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This archive contains references to articles from January 16-31, 2001. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Wednesday, January 31Premiers edge towards deal: Belfast Telegraph
New deal on North expected within days: The Irish Times
High Court rules in favor of Sinn Fein ministers: Boston Herald
Judge rules Trimble ban on Sinn Fein is unlawful: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble to appeal Sinn Fein ban ruling: BBC
Trimble’s selfish policies hindering peace process: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Politics Has To Succeed: The Irish Times (Editorial)
GFA is proving its durability: Irish News (Editorial)
Irish police arrest armed 'IRA men': The Times
Provos on disciplinary mission, say gardaí: Irish Examiner
Admission of IRA membership sparks arrest calls at Stormont: UTV Internet
Assembly calls for 'collusion' inquiry: BBC
Greysteel suspect may be behind pipe bomb campaign: Irish Examiner
North Antrim loyalist behind pipebomb campaign: UTV Internet
How will SDLP explain police service U-turn?: Irish News
RUC retirement 'madness' rapped: Belfast Telegraph
Taylor confident party will hold seat: BBC
‘Unionists must stop bickering’: Irish News
Soldiers were lucky to survive Londonderry mortar attack: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday reports curbed: The Times
Bay State businessman eyed as envoy to Ireland: Boston Herald
Tuesday, January 30
Deal to seal IRA arms in concrete may be just days off, say Protestants: Sydney Morning Herald
Parties in North consider proposals for a deal: The Irish Times
No peace deal on the table, says Ahern: Irish Examiner
Ahern to meet Blair amid talk of new deal: The Irish Times
Reid ‘offers to sing The Sash’: Irish News
HE WENT QUICK AT THE END: Irelandclick.com
Reid, never been one to voice doubt: Irish News
SF ban ruling adds to Trimble troubles: Belfast Telegraph
Momentum for peace: Washington Times (Editorial)
Reid has a lot to learn claim DUP: UTV Internet
JOHNNY BE GOOD: Irelandclick.com
Pro-agreement candidate wins UUP nomination: The Irish Times
The constituency that puts unionism on trial: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists' John Taylor to stand down as an MP: Electronic Telegraph
Ulster Unionists prepare for showdown: UTV Internet
UUP deputy to leave Westminster: The Guardian
Taylor always knew which way the wind was blowing: The Irish Times
Unionists face up to poll challenges: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Funds raised for Irish radicals: Boston Globe (Jan. 29)
US group critical of UK on policing: The Irish Times
Pipe bomb attacks on families: BBC
UDA suspected of attacks on Catholics - Neeson: UTV Internet
Death of man who was exiled by IRA: Irish News
Omagh accused case adjourned : Irish Independent
Monday, January 29
Leaders prepare to re-enter the fray: UTV Internet
Trimble confident of progress towards arms deal: The Independent
Pressure grows on IRA over arms: The Guardian
Sinn Fein dismiss Trimble's arms hopes: UTV Internet
Trimble issues Orange Order rebuke: Belfast Telegraph
DUP not contesting anti-accord seats: BBC
Trimble assails DUP decision: The Irish Times
No shift over Dublin, say DUP: Belfast Telegraph
O’Connor’s widow says Provos are to blame: Irish News
Thousands attend Bloody Sunday rally: BBC
Moves on arms, police reform are key, rally is told: The Irish Times
New calls for Finucane case inquiry: Irish News
Musical stage tribute to H-block hunger strikers: The Guardian
Sunday, January 28
IRA on brink of deal to destroy weapons: The Sunday Times
Blair involvement minimizes impact of Mandelson resignation: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Mandelson meets media thugs: The Sunday Times
Reid's 'rebel song' sparks Ulster row: The Sunday Times
'Your problem, Seamus, is you don't have guns': Irish Independent
Hello, John You're (almost) one of our own: Ireland on Sunday
A Scottish fighter ready to punch for peace: The Sunday Times
SDLP deserves our gratitude: Sunday Independent (Editorial)
Election pacts mooted by Robinson: UTV Internet
DUP ministers offer to meet Dublin counterparts: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Unionist pruning of Bush a little previous: Ireland on Sunday
Undercover soldiers trapped in IRA: Sunday Herald
Ulster spies 'left in cold by Britain': The Sunday Times
Dublin car bomb linked to INLA man's death?: UTV Internet
Real IRA planted bomb for the INLA: The Sunday Times
Probe stirs up accounts of Bloody Sunday: Boston Herald
Master of his game: Mansfield's taken on the law and won: Ireland on Sunday
Sale of dome is delayed by MI5 inquiry into 'Irish terror link': The Sunday Times
A gigantic success: Ireland on Sunday
Dublin councillors set to shed 'imperialist' robes: The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 27
British official in Belfast gets sobering start: Boston Globe
Reid has first meeting with Mallon and Trimble: UTV Internet
Dr Reid to enter NI talks on Monday: The Irish Times
John Reid, the Blairite bruiser all set to do battle: Irish Independent
John Reid takes on North: The Irish Times
Mandelson was just another in a long line: Irish News
Punishment victim shot in the ankles on day of lawlessness: Irish Independent
UDA accused of planting car bomb: UTV Internet
Homes evacuated after bomb scare: Irish Examiner
Who runs the terror factories?: Belfast Telegraph
Solicitor colleagues wage after-hours war: The Irish Times
Flanagan is warned against scaledown: Irish News
Police face perjury charges: Irish Independent
McGuinness will give inquiry evidence: BBC
Bloody Sunday victim gives evidence: BBC
Friday, January 26
Bombs mar Reid's arrival: The Times
Reid has 'passing knowledge' of Ulster: The Independent
Questions over choice of Reid for Ulster job: The Guardian
Change in minister leads to fears for peace process: The Scotsman
John Reid: A tough brief for a tough guy?: BBC
Dr John Reid has the North guessing: The Irish Times
Tough negotiator must move quickly to achieve Ulster deal: The Guardian
Time to bring an end to Direct Rule: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Clinton departs without pardoning McAllisters: Irish Echo
Unionist Gloating May Be Premature on Bush: Irish Voice
Changing of the guard: Irish Echo (Editorial)
Unionist split could hand seat to Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
Past suffering must be acknowledged — Dr Brady: Irish News
Paisley, Ashcroft and the secular-divine link: Irish Echo
Reaction to NI events were a contingency measure: The Irish Times
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 26 --------- Bloody Sunday victim admits rioting: Electronic Telegraph
Shooting victim denies throwing nail bombs: The Guardian
Shooting was attempted murder, says first victim: Irish Examiner
Thursday, January 25
Northern Ireland pol resigns over influence-peddling flap: Boston Herald
Catholic Reid will take over in Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Roman Catholic takes over in Belfast: The Guardian
Anti-agreement unionists welcome replacement: The Irish Times
New minister likely to command confidence of Unionists: Electronic Telegraph
New Northern Secretary advocate of devolution: The Irish Times
Sudden departure could spell trouble for stumbling peace: The Guardian
Taylor voices concerns at decision: Belfast Telegraph
Resignation won’t derail process, says Ahern: Irish Examiner
Mandelson's time in Northern Ireland remembered: UTV Internet
Mixed NI views on Mandelson resignation: BBC
Minister's backing for Trimble will be remembered: Electronic Telegraph
Problems didn't depart with Mandelson: Belfast Telegraph
Ulster: Hate figure after early success: The Scotsman
A minister who was cool and quarrelsome: The Independent
Media manipulator who failed to convince: The Irish Times
. . . and what he did in Ulster: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Mr Mandelson steps down: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Peace process will survive Mandelson’s demise: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
A high price has been paid: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Trimble says nationalists must now join in policing: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein bans visit to US police killer: Electronic Telegraph
Extremes apply when peace talks fail: The Irish Times
The three big words which can nauseate: Irish News
Guidelines issued after banner row: Irelandclick.com
Shooting at ex-prisoner's home: BBC
Censored 1972 single goes under the hammer for charity auction: Irelandclick.com
Large turnout for march expected: Irish News
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 25 --------- Bloody Sunday lawyers concern over off the record statements: Irish Examiner
Woman says family were warned not to go to march: The Irish Times
‘Puffs of smoke’ from walls: Irish News
Wednesday, January 24
Mandelson resigns: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Question-marks over Peter Mandelson: The Scotsman (Editorial)
Peace plan at risk as N. Ireland tensions rise: Boston Herald
Ulster army base attacked as talks falter: The Guardian
RUC blames 'Real IRA' for mortar bomb attack: The Irish Times
Personal message for Adams on bomb: UTV Internet
'Real IRA' needs to 'get lucky' only once: The Irish Times
Army drops objection to removal of watchtowers: Electronic Telegraph
Loyalist party split over peace accord: BBC
UDA rules out split but has 'concerns': Belfast Telegraph
Trimble gives downbeat assessment: UTV Internet
Bush letter to Adams backs peace process: The Irish Times
Looming poll puts even more pressure on tottering peace deal: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein claim progress in peace talks: UTV Internet
Terror Threat To Peace: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The lonely patrol of a Peeler's son: Belfast Telegraph
It’s hard to beat DUP at sectarianism: Irish News
Unionists want to stop 'biased' help for terror victims: The Independent
Loyalists accused of 'ethnic cleansing': The Irish Times
Blind eye turned to beatings — Paisley: Irish News
Drumcree debate going public: Belfast Telegraph
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 24 --------- Gas explosion victim smuggled across border for medical treatment: Irish Examiner
Publican pleaded with army officer on Bloody Sunday: UTV Internet
Tuesday, January 23
Blair urges party leaders on all sides to sign and end peace process impasse: Irish Examiner
Putting off meeting gave Trimble fig leaf - Sinn Fein: The Irish Times
Blair meets NI party leaders today: The Irish Times
Calling off meeting brings hope to peace process: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
POLICING IS BIGGEST TEST YET OF NATIONALIST UNITY: Irelandclick.com
Flanagan pushes ahead with plan for police reform: The Irish Times
‘Scunnered’ by crises in agreement: Irish News
Missing Tim Pat 'Count the Catholics': Belfast Telegraph
PRIMATE’S COMMENTS TO BE WELCOMED: Irelandclick.com (Editorial)
Mandelson may still have to face court grilling on flags issue: Irish Examiner
Anger at 'mass murder' attempt: Belfast Telegraph
Real IRA calls off hunger strike: Irish Independent
Bombers must not get their way: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
STEADY ON GERRY: Irelandclick.com
Anger in Ireland over new cardinal: The Times
Why Brady missed out on a red hat: Belfast Telegraph
Negative response to post from other churches: The Irish Times
Pressure grows for Mandelson inquiry: Electronic Telegraph
Act of Union events start storm: Belfast Telegraph
President Bush's Irish roots: BBC
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 23 --------- Inquiry hears "body count" claim: UTV Internet
Troops ordered to open fire at marchers backs, inquiry hears: Irish Examiner
Monday, January 22
Peace process meeting threatened: BBC
Dublin and London in final push for peace deal: The Irish Times
Army thwarts bomb attack on RUC station: Electronic Telegraph
Campaign undermines Sinn Fein: The Times
RUC would respond positively to IRA arms move: UTV Internet
Mallon awaits Blair move on RUC: The Irish Times
Trimble welcomes Bush Presidency: BBC
UUP’s party structures need reform: Irish News
'Will I be welcome in Crawfordsburn?': Belfast Telegraph
Road should be named after Clinton claim councillors: UTV Internet
Ulster punishment beatings soar: The Times
Sunday, January 21
Sinn Fein fears further sanctions: BBC
Unionists may bar minister as RUC reform demands rise: Independent on Sunday
'Progress' in NI negotiations: BBC
Unionist support for pact slipping: Boston Herald
Peace deal 10 days away as Blair backs arms handover compromise: The Sunday Times
Blair ready for new peace deal: Ireland on Sunday
Bleating about the Bush in Donnybrook: Sunday Independent
Bush gives backing to peace process: UTV Internet
Clinton peace legacy must live on: Sunday Independent
Bush myths deserve a beating: The Sunday Times
Cheer for unionists on Bush telegraph: Sunday Independent
Finucane inquiry extends into RUC Special Branch: The Sunday Times
FF shock as youth flocks to Sinn Fein: Ireland on Sunday
Mitchell attacks SF and FF on funds and corruption: Sunday Independent
IRA shoot boy for breaking window : The Sunday Times
Anti-Catholic act could be axed ‘in weeks not years’: Scotland on Sunday
High Catholic prison numbers spark probe: The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 20
Archbishop 'unable to back' RUC reforms: BBC
Fury over Brady’s ‘no’ to new police: Irish News
SDLP in talks on policing reforms: Irish News
Sinn Fein chiefs meet in Dublin: Belfast Telegraph
Clinton Works Irish Peace Process: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Blair to brief president on NI talks: BBC
A pragmatic solution, not an 'absolutist' one: The Irish Times
These are dangerous days for politicians: Irish News
Playing by the rules: Belfast Telegraph
Stock-taking in Belfast: The Irish Times (Editorial)
DUP are giving SF seats: Trimble: Irish News
Sinn Fein bid to put Mandelson in the dock: UTV Internet
SF flag challenge adjourned: BBC
Clinton gone but not forgotten: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
UDA has a lot to answer for: Irish News (Editorial)
Will he be Murder Mile's first millionaire: The Scotsman
Friday, January 19
No deal for Blair after 7 hours of Ulster talks: Electronic Telegraph
Political will exists for lasting peace in Ulster, says Blair: The Independent
Blair propping up 'failed process' says Robinson: The Irish Times
SDLP require greater certainty on policing: UTV Internet
Policing: newspaper's call to nationalists: BBC
Package aims to persuade SF to endorse reform: The Irish Times
Party's accord talks break up: BBC
Yes camp seeks a deal that sticks: The Irish Times
Dreaming of nationalist unity: Irelandclick.com
Meeting raises hopes of Hamill inquiry: The Irish Times
One Day for Peace: Irish Voice
Thompson faces challenge for seat: Irish News
Community house plan for Omagh bomb site: The Irish Times
It's Reno's move: Irish Echo (Editorial)
A life and death struggle, looking back on the hunger strike: Irelandclick.com
Remove loyalist flags, BT is urged: Irish News
Parrot set to parade home after court battle: The Irish Times
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 19 --------- Second gunman seen on Bloody Sunday march but weapon was taken from him: Irish Examiner
Soldiers were already in no-go area claims witness: UTV Internet
Bloody Sunday families appeal for support: Irelandclick.com
Thursday, January 18
'Time running out' for NI: BBC
'Republicans moving to collapse executive': UTV Internet
Fresh talks on Ulster stalemate: Electronic Telegraph
Signs of possible deal to break Northern deadlock: The Irish Times
Blair flies to Belfast in attempt to break stalemate: The Independent
World grows murkier by the day: Belfast Telegraph
Blair most probably is not empty-handed: The Irish Times
The see no evil, hear no evil policy: Belfast Telegraph (by Bob McCartney)
Blair's flying visit offers hope of breakthrough: Irish Independent
Unionist veto still the big rock on the road to peace: The Irish Times
Prime Minister's rescue mission: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
RUC plans are viable — Stalker: Irish News
Time to sit on police boards: Irish News (Editorial)
Bomb 'largest found' in recent years: BBC
Temptation is avoided by political fear: Irish News
UDP leader challenges opponents of agreement: The Irish Times
Loyalists target chief constable's brother: BBC
'Heartless' hoax bomb brings fear back to village: Irish Independent
McNamee tells High Court of alleged beatings: UTV Internet
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 18 --------- Last moments of Bloody Sunday victims recalled: Irish Independent
Witness describes fleeing area where friend was shot: The Irish Times
Wednesday, January 17
Ulster may keep PM from hunt vote: The Times
Talks attempt to save power-sharing: Irish Independent
Ulster bomb found as arms talks intensify: The Guardian
Armagh bomb largest yet by dissident republicans: The Irish Times
N. Ireland's top cop cites renegade IRA threat: Boston Herald
We demand an end to violence: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble issues fresh challenge to IRA: UTV Internet
Trimble plea is rejected: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP urged to support new policing arrangement: The Irish Times
It’s just like old times in the UUP: Irish News
Unionist MLA calls for halt to Larne bomb attacks: Irelandclick.com
Youth shot in one of many 'punishment' attacks: The Irish Times
IRA escapers sue over 'attacks' on recapture: The Guardian
Ex IRA prisoners sue for damages over injuries inflicted in jail: Irish Examiner
There is a wrong approach to human rights: Belfast Telegraph
Equality cannot be an illusion. It must be a fact.: Belfast Telegraph (by Gerry Adams)
Hutchinson to stand for Westminster: Irish News
McGuinness denies cash bias claim: UTV Internet
Peace breaks out, Belfast-style: Baltimore Sun
'Ethnic' police recruits are Irish: Electronic Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 17 --------- Bloody Sunday gunman claim: The Times
Inquiry hears silence claims: BBC
Woman’s claims of seeing a civilian gunman were ignored by rights group: Irish Examiner
Tuesday, January 16
Talks aim to end NI stalemate: BBC
Sinn Fein want to get a peace deal - Adams: UTV Internet
Trimble consults on talks impasse: Irish Examiner
Mandelson accused of 'rushing the fences': The Irish Times
Mandelson meets Flanagan over Larne attacks: UTV Internet
Police blame UDA for Larne attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Rights commission worried by dilution of Patten: The Irish Times
Moment of truth arrives for SDLP on policing: The Irish Times
Where there’s a will there’s always a way: Irish News
Sinn Fein can win Mallon seat , claims candidate: UTV Internet
Dissidents blamed for RUC attack: BBC
Forward planning for Ulster-Scots: Irish News
I hope Dublin has learned uncomfortable history lesson: Belfast Telegraph
--------- Bloody Sunday News - January 16 --------- Rights marchers fled in stampede from gunfire, inquiry hears: Irish Examiner
Shayler casts doubt on Bloody Sunday: The Independent
Bloody Sunday cover-up claim 'preposterous' inquiry told: Irish Independent
Defence Ministry insists it has no case to answer: The Irish Times