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This archive contains references to articles from January 16-31, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Sunday, January 31Mutual respect as hordes descend: The Sunday Times
Gardai suspect Provos in Dalkey raid: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Police search after man abducted: BBC
Renewed signs of Provo acitivity on both sides of the border: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Calls for action after Ulster beatings: Electronic Telegraph
A Double Standard on North Coverage: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Thuggery's thin camouflage has now been stripped away: Independent on Sunday
Paisley defies RUC in IRA suspects row: The Sunday Times
Police given TV video of IRA rebels: The Observer
IRA killers fear our secret tapes: The Sunday Times
Why Collins dies: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
A death in the family: The Sunday Times
The murder of Eamon Collins and the death of free speech: The Sunday Times
Police set Omagh bomb charges deadline: Electronic Telegraph
Nationalists escalate Drumcree campaign: The Sunday Times
INLA T-shirts celebrate murder of 'King Rat': The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 30
Collins shunned in death as in life: The Times
Dead man talking: The Guardian
'Killing Rage' caught up on Collins: The Irish Times
No side can kidnap saint: Irish News (Editorial)
Mowlam says Tories 'behaving badly': BBC
Protestant group calls for truth commission: Irish News
Media prefers monkey’s tale to Northern Ireland circus: Irish News
Trimble may seek review if SF enters executive: The Irish Times
‘Disarm and make a gesture’ urges Mo: Irish News
Friday, January 29
Paisley defends naming 'terrorists': BBC
Paisley should be accountable: Irish News (Editorial)
Arms issue likely to dog process forever - Adams: The Irish Times
Progress can still be made Mallon: Irish News
Loyalist bombing sparks fears of deaths: Electronic Telegraph
Informer's death was horrible, say police: The Times
Eamon Collins ‘murdered by republican with grudge’: Irish News
SF seeks links, for MPs in Dail: The Irish Times
IRA recruited graduate 'sleeper unit' during truce: Electronic Telegraph
Garda/RUC group observes local police on patrol: The Irish Times
Thursday, January 28
'Progress first, then the guns can be silenced': Belfast Telegraph
Running scared of terrorists: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Who killed Eamon Collins?: Belfast Telegraph
Reprisal Attacks in N. Ireland Prompt Criticism of Prisoner Releases: Washington Post
Death catches out killer who fingered the IRA's victims: Electronic Telegraph
Suspicion falls on former friends in IRA turned foes: The Irish Times
Men who live in fear of sudden revenge: The Times
Death notice seen on wall: The Irish Times
Vengeful killing won’t make the truth go away: Irish News (Editorial)
KILLING RAGE: The Times (Editorial)
Figures indicate drop in beatings: Irish News
Danger to Ahern must not be a danger to the peace: The Irish Times
Paisley identifies paramilitaries: BBC
Imperfect peace Hague is wrong to oppose: The Guardian (Editorial)
Clash over early releases: The Times
All Orangemen may rally on Twelfth at Drumcree: The Irish Times
UVF awaits right political climate: Irish News
Official IRA subversion strategies outlined: The Irish Times
Wednesday, January 27
Collins found dead: Belfast Telegraph
Eamonn McCann: Belfast Telegraph
Ceasefires holding - Mowlam: BBC
RUC must act over attacks: Irish News (Editorial)
TERRORIST TORTURE: The Times (Editorial)
Blair ‘failing to tackle anti-Catholic secrets’: Irish News
Trimble tells faithful why tactics must be followed: The Irish Times
Unionist supremist’s slip is still showing: Irish News
IRA threat of violence a bar to SF - unionist: The Irish Times
Seeing through the invisible Orangeman: Irish News
Tuesday, January 26
Prisoners and the deal: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Sinn Fein leaders boycott talks on beatings: Electronic Telegraph
Punishment beatings - A grip of fear: BBC
A new look at justice: Irish News (Editorial)
There is no peace where gunmen rule private fiefdoms: The Independent (Editorial)
Storm at Loughgall interview: Irish News
8 IRA men died in ambush: The Irish Times
Victims of violence in call for ‘justice’: Irish News
'They slaughtered him like a piece of meat': The Guardian
No-confidence motion in Speaker to be debated: The Irish Times
St Pat could do with a quiet man to help him: Irish News
Buying more time or manipulating process: The Irish Times
Monday, January 25
Arms body denies deadline report on guns hand-in: Belfast Telegraph
The gangsterisation of Ulster: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Same name claim sparks loyalist row: Belfast Telegraph
Halt early release of the terrorists, say Labour MPs: Electronic Telegraph
The peace crisis is now upon us: The Irish Times
Scratch one of ‘them’ and find much of ‘us’: Irish News
'First Minister must honour commitments' - SF: The Irish Times
Adams urges ‘parity of grief’: Irish News
Bloody reality of Ulster beatings: The Times
'Kneecappings' must stop - Mowlam: BBC
‘Continuity video’ given to RUC: Irish News
Ahern warns on hearsay convictions: The Irish Times
Talks with IRA relatives welcomed: Irish News
Sunday, January 24
Blair faces revolt over IRA releases: Electronic Telegraph
Town commits itself to peace: Albany Times Union
Guns row may halt peace process - Trimble: BBC
The secret diary of...: The Sunday Times
Unionist position on decommissioning hardens: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Sinn Fein risks pushing Irish democracy too far: The Sunday Times
Clinton, Irish, Target Impeachment Foe: by Niall O'Dowd (Ireland on Sunday)
Punishment beatings may stop release of prisoners: The Sunday Times
Fury as Adams joins the US lecture circuit: Electronic Telegraph
Unionists split over new royal name for the RUC: The Sunday Times
Region's companies foster strong links: Albany Times Union
Congressman aims to make a killing with Troubles novel: The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 23
Minister determined to meet IRA families: Electronic Telegraph
Ahern denies backing UUP stance: Irish Independent
Madame Guillotine infuriates the no-men: Irish News
First LVF prisoner goes free: BBC
Time to tackle sectarianism: Irish News (Editorial)
IRA tried to abduct man, says family: The Irish Times
Name army killers, father tells Hunter: Irish News
Friday, January 22
New talks to break NI deadlock: BBC
PUP let down by its threats: Irish News (Editorial)
Symbol of Ulster's Troubles is razed: The Independent
Poor turnout at Sovereignty Movement demo: Irish News
Victims attack minister over IRA families: The Times
Weir joins Donaldson on opposition to agreement: The Irish Times
Ambassador has hard act to follow: Irish News (Editorial)
Thursday, January 21
New terror warning: Belfast Telegraph
Hague wants halt to releases after Ulster beatings: Electronic Telegraph
Stymie the extremists: Irish News (Editorial)
Ervine predicts further attacks by loyalist groups: The Irish Times
Talks to hit crisis - Ahern: Irish News
New head of rights authority a wise choice: The Irish Times
Bogside’s Garvaghy solidarity calender: Irish News
UUP calls for civic pressure on arms issue: The Irish Times
Wednesday, January 20
How a military strategy might hold the key to decommissioning: Belfast Telegraph
Naming names: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
MP determined to name terrorists: BBC
Controversial career of a Tory MP and outspoken unionist: Irish News
Hunter’s plan not helpful: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble cracks the whip and his party toes the line: The Irish Times
DUP calls for halt to early releases: Irish News
Tuesday, January 19
Name and shame, say families: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley caught out by North debate `ambush': Irish Independent
MPs threaten to name Omagh bombers: BBC
Forget rights: there will be no marching without compromise: The Independent (Editorial)
Trimble is distorting what he signed up to: The Irish Times
More troops to leave Ulster: The Times
Tiocfaidh ar St Pat’s la may be Clinton’s prayer: Irish News
Children must learn together: The Irish Times
No break in Drumcree deadlock : BBC
Orange move disappointing: Irish News (Editorial)
Parties hail appointment of rights chief: Irish News
Unionist family has a row for the neighbours: The Irish Times
Monday, January 18
Trimble in 'stop bashing Orangemen' warning: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein Negotiator Predicts Success of Peace Talks for Ulster: New York Times
Peace process has only a 50pc survival chance, says Unionist: The Guardian
Daring new initiatives can lift old roadblocks: Irish News
Desire on ground for pact to succeed: The Irish Times
Residents tell Blair of Orange ‘terror’: Irish News
Trimble buys time over vote on institutions: The Irish Times
Sunday, January 17
IRA extends cease-fire to 2002: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Trimble threatens walk-out over Sinn Fein: Electronic Telegraph
Trust is the key to lasting peace in Northern Ireland: The Observer (by Mo Mowlam)
IRA keeps its powder dry for 'nudge factor': The Sunday Times
Mowlam's deadline renews pressure on Unionists, SF: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
RUC killer urges truth commission: The Sunday Times
Blind eye turned to broken legs: The Observer
Police probe Belfast petrol bombs: BBC
Omagh bombing prompts cross-border medical plan: The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 16
Being responsible is not without pain: Belfast Telegraph
Police smash major Provo spy network: Belfast Telegraph
Timetable for setting up North's institutions agreed: The Irish Times
Momentum for peace: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Ulster police chief warns of terrorist blitz: Electronic Telegraph
Envoy goes with fears over peace: Irish News
Crackdown on punishment beatings: BBC
Families protest at Maze release: Irish News
Guns thought to be part of IRA's buried arsenal: The Irish Times
US lawyers call for new Finucane inquiry: Irish News
LVF gives Trimble warning on seats: Irish News