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This archive contains references to articles from July 1-15, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Saturday, July 15Ahern talks tough to Blair on North policing changes: Irish Independent
Resignation threat row over Police Bill: BBC
Executive leaders at odds over policing reforms: Irish Independent
Spate of savage killings blamed on loyalist feud: The Independent
Lower turnout for Drumcree protests: BBC
Limp road protests leave Orangemen red faced: Irish Examiner
Return of normality shows Orange failure: The Irish Times
Blind bigotry has Order in a mess: Irish News
Fools on the hill: The Scotsman
Learning lessons from the past: Belfast Telegraph
Violence has proved a loser: Irish News (Editorial)
Charges dropped against residents spokesman: BBC
Residents still prepared to talk: Irish News
Republicanism still relevant, says Ahern: The Irish Times
Election success for SF in south: Irish News
Fianna Fail must be careful of SF coalition: Irish Independent
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times (July 14)
Adair listed as one of Britain’s ‘hardest’ men: Irish News
Dalai Lama set for Ulster: Belfast Telegraph
Murdered solicitor’s client beaten by RUC: Irish Examiner
Obervers visit south Armagh: Irish News
No decent skins: The Irish Times
Friday, July 14
Nationalist parties rip changes in Ulster cop reform plan: Boston Herald
'New beginning for policing': BBC
Trimble’s ‘threat’ to resign over police bill: Irish News
Troops take down Drumcree barricade: Belfast Telegraph
McGuinness says police proposals inoperable: Irish Examiner
Cowen pledges to take firm stance on policing: Irish Independent
Credibility of policing at risk: Irish News (Editorial)
Courage in the face of sheer cowardice: Belfast Telegraph
Church condemnation will not stop Orange protest: The Independent
Low-key parade first is bottom line, says Jones: The Irish Times
'Hypocrisy over Orange protests': BBC
Mac Cionnaith sees 'mini agreement' as the solution: The Irish Times
Internal Orange struggle on future strategy: Irish Independent
Orange hierarchy calling the tune: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Thousands see King Billy win again at Sham Fight: The Irish Times
Pensioner beaten in Belfast attack: The Times
Money from U.S. helping Omagh heal: Irish Echo
Thursday, July 13
Protestant Parades Peaceful in N. Ireland: Washington Post
Orangemen celebrate holiday despite deep rifts: Irish News
A CAUTIOUS EASING OF TENSIONS IN N. IRELAND: New York Post
A 'colourful, lively affair' that the tourists will not forget in a hurry: The Independent
Booze reigns on Orangemen’s parade: Irish Examiner
Orange card for ties with Catholics: The Irish Times
Proud stance belies Order’s damaged reputation: The Scotsman
Hecklers and haters: meet the Orange family: Irish Independent
Drumcree protest plan: The Irish Times
Loyalists qualify their brand of loyalty: Irish Independent
Display of firepower is fuelled by rivalry: Electronic Telegraph
Murder sparks fear of loyalist revenge: The Times
Loyalist killed over UVF song: Electronic Telegraph
Drums beat out tones of Protestants' uncertainty: The Irish Times
Time once again to try and pick up the pieces: Irish Independent
Orange march of anger: Washington Times (Editorial)
Bitter Orange: Irish Independent (Editorial)
The damage is permanent: Irish News (Editorial)
Bullyboy tactics have discredited Orange Order: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Blair and Ahern to thrash out differences over RUC name: The Independent
Reform of the RUC produces parity of pain: The Irish Times
Mandelson attempts to sell legislation in the US: Irish News
Building Peace in Ulster: New York Times (Editorial)
Patten and Policing: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Lords of Westminster's last chance saloon: Irish Independent
Anger at BBC’s twelfth coverage: Irish News
Paisley warns of 'dangerous' ecumenism: The Irish Times
Wednesday, July 12
Flames of Discord Still Crackle in Northern Ireland: Washington Post
ORANGEMEN MARCH TODAY AS FERVOR FADES: New York Post
Orange protests bring more violence to Ulster: The Guardian
Streets and shops are deserted as tension rises: Irish Independent
RUC defends rights of protesters: Irish News
Drumcree unrest 'shames' NI - judge: BBC
Orange Order may be sued: Irish Examiner
Senior Orangemen want all protests to stop: The Irish Times
Firewood and incendiary slogans raise holiday temperatures: Irish Examiner
How Orange disorder led to need for change: Irish News
Where just two words can shut the shops: Irish Independent
Harry Potter overcomes shutdown in Belfast: The Irish Times
Orange Order nearing the end of the road: The Scotsman
Let us police mindsets and not parades: Irish News
Terrorism pays: Chicago Sun Times (July 11)
Is the peace process the real enemy of peace?: The Times
Sleeping giant of Unionism awoken: The Independent
Violence may be the sputtering of a dying order: Dallas Morning News (Editorial)
Orange Order is to blame: Irish News (Editorial)
MPs condemn 'insensitive' RUC reform guillotine: The Independent
RUC name passing into history books: The Irish Times
US tells British ‘go back to Patten plan’: Irish News
A community beleaguered, misunderstood and undermined by their sense of history: Irish Examiner
SDLP will not flag up twelfth: Irish News
Unionist and republican need of common emblems: The Irish Times
The band played on: The Irish Times
Tuesday, July 11
Northern Ireland Paralyzed by Unionist Demonstrations: New York Times
Orange protests, rioting force Belfast shutdown: Boston Herald
Tea time in Portadown as concrete slabs start flying ...: Irish Independent
Orange protest ends in violence: The Times
'Peaceful' Orange protest with burning cars: The Irish Times
A choice to be made - Rodgers: Irish News
Fear stalks streets as child gangs run amok: Irish Independent
Trimble rejects assembly recall: BBC
C of I cannot condone Drumcree events: The Irish Times (by Archbishop Robin Eames)
Hardline loyalism lies bleeding and should be allowed to die: Irish Examiner
Orangeism in crisis: Irish Independent
Northern Ireland slips back to routine of burnings, barricades: Toronto Globe and Mail
It's time for the decent Orangeman to be heard: Belfast Telegraph
Time for us all to live in a new space: Irish News
Orange Order protest fails to ignite in Northern Ireland: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Editorial)
An odd concept of loyalty: The Guardian (Editorial)
Who speaks for Orangeism: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
'Double-cross' on RUC's name: Electronic Telegraph
Mandelson accused of diluting Patten proposals: The Irish Times
Commons battle over RUC reform: BBC
Much-amended policing Bill nears end of passage: The Irish Times
Police protection: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Adams the most popular leader as charisma wins votes over policies: Irish Examiner
It Was Like 1969 All Over Again: Irelandclick.com
Monday, July 10
Protestant Protests in Ulster Begin Peacefully but Turn Violent: New York Times
Orangemen are blocked but remain defiant: The Times
Something for everyone on great day out at Drumcree: The Irish Times
Threat to topple Trimble: Irish Independent
Prayers and marchers fail to shake the steel barriers: The Irish Times
Garvaghy residents fear eventual march: BBC
Splits appear in top Orange ranks: Belfast Telegraph
Lurking fears behind estate walls: The Guardian
Life goes on for better or worse: Irish Examiner
Keeping step with forefathers: The Guardian
Power players caught up in the battle for control at Drumcree: The Times
Orangemen lash out in ritualised abuse of enemies: The Independent
Luther would have talked to residents: Irish News
The long shadow of Drumcree casts a long shadow over the North: Sunday Business Post (July 9)
Finding a `third way' to end violence: Boston Herald (July 9)
Demise of protests a victory for peace process: The Irish Times
N. Ireland peace detours to past: Christian Science Monitor
Shadow of a gunman over Drumcree: Irish Independent
Learning new steps for the marching tradition: The Scotsman (Editorial)
The Lessons Of Drumcree: The Irish Times (Editorial)
PAST AND FUTURE: The Times (Editorial)
Menace: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Orange Order's day of reckoning: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Orchestrated violence endangers innocent people: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Fears grow as bombers return: The Guardian
Dissident groups increase strength: The Irish Times
No brand of extremism has anything to offer us: Irish News (Editorial)
High fuel prices lead to rise in petrol smuggling: The Independent
Limbering up for leadership: Sunday Business Post (July 9)
Respect for one hero puts rabble in shade: Irish Independent
Ex-soldier to point finger at British for Dublin bombings: Sunday Business Post (July 9)
Sunday, July 9
Bomb rocks N. Ireland police station: Boston Herald
Gardai sent in to foil the Real IRA: The Sunday Times
Troubles in Portadown test N. Ireland peace process: Boston Herald
Orangemen pledge more disruption: Independent on Sunday
Loyalists ignore archbishop's plea for peace: Electronic Telegraph
Archbishop fails to follow as moderator sets example: Ireland on Sunday
Warring sides 'need training before talks': The Sunday Times
Loyalists in murder ultimatum: The Observer
The Drumcree standoff must be stood down: The Sunday Times
One man keeps North on a knife-edge: Ireland on Sunday
The poison at the heart of the Orange Order: The Observer
Plastic bullet rules put RUC at risk: Electronic Telegraph
'Deja vu' at Drumcree: Ireland on Sunday
An Orangeman speaks: The Observer
Drumcree is all about rights: Ireland on Sunday
A dangerous banging of the tribalist drum: Sunday Independent
The hidden target: The Observer
Will it never end?: Scotland on Sunday
The slick art of Orange trickery: Sunday Independent
Unionist supremacist philosophy on trial: Ireland on Sunday
Ulster's flags of terror are flying high: Electronic Telegraph
Church must not play Pilate over Drumcree : Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
Soldier in dirty tricks unit arrested: The Sunday Times
The significance of Hume- Adams sinks in: Sunday Independent
Could Mad Dog be trying to replace the King Rat?: The Sunday Times
The voice of no surrender: Scotland on Sunday
Unionists asked to join British-Irish Council on the Isle of Man: The Sunday Times
Reagan regime against Irish: Ireland on Sunday
Fury over IRA call for Maze: Electronic Telegraph
Family to leave after attack: BBC
Tuskar — the British deny conspiracy: Ireland on Sunday
Saturday, July 8
Portadown braces for Orange protest turmoil: Boston Herald
Ulster braced for violence after talks fail: The Times
Sashes 'must go for service at Drumcree': Belfast Telegraph
Drumcree security stepped up: BBC
Drumcree and the fragile veneer of peace: Irish Independent
Sequencing is to the fore again on eve of Drumcree: The Irish Times
Eames hits out at Drumcree protest: Belfast Telegraph
Dissent rumbles in Orange ranks as parade looms: The Independent
Man armed with a mobile talks down Ulster violence: Electronic Telegraph
Nesbitt attacks protest support: Irish News
The topsy-turvy patriotism of the Orangemen of Ulster: The Independent
How loyalist violence will undermine unionism: Irish Independent
Orange Order has lost its way over march for British identity: The Times
Orange institution has lost credibility: Irish News
Sectarian bigotry echoes old religious struggles: The Irish Times
Marching against peace: Albany Times Union (Editorial)
A march out of step: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Loyalist on the loose: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Dialogue is the only tool to diffuse North crisis: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Talks are the only way out: Irish News (Editorial)
RUC title lives on in victory for Tories: Electronic Telegraph
Peace process would suffer with SF in government: The Irish Times
Dunlop’s final journey unites North: Irish Examiner
Irish Now Confront the Other Side of Immigration: New York Times
Friday, July 8
Protestant ire boils as parade panel bans procession: Boston Herald
Troops on the Streets of Belfast: New York Daily News
Orange protests 'wrecking' tourism: BBC
Drumcree crisis scares off US trade delegation: The Times
Orangemen raise rally stakes: BBC
Orange Order targeting Trimble, says Ervine: Irish Examiner
Orange leaders maintain protest support: The Irish Times
Security forces prepare for worst scenario: Irish Examiner
Marchers bring life to standstill: The Times
Riots and roadblocks leave little room for day-to-day: The Irish Times
Protestants split over Drumcree march riots: The Independent
Anoraks who spend summers in North: The Irish Times
The Orange Order have got the pip: The Guardian
Drugs, Not Religion, The Real Issue Here: New York Daily News
I'm a man of peace in loyalism's front line, says Adair: Electronic Telegraph
Time for Order chiefs to call off the dogs: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist leader defies warning to quit protest: The Times
Johnny Adair: Feared loyalist leader: BBC
Ulster flashpoint: Boston Globe (Editorial)
RESISTING HISTORY: New York Post (Editorial)
Drumcree and Duty: The Irish Times (Editorial)
THE MISERY OF THE MARCHING SEASON: Chicago Tribune (Editorial)
MAD DOGS & ULSTERMEN: The Times (Editorial)
The Orange Order alone can end Drumcree farce: Irish News (Editorial)
Back to the Future...: New York Daily News (Editorial - have to scroll down the page)
Clinton assures Congress on Patten: The Irish Times
Protestant drums: A harsh echo in memory: Christian Science Monitor
RUC title 'safe' says Maginnis: BBC
SDLP enraged by new concession on RUC title: The Irish Times
Victims’ stories of ‘huge injustices’: Irish News
Fringe republicans down in the dumps: Irish Echo
Real IRA 'getting more active': Belfast Telegraph
An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times
Trimble meets families of Spanish bomb victims: Irish Examiner
'I stood for Soldier’s Song'- admits former mayor Eric Smyth: Irelandclick.com
Murdered garda hero honoured: Irish Examiner
Thursday, July 6
Pro-British Violence Mounts in N. Ireland: Washington Post
N. Ireland Riots Rage Over Parade Banning: New York Daily News
Orange concern at Drumcree violence: Belfast Telegraph
Drumcree ignites the passion but north Belfast feels the heat: The Guardian
Season of parades jolts peace process: Toronto Globe and Mail
Drumcree rector resolute in commitment: The Irish Times
A community braced for ‘Drumcree 2000’: Irish News
UVF to remove Somme flags: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalists 'planning armed attacks': Electronic Telegraph
Fears grow as terrorist 'hero' emerges in Drumcree: The Times
Loyalist icon of violence who threatens the peace process: The Independent
Mad Dog marks out his territory with a flourish: The Guardian
Adams warns of dangers for nationalist community over march: Irish Examiner
Orange Order lose the plot to armed outsiders: Irish Independent
Drumcree loyalists - but loyal to what exactly?: The Guardian (July 5)
Orangemen may lose all marching on: The Irish Times
Celebrations just for the chosen few: Irish News
There is a way out of this ritualised annual deadlock at Drumcree: The Independent (Editorial)
Drama at Drumcree: The Guardian (Editorial)
Law and order must be restored: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Primacy of law must be upheld: Irish News (Editorial)
Tourism and industry affected by violence: The Irish Times
This paranoid and unloveable people: The Times
Symbols and marches: your consent?: Irish News
Having to live with a still armed IRA: Irish Independent
SDLP forces delay on RUC's name: Electronic Telegraph
Delay on RUC name plan angers unionists: The Irish Times
Police Bill puts Labour on horns of a dilemma: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley vows to destroy Agreement: Irish Examiner
Dissidents linked to arms find: BBC
Wednesday, July 5
Cops, gangs trade shots in N. Ireland: Boston Herald
RUC come under fire as loyalist riots block streets: The Times
A tranquil Portadown waits in the eye of a storm: The Irish Times
Dissident loyalists may hijack parade: Irish Examiner
Adair appearance raises political tensions: The Irish Times
Trimble attack over Ahern's parade remark: Irish Independent
Ancient feud marches on: Belfast Telegraph
Orangemen prepare for another last stand: The Irish Times
Orange Order must step back: Irish News (Editorial)
Stepping back from the brink: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
SF expulsion motion fails: BBC
SDLP flags amendments rejected in committee: The Irish Times
Bomb campaigner gives up fight: BBC
'Mechanical' cause of 1968 air crash: Electronic Telegraph
Tuskar travesty: Irish Independent (Editorial)
'Sharing, not scaring is the aim': The Irish Times
Why UK is Ireland's natural EU partner: Irish Independent
Tuesday, July 4
Frustrated Orangemen take anger out on police: Boston Herald
Loyalist gunfire raises stakes in Drumcree standoff: The Guardian
Taking a small step on the long march: Irish Independent
Huge prize for all concerned: The Irish Times
Orange alert: The Guardian (July 3)
C of I tolerance has room for Orangeism: The Irish Times
Orange sees red: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Protests must be kept within law: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
A chance to think again: Irish News (Editorial)
Preparing for a farewell to arms in Northern Ireland: Minneapolis Star Tribune (Editorial)
Growing numbers abstain in bid to block SF: Irish Independent
My spats with Mandelson, by Ireland's bruiser: The Guardian
Real IRA tried second bomb: Belfast Telegraph
Mayor defends event attendance: BBC
Trouble for Sammy over that UVF wreath laying: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Féin's Sean McManus elected Mayor of Sligo after narrow victory: Irish Examiner
SF mayor of Sligo sees growth for party: The Irish Times
Sinn Fein wins exemption on foreign donations: The Independent
McGimpsey feels GAA exclusion of British security forces will be scrapped: Irish Examiner
Peace award a fitting tribute to Mitchell: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Monday, July 3
Drumcree deal offer: Belfast Telegraph
Orangemen seeing red over marching limits: Boston Herald
Security fears at Drumcree: BBC
Orderly start to annual parades and protests: The Irish Times
RUC ‘threatened violence’: Irish News
Loyalist mob injures police: Belfast Telegraph
Low key Orange march augurs well for next week: Irish Examiner (Editorial)
Decision day for Drumcree: The Irish Times (Editorial)
Order’s claims are falsehoods : Irish News (Editorial)
New deal worthy of consideration: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Setback for Trimble to cut Orange Order link: Irish Examiner
McGuinness focuses on Patten proposals: Sunday Business Post (July 2)
Former internee on policing board: Irish News
Loyalists accused of aggravating tension: The Irish Times
Dublin stalls on Queen's visit: The Times
Unionists are disgusted by UFF mural too: Irish News
DUP predicts loss of support for power sharing government: Irish Examiner
Trimble speaks out on MLAs helping DUP: The Irish Times
Passport Fury: Irelandclick.com
Donaldson meets senior FF members in Dublin: Sunday Business Post (July 2)
Forced to be prisoners in their own homes: Irish News
Sunday, July 2
Trimble appeals for calm as Orangemen get set to march: The Sunday Times
Residents’ leader is arrested as Drumcree tension rises: Scotland on Sunday
Ulster shudders over Drumcree tremors: Electronic Telegraph
Both sides prepare for Orange Alamo: Ireland on Sunday
Orange Order takes marches to Euro court: The Sunday Times
NY's rev. al to monitor marches: Ireland on Sunday
English fascists to join loyalists at Drumcree: The Observer
Politician keeps Irish grassroots growing while conflict cools: Boston Herald
Decommissioning - so far so good, but there are problems ahead: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Foolproof 'dual keys' used to seal IRA arsenals: The Observer
Hidden agenda of the arms dump inspections: Sunday Independent
After the Gunfire, More Irish Victims: New York Daily News
Something must happen on way to the Civic Forum: The Sunday Times
SF signals that they want to work within the system: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
IRA's peace dividend: The Sunday Times
What made the IRA cooperate?: Sunday Independent
Making more of that 'Protestant moment': The Sunday Times
Clobber Catholics, civil servant told minister: Electronic Telegraph
Kennedy talks tough on Patten: Ireland on Sunday
Human rights 'revolution' to hit powers of the RUC: The Sunday Times
Time for deep breaths and deeper reflection: Ireland on Sunday
Petrol tax blamed for Ulster fuel smuggling: Electronic Telegraph
Saturday, July 1
N. Ireland braces for violent flareups: Boston Herald
Marching toward confrontation: Boston Globe
Orange march faces wall of 2,000 troops: The Times
Wariness and weariness at Drumcree: The Guardian
New plan to break marching impasse rejected: Irish Independent
Loyalists prepare for march: The Irish Times
At Drumcree the war never ends: The Scotsman
Loyalist band parade stopped: BBC
Real IRA 'chief suspect' after Ulster rail bomb: Electronic Telegraph
Ahern warns 'pathetic' dissidents: BBC
Renegades pose real security threat, says RUC chief: Irish Examiner
The challenge of policing the peace: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
McLaughlin says peace process is resilient: The Irish Times
Power over purity: Belfast Telegraph
Time to keep a cool head: Irish News (Editorial)
GAA officials under guard after loyalists threaten to kill them: Irish Examiner
Troubles have caused intense trauma: Irish News
Peace in Ulster could mean IRA 'withers away': The Independent
Misled voters must wake from Fantasia: Irish News
UUP executive reviewing party constitution: The Irish Times
UFF mural renews massacre heartache: Irish News
Town honour for American: Irish News