagh': The Observer
Maginnis: man of good authority: The Sunday Times
Keeping the peace: The Sunday Times
Police watchdog to probe Finucane case: The Sunday Times
Widower of bomb victim blames both IRA, British: Boston Herald
McGuinness informer 'was a known liar': The Observer
Civil war series bombs in Ireland and Britain: Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, January 13
RUC chief says reforms on track: The Guardian
Loyalists blamed for bomb attack: BBC
Adair refutes Maginness allegations: UTV Internet
Loyalist Larne targets Catholics in town: The Irish Times
Pipe bombs: RUC patrols stepped up: Irish News
Trimble begins grassroots talks: BBC
Trimble buys time with fresh consultations: Irish News
Trimble warns on lack of decommissioning progress: UTV Internet
McCartney sees no progress on arms issue: Irish News
North/South statistics has much to teach us: The Irish Times
Under the moon...: Belfast Telegraph
It’s time to expect the unexpected: Irish News
How Celtic Tiger's cubs find SF reassuring: The Irish Times
Army double agent was 'at the very top of IRA': The Guardian
Innocent victim of Ulster's dirty war: The Guardian
Woe for Trimble as Burnside gets nod: Irish News
Dickson’s courage a good omen for Commission: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Omagh bombing trial is put back: Irish News
Drumcree mediator in secret meetings: Belfast Telegraph
Continuity IRA bombers were on their way to blow up Belfast hotel: UTV Internet
Project hailed as ‘peace model’: Irish News
Friday, January 12
Trimble told to toughen stance: UTV Internet
Still not too late to save the peace process, says Adams: The Irish Times
One 'torpedo' too many: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Adair blamed for bomb at SDLP office: The Guardian
Loyalism 'loses faith' in Good Friday Agreement: UTV Internet
UDA drug cartel: a sordid history: Irish Echo
UUP meets to select candidate for UK election: The Irish Times
Major Effort to Woo Bush: Irish Voice
Omagh relatives target Bush: UTV Internet
Clinton: North, heal thyself: Irish Echo
Race for Dublin Is Heating Up: Irish Voice
Call to catch pipe bombers: The Guardian
Priest says Catholics should flee pipe bomb terror: Irish Examiner
Thursday, January 11
Senior gardai apply for jobs in new North police service: Irish Indepenent
People 'living in fear' of paramilitaries: BBC
Deputy Mayor calls for Mad Dog's release: Irelandclick.com
Boycotting NI police a barren ploy: The Irish Times
Time is fast running out for Peace Process: Irish Independent
SDLP should say yes: The Irish Times (Editorial)
A police service for all — Patten plan deadlock: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Young choose Sinn Fein above other parties: Irish Examiner
Bomb attack was 'attempted murder': BBC
Rebel Heart attacks part of campaign — Bennett: Irelandclick.com
Nicholson 'front-runner' to be US ambassador: The Irish Times
NI musical welcome for Bush: BBC
Chilling message from the LVF: Irelandclick.com
Son of Wright pleads guilty to bomb charge: The Irish Times
Unionist could decide icon's fate: BBC
RUC bill for Drumcree £25m: Belfast Telegraph
Belfast aims to develop region: The Irish Times
‘Offensive’ Irish cards are removed: Irish News
Wednesday, January 10
Adair set for release next year: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist 'Mad Dog' Adair will stay in jail: The Independent
Drug links and terrorism keep Adair in jail: The Times
Adair to seek judicial review of confinement: Irish Examiner
Human Rights Commissioner concerned at Adair case: Irelandclick.com
Johnny Adair: Notorious loyalist: BBC
Big man of the Shankill 'still holds sway - in or out of jail': The Guardian
Little regret for Adair on Shankill: UTV Internet
Simply the beast: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Both side of the Northern divide breathe sigh of relief: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
My message to the paramilitaries: Belfast Telegraph
'No split on security' - Number 10: BBC
Peter’s mind is not on the job in hand: Irish News
Ahern hopes to meet SF on his return from tour: The Irish Times
Concern over RUC complaints: BBC
SDLP continue policing discussions: UTV Internet
New police powers like sledgehammer - activist: The Irish Times
The SDLP, the Police and the fudge: Belfast Telegraph
US politicians back Belfast man: The Irish Times
Hallmark blasted for ‘debasing’ St Patrick’s: Irish News
With neophyte zeal, fans unite around hockey team: Boston Globe (Jan. 9)
Potential US envoy sues 'Irish Voice': The Irish Times
Tuesday, January 9
Nationalists are urged not to torpedo peace: Electronic Telegraph
Mandelson warns SDLP over Ulster police deal: The Guardian
Nationalists still pressing policing case: BBC
Mandelson urged to publish Police Implementation Plan without delay: UTV Internet
Real reform needs vision and courage: Irish News
A compromise on the RUC is possible: The Independent (Editorial)
Standing still: The Times (Editorial)
The black side of Bush: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein to resume talks with government: UTV Internet
Northern Ireland awash with arms and devices, says Mandelson: Electronic Telegraph
Panel says Adair must stay in jail: Belfast Telegraph
Mandelson refuses to be drawn on ceasefire allegations: UTV Internet
IRA 'mole' allegation denied by top Garda inquiry: Irish Independent
Unionist fury over terrorist release: The Times
Yes and no battle for Maginnis’s seat: Irish News
After tax cuts, Ireland is green - with money: Seattle Times
People expect radical vision: Irish News (Editorial)
Viewers rebel against new BBC drama: Electronic Telegraph
The facts mustn't spoil a good story: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton peace park considered for Kerry: The Irish Times
Adams tells Eta to 'renounce violence': Electronic Telegraph
Monday, January 8
PM will meet Bush to secure Ulster backing: The Times
Help for Northern Ireland found in Hub: Boston Herald
Deals plea to keep peace process alive: The Guardian
Arms body is ‘here to stay’: Irish News
Murdered loyalist was stabbed two years ago: The Independent
Beheaded UDA murder victim was a marked man: Irish Examiner
Violence in North is linked to drugs: The Irish Times
IRA was behind car bomb attack on RUC officer: Electronic Telegraph
Two sides of the IRA coin: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
German spy risked life to penetrate Irish terror group: The Times
Trimble call for inquiry on Garda-IRA collusion: Irish Independent
New Police Body 'Must be backed': Belfast Telegraph
SDLP says it won't be bullied into police reform: The Irish Times
KELLY CONDEMNS RUC ‘WALL OF SILENCE’: Irelandclick.com
SDLP demands murder inquiries in RUC row: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble calls for inquiry into Kingsmill massacre: UTV Internet
How daft is that?: The Irish Times
Dangers of mixing fact and fiction: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Ulster dons teach Gaelic rival: The Times
30-year war was preferable to holocaust: Irish News
Sunday, January 7
Mandelson move to shelve RUC reforms backfires: Electronic Telegraph
Sinn Fein angry over threat to RUC reform: Independent on Sunday
SDLP stay firm on RUC reform: Ireland on Sunday
British push parties to get behind RUC reform: Sunday Independent
NI peace process in 'grave crisis': BBC
Arms body faces axe as IRA delays: The Sunday Times
Peace is promising for hostel owner: Boston Herald
Leader considers party's accord stance: BBC
Adair's release could shatter truce: Ireland on Sunday
Criminality dominates Loyalist paramilitarism: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Belfast body was 'loyalist paramilitary': BBC
Extra troops to help curb loyalist feud: The Sunday Times
Sick mother speaks out over IRA beating of teenage son: The Observer
Real IRA feud hands surprise bonus to police: The Sunday Times
Nelson probe chief to quiz RUC informers: Sunday Life
Mandelson won't seek extradition of fugitives: Sunday Independent
Threat to Blair on Bloody Sunday ruling: Electronic Telegraph
Money talks - with an American accent: Sunday Independent
Spielberg 'squashes' film mocking RUC: The Sunday Times
1970 State Papers
Marching towards the brink of an abyss: Sunday Independent
Has anything really changed in 30 years?: Ireland on Sunday
We still can't face facts of 1970: The Sunday Times
Ahern can learn from 1970: Sunday Independent
Saturday, January 6
Mandelson set to shelve Patten reform of the RUC: The Independent
Trimble can forget about Bush coming to his rescue: Irish Independent
Picking up the threads: The Irish Times (Editorial)
We are with the Nortons: Irish News (Editorial)
Maginnis's departure may let in Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
New strain on peace process as Maginnis quits: The Guardian
Ken Maginnis bows out: The Guardian
MP for a constituency with a unique history: The Irish Times
UUP man calls for General Election pact with the DUP: Belfast Telegraph
No decision on Adair until Monday: Irelandclick.com
I've come along way since Long Kesh: Belfast Telegraph
Armagh massacre is remembered: BBC
How Lynch led country through the arms crisis: Irish Independent
The secrets are out: Belfast Telegraph
Files reveal riddle of Stormont ‘mole’: Irish News
Lynch's rivals were the State's biggest threat: The Irish Times
Friday, January 5
Loyalists discover a language and history: The Scotsman
Cross-Border similarities outweigh the differences: The Irish Times
Converging Irish Profiles: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Inside the Orange Volunteers: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist's fate known within days: BBC
Loyalists threaten street demos if Mad Dog Adair remains jailed: Irish Examiner
LVF vow reprisals if loyalists attacked: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein man receives £9,000 for assault by RUC: The Independent
The gloating bomber: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
German government launch McBride probe: Irelandclick.com
Ceremony to recall Armagh massacre: The Irish Times
Hardline republicans bent on stirring up protests on anniversary of hunger strikes: Irish Examiner
Prisoner starts hunger strike for parole: The Irish Times
Tories signal Ulster retreat: The Guardian
Guns into Ploughshares: Irelandclick.com
Derry theatre's trustees ask the audience for a name: The Irish Times
Moynihan rides out: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Battle begins to replace Maginnis: Belfast Telegraph
When a man for all seasons shone through: Irish Independent
When NI events went beyond civil rights: The Irish Times
Thursday, January 4
RUC chief testifies in bid to keep Adair in jail: The Guardian
Loyalist's 'jail' fate to be decided: BBC
Alliance criticises IRA statement: The Irish Times
Cancer of sectarianism: Irish News (Editorial)
New Ulster-Scots institute: BBC
Centre opens for the study of Ulster-Scots: The Irish Times
Still taking potshots at the British: BBC
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Women live longer North and South, report shows: Irish Independent
1969 and all that: Irelandclick.com
Outcome of diplomatic visit awaited: Belfast Telegraph
Wednesday, January 3
I.R.A. Asserts Onus Is Blair's in Peace Effort: New York Times
Statement by IRA prompts Donaldson call on meeting: The Irish Times
Kelly rejects hardliner's criticism of IRA statement: Irelandclick.com
The IRA must climb down and give ground on arms: The Independent (Editorial)
IRA must make a better commitment to peace: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Impatient for lasting peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Mandelson appeals to keep Adair in prison: The Times
Key Republicans unite to lobby Bush on North: The Irish Times
Living alongside an economic miracle: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Current state of play of NIO statistics: Irish News
Why we are now the party of Britain and the Union: Electronic Telegraph
1970 State Papers
Papers focus on Irish arms scandal: BBC
A Lynch mob playing with fire during the arms crisis: Irish Examiner
Key questions still remain unanswered in sorry saga: Irish Independent
Cloak and dagger on the border: Belfast Telegraph
Rift as Chichester-Clark's critics gained strength: The Irish Times
British dithered over Irish Ambassador post: Irish Examiner
Government planned to study problems of unity: The Irish Times
Tuesday, January 2
IRA 'committed to resolving arms issue': BBC
Unionists scorn 'unrealistic' IRA: The Guardian
Provos told: you make the next move: Belfast Telegraph
Peace loses in election scramble: The Scotsman
Ulster leaders refuse to let violence dent high hopes for peace process: The Scotsman
Real IRA 'will fight Britain to the end': The Times
Suspicion and anger all along the watchtower: The Guardian
Hume looks to economy to aid 'healing process': The Irish Times
Police reform and the Equality Commission: Belfast Telegraph
Government hints at U-turn over Act of Union celebrations: Electronic Telegraph
Fly the flag, Tories urge 'unpatriotic' Blair: The Times
Just why is this Government ashamed of our birthday?: Electronic Telegraph
The heritage bridge to a better future: The Scotsman (Editorial)
Raytheon's presence in N. Ireland debated: Boston Globe
A Nasty Episode: Irelandclick.com
The play's the controversial thing: Dallas Morning News
1970 State Papers
British had plans for secret NI conference: The Irish Times
Irish Government agreed policy to arm Catholics: The Times
Plan for Army incursion into NI revealed: The Irish Times
Stark insights into a state on edge of the precipice: Irish Independent
Stormont slow to move on incitement to hatred law: The Irish Times
British Cabinet thought of abandoning North: Irish Examiner
Whitaker advised Lynch to pursue unity peacefully: The Irish Times
Military did its best to avert certain disaster: Irish Independent
Arms crisis revisited: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Criminal negligence: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Monday, January 1
Shooting sparks fears of new loyalist feud: Irish Examiner
Feud fear if loyalist leader released: The Guardian
Terrorist killings in Ulster double: The Times
It’s time to sow seeds of forgiveness: Irish News
IRA infiltration feared as Met hires in Ireland: The Times
Dissident group calls for ‘peace’: Irish News
Stormont feared it was losing control: Belfast Telegraph
Family’s shock at ‘30-year’ cover-up: Irish News
Armed RUC always high on agenda: Belfast Telegraph