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This archive contains references to articles from January 1-15, 1998. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
January 15
IF NO ONE SAYS NO, IT'S PROGRESS IN ULSTER: Chicago Tribune
Balance has been upset by pro-unionist slant: The Irish Times
A Gentle Man Is Laid to Rest in a Violent Land: Washington Post
Time to concentrate minds and look for a settlement: The Irish Times
Who's a member of the 'bogey Nordie savages?': Irish News
RUC man shot by undercover woman soldier: The Times
How the Nordic countries resolved conflict: The Irish Times
Eyes on the prize in Northern Ireland: Nando Times
Belfast council to back Irish language: The Irish Times
January 14
Mandarins' secret moves clinched deal: Irish Independent
New Hope for Northern Ireland: Los Angeles Times (Editorial)
PLATFORM FOR PEACE: The Times (Editorial)
Ahern finds it's his turn to take risks: The Irish Times
RUC cannot be Orange: Irish News (Editorial)
Sinn Fein remains in peace process: The Guardian
Releasing the prisoners and hostages of history: Irish News
DUP slams joint settlement plan: Irish News
Drumcree IV to put peace in jeopardy: Irish News
January 13
A boost for the Belfast talks: Boston Globe (Editorial)
How soccer summit achieved goal of united front: Irish Independent
Ulster plan raises hope of progress: Electronic Telegraph
An Irish Settlement: Washington Post (Editorial)
Coming To The Crucible: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Future as seen by blueprint decidedly Orange: The Times
'Road map' for parties a little vague on specifics: The Irish Times
Gardai must quiz their IRA source: Irish News (Editorial)
Text proposes to replace Anglo-Irish Agreement: The Irish Times (Full Text of Yesterday's Statement)
January 12
Supping on truth along with the prison gruel: Sunday Business Post
Everyone must gain from high stakes game: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein leader's kin slain in attack: Boston Globe
This loyalist victimology is quite incredible: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
Szep says no offense was intended on Irish editorial cartoon: Boston Globe
Blair on collision course with Dublin over Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Success of peace talks rests with the people: Irish News (by Bertie Ahern)
Can Blair's plan at last bring peace?: The Times
Even those closest unsure of today's developments: The Irish Times
We have a chance to bury the skeletons in the cabinet: Irish News
Ervine says LVF is not operating alone: The Irish Times
Rangers row over 'Wright solidarity sign': Irish News
January 11
Irish government throws out Blair's peace plan: Electronic Telegraph
Blair to apologise for Bloody Sunday: The Sunday Times
Crisis over...next crisis?: Independent on Sunday
Kennedy concludes first Ulster visit: Boston Globe
Mowlam's visit may simplify moral maze: The Sunday Times
Bomb haul raises fear of inter-republican feud: The Sunday Times
Gardai reject Ferris's claims on McCabe death: The Sunday Times
January 10
Belfast Inmates Back Continued Peace Talks: Washington Post
Full credit to Mo Mowlam.: Irish News (Editorial)
Mo outguns them at the last-chance saloon: The Times
Pursuing a policy of appeasement: Irish Independent
Balance of power moved to extremists: The Irish Times
Blair's secret peace plan for Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Faith & Reason - A proper role at the negotiating table: The Independent
Sen Kennedy visits Ulster memorial: Boston Globe
Prisoners' status and the talks process: Irish Independent
Mo visits Maze to find way out of talks mess: Irish News
January 9
IRA's mavericks: Irish Independent
IRA's mavericks: Irish Independent
In N. Ireland prison, life of the carefree: Philadelphia Inquirer
Kennedy makes first Ulster trip at crucial time: Boston Globe
Mowlam agrees to meet IRA chiefs in Maze: Daily Telegraph
Maze visit is risk for peace: Irish News (Editorial)
No booze, no sex, but interludes of music: The Guardian
Trimble's way out of the Maze: The Times
Kennedy has come a long way on North: The Irish Times
Andrews move may ensure loyalist talks presence: Irish News
Sinn Fein dissidents held on bomb haul: Irish News
January 8
Time to stop all the play acting: Irish Independent
BRITISH WORK TO COOL ULSTER TENSIONS: Chicago Tribune
Mowlam to meet killers in the Maze: Electronic Telegraph
A LEAD FROM LONDON: The Times (Editorial)
A selective sensitivity: Irish News (Editorial)
Govts must take firmer grip of peace process: The Irish Times
Sowing the seeds of discontent: The Guardian
Mowlam takes level-headed view of high-wire act: The Irish Times
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
January 7
Mitchell see no way but forward for Ulster: Boston Globe
Northern Ireland Peace Process Comes Under Threat: Washington Post
Ulster's dance of death: The Times
'Too many concessions' claims are only fantasy: Irish News
London moves to keep loyalists in peace process: The Irish Times
Unionists just playing games: Irish News (Editorial)
She's doing the top job which I once longed for: The Guardian (by Roy Hattersley)
Bill ought to define clear power structures: The Irish Times
Unionists angry at Ulster-Scots 'exclusion': Irish News
January 6
N. Ireland group considers `a return to war': Philadelphia Inquirer
Emergency talks try to revive peace process: The Times
The messy threat to Stormont: The Guardian (Editorial)
Adams follows the tradition of the Protestant patriots: Irish News
David Mckittrick - Why Ulster's Protestants are unhappy with Mo Mowlam: The Independent
Blair must face real crisis in unionism: The Irish Times
Congressman's fury at Trimble and Maginnis: Irish News
New Labour needs new thinking on prisoners: The Irish Times
Man is held over Tidey kidnapping: The Irish Times
January 5
Ghosts stalked coffin as Wright went to his grave: Sunday Business Post
Fear and loathing in mid-Ulster: Sunday Business Post
I won't quit, says Mowlam as she holds crisis talks: Electronic Telegraph
The tradition of conflict upheld by ruthless men: Irish News
No giving in to hotheads: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Violence only destroys our whole community: Irish News
Why I'm going to live in the North: The Irish Times
Loyalist broker calls for prison commission: The Guardian
IRSP opposes current talks - not peace: Irish News
Chaplain resigns over selection of Reynolds: The Irish Times
January 4
King Rat Is Dead: Washington Post
LVF: no-warning bombs for Dublin: The Sunday Times
Conspiracy behind a stage-managed tragedy: The Sunday Times
Eyes on the road, please: The Independent
Sands' sister slams Adams: The Sunday Times
British troops bolster police in Northern Ireland: Philadephia Inquirer
Maze visitors had run of jail: The Sunday Times
January 3
N. Ireland steps up patrols after attacks: Boston Globe
Loyalists may be trying to provoke IRA response: The Irish Times
Another year starts with familiar sadness: Irish News
Volatile factions threaten progress on peace: The Irish Times
McAliskey extradition approved by court: Electronic Telegraph
King Rat, a villain-hero rejected by fellow loyalists: The Irish Times
North is facing the abyss says Bruton: Irish News
Research finds Protestant obsession with 'Ne Temere': The Irish Times
January 2
Pro-British gang claims responsibility for pub attack: Philadelphia Inquirer
Attack in Ulster raises fear of loyalist truce defections: Boston Globe
Killing of Wright was bound to be avenged: The Irish Times
Newspaper apologises for cartoon on Ulster: Electronic Telegraph
Unionism's errant voice: Irish News (Editorial)
January 1
Trimble warns of violence as tension mounts in Ulster: The Independent
Challenging sectarianism: Irish News (Editorial)
Five shot as loyalists attack revellers: Electronic Telegraph