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This archive contains references to articles from January 1997. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
January 31Civilian body for N. Ireland parades urged: Boston Globe
Mayhew delay on marches mediation: The Times
Mixed reactions to report's proposals: Irish News
Drumcree Mark Three beckons: The Irish Times
A Missed Opportunity: The Irish Times (Editorial)
CBI anger over decision to shelve parades report: Irish News
Only fresh evidence would justify inquiry - Major: The Irish Times
Quest for justice should not require a leap of faith: Irish News
Spring will press Britain to investigate new evidence: The Irish Times
Keenan to present 98 rebellion film: Irish News
January 30
Drumcree damaged RUC reputation says US report: The Irish Times
Poor signs if parades report is shelved: The Irish Times
Looking back in anger to city's darkest hour: Irish News
New evidence on Bloody Sunday shots: The Irish Times
Relatives boycott Bloody Sunday commemoration: Daily Telegraph
Follow in the footsteps of civil rights martyrs: Irish News (by John Hume)
Facts about the day that traumatised all of Ireland: Irish News
Lodges, residents in stand-off on problems of parades: The Irish Times
January 29
Jailbreak 'was meant to scupper' IRA truce: Irish News
Mayhew backs Nazi analogy in Ulster TV ad: The Times
This rhetoric is insulting: Irish News (Editorial)
Leading article: Belfast and Berlin: The Times (Editorial)
Justice and Order don't march the same road: Irish News
Ministers may not respond to review on North parades: The Irish Times
Fateful day when British soldiers dealt out death: Irish News
January 28
A view from afar puts north in perspective: Irish News
Mitchell sees role as a 'labour of love': The Irish Times
Irish talks 'tainted by double standards': Daily Telegraph
January 27
L.I. Pol Gets Super Invite From Bill : The Daily News
Small men of Stormont put party politics before peace: The Irish Times (by David Ervine)
Shock and humiliation of regime's injustices: Irish News
Concern as North talks resume: The Irish Times
Ex-bishop condemns failure to apologise for Bloody Sunday: The Times
Dublin to release Mountbatten killer: Daily Telegraph
January 26
RUC may lose final word on Orange Order marches: Sunday Telegraph
IRA royal murderer to be released: The Sunday Times
Dublin shuts door on Sinn Fein: The Sunday Times
January 25
Remembering Bloody Sunday: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Slaughter on a sunny afternoon: The Irish Times
ribunal smear inflamed injustice of shootings: The Irish Times
Door is not closed in search for the truth: The Irish Times
Switch to PR needed soon: Irish News (Editorial)
Prison staff accused of aiding escape: The Times
UK economy teeters as south balances books: Irish News
January 24
Orange Order refuses to meet residents: The Irish Times
March crisis looms again: Irish News (Editorial)
Report on RUC goes to heart of the problem: The Irish Times
Editor in court over trial fiasco: Daily Telegraph
US lawsuit unveils duty-free tycoon as Sinn Fein donor: The Times
Marching laws may be too late for Ulster: Daily Telegraph
January 23
Proposal to be welcomed: Irish News (Editorial)
Major 'will suspend' peace talks on Ulster: The Times
RUC chief defends use of plastic bullets: Daily Telegraph
McAliskey loses case against her extradition: Daily Telegraph
January 22
Decisions, decisions for the knee-jerk reactions: Irish News
Loyalists face talks ban after bombing: Daily Telegraph
The Benefit of the Doubt: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Evidence on Bloody Sunday is assembled: The Irish Times
New body to tackle parades: Irish News
January 21
Integrated education is not a panacea for North's ills: The Irish Times
Bloody Sunday splits Labour: Irish News
Rule of fear as civilians rounded up at gunpoint: Irish News
Baby escapes loyalist van bomb: Daily Telegraph
January 20
Loyalists want settlement with everyone a winner: Irish News
Primate's remarks on IRA ceasefire criticised: The Irish Times
Harryville protesters defy Orange leaders: Irish News
'Callous' IRA mortar attack denounced: Daily Telegraph
SEAN O'CALLAGHAN: The Irish Times (letter to the Editor from Danny Morrison)
January 19
A little bit of Ireland that won't grow up: The Sunday Times
How the BBC dances to an IRA tune: The Sunday Times
Clinton refuses visa for Adams: The Sunday Times
Harrison Ford stars in pro-IRA movie: The Sunday Times
January 18
If Labour wins, will Ulster say no to Mo?: The Irish Times
Catholic Unionist hopes to tackle Paisley: Daily Telegraph
Colonialists unfamiliar with 'darkest' Ulster: Irish News
Bloody Sunday inquiry rejected: Irish News
Marksmen killed three in 1972, evidence shows: The Irish Times
Widgery's determination to ignore evidence is revealed: The Irish Times
January 17
Anxiety among Unionists on how to play their hand: The Irish Times
Mayhew grants Clegg fresh appeal after new evidence: Daily Telegraph
Bullet experiments suggest that fatal shot was 'justified' : Daily Telegraph
Blind justice: biased vision: Irish News (Editorial)
Nationalist anger greets new Clegg murder appeal: Irish News
Kennedy says IRA ceasefire not sham: The Irish Times
January 16
Violence kills chance of any nationalist poll pact: Irish News
Orange leader's support gives cause for hope: The Irish Times
Germany sought British citizen: The Irish Times
Alderdice makes sharp attack on Trimble: The Irish Times
January 15
Clinton keeps peace alive: Irish News (Editorial)
Reticence over murder arouses suspicion: The Irish Times
Soderberg is expected to move to mission at UN: The Irish Times
January 14
Ulster talks face collapse if loyalists are expelled: Daily Telegraph
Keeping the loyalists in: The Irish Times (Editorial)
No place for such memorials: Irish News (Editorial)
Blair bid to ban foreign aid may hit US funding: Irish News
January 13
Keeping peace hopes alive in N. Ireland: Philadelphia Inquirer
Adams and Sinn Fein under attack in US press: The Irish Times
Papers reveal minimal progress since Sixties: Irish News
Mortar attack triggers 'seal border' demand: Irish News
Give space to archbishop: Irish News (Editorial)
Orange support for Massgoers welcomed: The Irish Times
Pressure mounting for unionist election pact: Irish News
IRA threat a sign of local opposition to war - SDLP: The Irish Times
January 12
Ireland reaps the wealth of its talents: Sunday Telegraph
IRA says it will murder informers: The Sunday Times
January 11
Man is born free and in chains for his own good: The Times
King-sized headache of the monarchist society: Irish News
Paisley Nazi jibe is ironic: Irish News (Editorial)
Unionist challenge for loyalist fringe at talks: The Irish Times
January 10
IRA warns of 'action' over RUC tip-offs: Daily Telegraph
Unionists want removal of IRA monument: The Irish Times
Woman killed herself after loyalist threats: Daily Telegraph
January 9
Sinn Fein returns to certainties of ghetto: The Irish Times
Curious view of UVF's history: Irish News (Editorial)
Stamping out corruption increases faith in justice: Irish News
Statement increases fears of further attacks: The Irish Times
NIO painting rosy picture to win a war: Irish News
Challenging 'vote early and vote all day': The Irish Times
SDLP-SF agreement may still be possible: The Irish Times
January 8
Sinn Fein 'frozen out of talks' by rocket attack: Daily Telegraph
New prey for IRA violence: Irish News
Murderer served his own interests above all: The Irish Times
January 7
IRA rocket hits city courthouse: Daily Telegraph
Genie is back out of the bottle - Adams: The Irish Times
Voices From The Past: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Period until election is make or break for UK: Irish News
Congress to hold hearings on North: The Irish Times
Loyalist truce 'is safe': Irish News
January 6
Sinn Fein leaders in IRA video: The Times
Trimble fury at terrorism 'smear': Irish News
Peace process in need of critical appraisal: The Irish Times
Ahern envisages a key peace role for Reynolds: The Irish Times
Legacy of a Celtic Church is to avoid ancient curse: Irish News
SDLP pact with Sinn Fein moves step closer: Daily Telegraph
Hume article leads to Sinn Fein rift: The Times
Divisions in UUP may be to Major's benefit: The Irish Times
January 5
Every cloud has an orange lining: The Sunday Times
January 4
SDLP wary of risks in making electoral pact: The Irish Times
Electoral pact is likely strategy: Irish News (Editorial)
Only clear thing about IRA strategy is uncertainty: The Irish Times
Account of plot to kill royals verified: The Irish Times
Hume denies he is to run for Dublin presidency: Daily Telegraph
SDLP chief urged to defend Foyle seat: Irish News
More IRA killings to end ceasefire - UFF: The Irish Times
Discreditable story left out the public records: Irish News
January 3
Sinn Fein seeks talks on electoral deal with SDLP: The Irish Times
IRA playing with fire: The Irish Times (Editorial)
RUC rejects suggestion of IRA phoney war: The Irish Times
IRA truck had 1,000 pounds of explosives: Philadelphia Inquirer
Hume fuels rumour over standing for Irish presidency: Daily Telegraph
Setbacks suggest IRA capability is reduced: Irish News
IRA bomb 'was plan for mass murder': The Times
January 2
Elections to come will provide crucial choices: The Irish Times
IRA Belfast bomb 'stab in the back for Hume': The Irish Times
Dancing to the Orange flute: The Times
Files reveal IRA was stepping up plans for campaign in 1966: The Irish Times
Newlyweds refuse to let IRA bomb spoil reception: The Times
1966 Papers - Cabinet dismissed discrimination claims: The Irish Times
January 1
A conflict resolution: Irish News (Editorial)
Adams dismisses 1996 as 'a year of wasted opportunity': Irish News