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This archive contains references to articles from January 1-15, 1999. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Friday, January 15Law of the jungle: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
The Maze: Locking away its ghosts: BBC
SDLP calls for changes in justice system: Irish News
Proximity talks on Drumcree planned: The Irish Times
The IRA give up its arms? Forget it, says McGuinness: The Times
Irish police find anti-aircraft guns: BBC
Accountability key to an acceptable police force: The Irish Times
RUC claims on Markets slammed as propaganda: Irish News
Thursday, January 14
Peace? What peace?: Belfast Telegraph (by Ian Paisley)
The policing debate: Belfast Telegraph
Date set for assembly handover: BBC Dissident ‘abducted by IRA’: Irish News
The Cost Of Peace: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Adams - it's an open and shut case: Sydney Morning Herald
Brain gain as ex-pats come back: Irish News
Beatings that make a mockery of peace: The Times
Markets praise for RUC man: Irish News
UUP and SDLP differ on motion: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein calls for radical revamp of justice system: Irish News
Wednesday, January 13
The real divide in Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble faces up to party pressure over power plan: Belfast Telegraph
Take guns out of politics - Blair: BBC
Mallon rejects UUP censure as irrational: The Irish Times
GAA must be fairly treated: Irish News (Editorial)
Priority urged for Ireland bodies: The Irish Times
Lebanon example could rescue our fragile peace: Irish News
Blair to see ‘loyalist’ video: Irish News
AOL reopens Irish forum: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Tuesday, January 12
The policing debate: Belfast Telegraph
Deadlock is no laughing matter: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein steps up power row: Belfast Telegraph
Mowlam aims for March deadline: The Independent
Give up guns, Blair tells terrorists: Electronic Telegraph
Statistics misleading: Irish News (Editorial)
Trimble backs call for beatings inquiry: The Irish Times
Unionists branch into mainland: BBC
SF challenges Blair to take ‘the next step’: Irish News
Hope of a bright future in NI becoming a nightmare: The Irish Times (by Robert McCartney)
IRA fugitive 'killer police officer' in bungled raid: The Guardian
Politicians told to prepare for 'real politics': The Irish Times
Monday, January 11
Unionist splits block progress: Sunday Business Post (Editorial)
The task that lies ahead of Patten: Belfast Telegraph
Mixed messages confuse North's New Year hopes: Irish Independent
Catholic recruits to soar: Belfast Telegraph
Peace is within our grasp: Irish News (by Tony Blair)
Gerry Adams to make first visit next month: Sydney Morning Herald
Happy New Year from the IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Informer fears IRA prisoner release: Irish News
Mother's brave stand against IRA killers: The Times
Blair to meet Garvaghy group on standoff: The Irish Times
IRA must be allowed to police the peace: Irish News
SF claims Trimble is using tricks: The Irish Times
PUP criticises ‘hardline’ UUP: Irish News
With hindsight O’Neill’s approach was right one: Irish News
Catholic priest proposes sharing the Eucharist: The Irish Times
Sunday, January 10
Mowlam bid to save Belfast agreement: The Sunday Times
IRA Statement belies a lack of options: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Anger at £15m Drumcree 'bribe': The Sunday Times
Fight to save RUC heads for America: The Sunday Times
Paramilitary pacts and the politics of violence: The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 9
At the end of the day it's really down to us: Belfast Telegraph
Trimble steps up attack on Adams: The Times
Drumcree stalemate on way to solution - Trimble: Irish Independent
Tensions are coming to the boil - Mallon: Irish News
Raid dispels hope that Omagh ended dissidents: The Irish Times
We must take the IRA's latest threat seriously: Irish Independent
Splits spell destruction for the unionist hydra: Irish News
McCartney blames loyalists for shooting: The Irish Times
Loyalists accuse jail warders: BBC
Friday, January 8
Loyalists plan street protests: Irish Independent
Jail doors will stay shut for Border Fox: Belfast Telegraph
Unionists attack IRA 'blackmail': Electronic Telegraph
Trimble must not halt deal: Irish News (Editorial)
C of I defends links with Orange Order: The Irish Times
Alliance says Sinn Fein has to be on executive: Irish News
No more equivocation move process forward: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
Thursday, January 7
Same old IRA story: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Bullets cache links rebel IRA gang to heist: Irish Independent
The New Year's Honours list: Belfast Telegraph
SDLP, unionists clash on executive deal: The Irish Times
Four attacked in N Ireland 'punishment shootings': The Independent
Attacks must be stopped: Irish News
Loyalists claim booby-trap bomb: The Guardian
Bombing latest in catalogue of attacks: Irish News
Why SDLP is wary of gift-bearing government: The Irish Times
RSF anger at ‘police harassment’: Irish News
Patten declines invitation to testify on policing: The Irish Times
Wednesday, January 6
The future of unionism: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Real IRA: why they haven't gone away: Irish Independent
Bungled Dublin cash van robbery heightens terror campaign fears: The Guardian
Clash over north-south bodies: Irish News
Anger at 'humane' release of IRA killer: Electronic Telegraph
Unionist rift exposes Ulster tension: The Independent
McCartney now isolated in the Assembly: The Irish Times
Carry on regardless: Irish News (Editorial)
SDLP founder tells of joy at CBE award: Irish News
Tuesday, January 5
DUP in call for inquest on Wright killing: Belfast Telegraph
PM urged to join new talks on Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph
Irish-Americans rally round beleagured Bill: Irish News
Formation of executive to preoccupy NI Assembly: The Irish Times
Dissident grouping ‘behind gun raid’: Irish News
Debate to clear way for new ministers: Irish News
Monday, January 4
Facing up to Drumcree: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
It's thirty years since Burntollet: Sunday Business Post
Sinn Fein can free arms - TD: Belfast Telegraph
Dissident loyalists revisit Catholic killing grounds: Sunday Business Post
New terror alert over Real IRA: Electronic Telegraph
Police security set to be downgraded: Irish News
Omagh bombers 'known' to police: BBC
Trimble dives into trouble: Irish News (Editorial)
SF accuses Trimble of supporting protesters: The Irish Times
Friday’s unpredictable child: Irish News
Looking back without anger is our priority: Irish News
Maginnis calls for push to end arms impasse: Irish News
Sunday, January 3
New fears as IRA faction slips into England: The Observer
Trimble ousts Adams as the man making news: The Sunday Times
Orangemen vow to stay at Drumcree: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble: Scrap Parades Commission: BBC
RUC officers made redundant by peace get £4.5m retraining: The Sunday Times
New 'terrorism' forces families to seek life in England: The Observer
RUC plea to keep 'Mad Dog' in jail: The Sunday Times
Demons haunt the scarred children of Omagh: The Independent
Goulding: true grit and wit in defence of democracy: The Sunday Times
Saturday, January 2
We have to learn to take leaps in the dark: Belfast Telegraph
Canada's honoured hero: Toronto Globe and Mail (Editorial)
Primate suggests executive could precede disarming: The Irish Times
Ahern sets twin New Year peace targets: Irish Independent
Marchers protest at Garvaghy Road ban: Electronic Telegraph
Nationalist veto on British honours: Irish Independent
Sitting on their hands in an ivory Stormont: Irish News
De Rossa refuses to leave funeral: The Irish Times
Prize of peace is within reach: Irish News (Editorial)
Friday, January 1
Ulster's New Year of hope: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
SDLP slammed for ‘refusing’ honours: Irish News
Honours reward for peace work: Irish News (Editorial)
Villagers count cost of change in Ireland: The Times
Fait in plea for end to all beatings: Irish News