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This archive contains references to articles from July 16-31, 2000. If you find a link that is out of date please let us know by e-mailing the Newshound.
Monday, July 31Ahern to press Blair over reform of RUC: Irish Independent
Adams calls for no fudge on Police Bill: Irish News
Adams reiterates SF's insistence that McCabe's killers must be released: Irish Examiner
Trust will take time: Sinn Fein: Irish News
Sinn Fein wins over younger voters: The Times
Sir Reg calls for Maze to be razed: Irish News
Soldier's mother 'accepts' releases: BBC
Demonising has to come to an end: Irish News
The Long history of a prison: Irelandclick.com
The prisoners behind the wire: Sunday Business Post (July 30)
Attacks fly in the face of peace: Irish News (Editorial)
Publican may have clashed with INLA: The Irish Times
Six injured as loyalist mob goes on rampage : Irish News
Mowlam hints at future Ulster role: Belfast Telegraph
Row over 'IRA heroes' TV drama: Electronic Telegraph
25 years since the Miami musician murders: The Irish Times
Preparation starts for Omagh inquest: BBC
Sunday, July 30
Trimble admits peace 'worries': BBC
Aid worker held over Real IRA arms haul: The Sunday Times
Border surveillance to be stepped up: Unison.ie
Real IRA hoards Semtex in England: The Sunday Times
Ulster Finds Its Way Out of One Maze: New York Times
Inmates Emerge From the Maze: Washington Post
Few regrets as former inmates enjoy freedom: The Sunday Times
Bars couldn't hold spirits of prisoners: Boston Herald
The dark side of peace: Washington Times (July 27)
Maze prisoners find freedom has its price: The Observer
A Maze tale: the true story of the killing of King Rat: The Sunday Times
Peace for the wicked: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Blair, Ahern to meet as policing gap widens: Ireland on Sunday
Republicans must face the facts over policing: The Sunday Times
Balaclava to ballot-box: Independent on Sunday (Editorial)
Showband massacre that threw a nation into shock: Ireland on Sunday
Row as mayor greets prisoner: BBC
Gore can't take Irish vote for granted: Ireland on Sunday
Corruption probe officer may expose garda agents: The Sunday Times
INLA linked to publican's killing: Unison.ie
Brighton bomber plans lecture tour: The Sunday Times
Saturday, July 29
Arms seized as terrorists are set free: Electronic Telegraph
Fresh crackdown on IRA renegades: Irish Independent
How police cut arms supply from the Balkans: Electronic Telegraph
'I am angry this man is free and we have no life at all': The Times
Mandelson speaks of bitterness and pain as Maze prisoners are set free: The Scotsman
Adair: 'Jail me and risk the peace process': The Independent
Releases 'a bitter pill to swallow': Electronic Telegraph
Government 'has no right to cherry-pick prisoners': The Irish Times
The Republican view: The Independent
Freed loyalists vow to play 'constructive' role: The Irish Times
The Loyalist view: The Independent
Life on the outside is no bed of roses: The Times
Freed Maze Cons Eye Path to Peace: New York Daily News
Corks pop as the terrorists are freed: Electronic Telegraph
Inmates Emerge From the Maze: Washington Post
Why they had to be freed : The Guardian (Editorial)
THE HARDEST DAY: The Times (Editorial)
Price of peace: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Ahern, Trimble differ on calls for RUC reform: The Irish Times
Friday, July 28
Arms find linked to dissident republicans: The Irish Times
Dissident republicans pool resources: The Irish Times
'Bombings could continue': BBC
Real IRA prisoners to be sent home: The Times
Mixed reaction over early release: The Irish Times
Inside story of the Maze, a jail like no other: Electronic Telegraph
In his own words: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Maze film proposal angers officers: The Times
Police issue 'risks accord': BBC
Ahern to meet Trimble today: The Irish Times
House of Lords debates changes to RUC name and badge: Irish Examiner
Stop Patten's sectarian plan: Electronic Telegraph (by David Trimble)
The Patten, - and nothing but the Patten: The Irish Times
IRA victims’ families’ fury at cash offer: The Scotsman
Trimble and Mallon condemn resignation of DUP ministers: Irish Examiner
How ridiculous can DUP get?: Irish News (Editorial)
Thursday, July 27
Royal release for IRA bomber: Electronic Telegraph
Wright’s killers ‘refuse pardon’: Irish News
Ghostly Maze shuts the doors on 30 years of troubled history: The Independent
Terrorists: all take and no give: Electronic Telegraph
Short walk to freedom for the last of Maze inmates: The Irish Times
Unpardonable: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Swallowing hard, for another time: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
The flawed basis of peace: The Times
Unsavoury loyalist: The Guardian
Pluses and minuses in Mr. Mandelson's end of term report: Belfast Telegraph
DUP fears loss of ministerial powers: The Irish Times
Pay-outs for families of 'disappeared': Electronic Telegraph
‘Loyalists’ blamed for threat to nurses: Irish News
'Trouble will not deter tourists': BBC
NI parties unite to deny rights to women: The Irish Times
Power and the Glory: Belfast Telegraph
Anti-electoral fraud campaign urged: BBC
Wednesday, July 26
Adair warns UVF in wake of murder attempt: The Irish Times
Orange Order faces 'real choice': BBC
London will not name Maze governor: The Irish Times
Non-jury trials retention criticised: BBC
Controversy dogged ‘no jury’ courts: Irish News
Alma mater of Adams, Sands and Wright: The Irish Times
Former OC unlocks two decades of H Blocks - Exclusive interview by Barry McCaffrey: Irelandclick.com
Pilgrimage site, museum, suggested for Maze: The Irish Times
Killing can never be seen as being politically correct: Belfast Telegraph
Victims' pain as paramilitaries walk free: BBC
Royal mercy for the Canary Wharf bomber: Belfast Telegraph
Exiles should also be allowed to return home: by Gary Kent (Fornight)
Community is key to youth criminal justice: Irish News (by Gerry Adams)
Silent jail left to ghosts of terms past: The Irish Times
Understanding the two faces of Mandelson: Irish News
'Offensive' UFF mural removed: BBC
Gaelic Comes Back on Ireland's Byways and Airwaves: New York Times (July 25)
A school we can all learn from: Irelandclick.com (July 24)
Mahood hits out at UVF over murder bid: Belfast Telegraph
Security moves ‘raising tension’: Irish News
Omagh relatives get legal aid: BBC
Tuesday, July 25
Notorious Killer Among Inmates Freed From Ulster Prison: New York Times
My war is over, says loyalist killer: The Guardian
Brother's doubts over killer's release: BBC
The violent career of a freelance loyalist paramilitary: Irish Examiner
SF man slams release critics: Irish News
Families of victims need not worry about releases: The Irish Times
Releases ... a price worth paying?: Belfast Telegraph
Ugly end to the jail that symbolised the Troubles: The Independent
Hundreds of guards will be left in charge of 16 prisoners: The Independent
Evil that walks: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Cold-blooded trade-off as killers walk free: The Scotsman (Editorial)
Michael Stone walks free: The Irish Times (Editorial)
The future versus the past: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
You can’t use violence to keep friends: Irish News
Two Northern Ireland teens are spending six weeks in Columbia: Baltimore Sun
£200m payoff package for RUC: The Guardian
Retirement scheme unlikely to entice older RUC officers: The Times
Protesters at Drumcree want parades meeting: The Irish Times
Shooting victim was shot before: BBC
The Celtic Tiger blues: Baltimore Sun (Editorial)
Monday, July 24
Outrage over release of Ulster's top terrorists: Electronic Telegraph
Turf wars expected as loyalists are freed: The Times
Attack at funeral made Stone legend: The Irish Times
Republican prisoner population down to 49: Irish Examiner
Last IRA prisoners in low security Castlerea: The Irish Times
Memories of the Maze: The Guardian
IRA's library explains the 'university of terror' tag: The Times
A painful week for the victims: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Border alert for Real IRA attack: Irish News
Unionists misusing row over RUC: Irish Examiner
Anxious in Ireland: Washington Post (Editorial)
We need police we can all trust: Irish News (Editorial)
Anti-Catholic protests rekindled in Ballymena: The Irish Times
Flags can be an issue to unite rather than divide: Irish News
Building an identity on a shared past: Irish News
Intelligence service accused of sabotaging peace process: Irish Examiner
No-jury terrorist trials to continue: Electronic Telegraph
Blair aide in attack on Mandelson: Irish News
Britain agrees to transfer Real IRA inmates: Unison
Bloody Sunday funding row: BBC
Sinn Fein in new drive to stop car theft: Belfast Telegraph
Sunday, July 23
Omagh bombers store arms in London: The Sunday Times
Trimble seeks action on Real IRA activity: Unison
How real is the threat from the Real IRA?: Ireland on Sunday
Dublin and London putting on an Act: Unison (Editorial)
RUC officers face arrest in Finucane murder probe: The Sunday Times
Cut in ministers' powers urged: BBC
The Maze slams shut at last : The Observer
How The Guardian put my life in danger: The Sunday Times
Stone cold killer: Ireland on Sunday
Sinn Féin to decide on future coalitions: Unison
Police question Sunday Times journalist: The Sunday Times
Integration a NICE thought in N. Ireland: Boston Herald
Seismic shift could change asymmetry of North-South: Unison
Republicans show Orangistas a trick or two about politics: The Sunday Times
CPS drops McAliskey investigation: The Observer
So which kind of republican are you, then?: Unison
I approved Adams bug - Mowlam: The Observer
Claudy memorial to 'forgotten' victims: The Sunday Times
Kissing the killer might be poetry, but it's not justice: Unison
Saturday, July 22
Blair and Ahern to meet over 'Real IRA' threat: The Times
THE REAL THREAT: The Times (Editorial)
SDLP angry over Mandelson letter: BBC
New flag for north a cop out, says UDP: Irish News
Faith & Politics in a Pluralist Society: Irelandclick.com (July 21)
Call for overhaul of prison service: The Irish Times
Victims should not be ignored: Irish News (Editorial)
Mowlam admits Adams bugging: The Times
Adair could face Drumcree charge: Belfast Telegraph
No Drumcree parades for 28 days: The Irish Times
Drumcree? Sacre bleu: Belfast Telegraph
Collusion suspects are Special Branch: Irelandclick.com
Killers may not get early release: BBC
Village in show of solidarity on flags: Irish News
Friday, July 21
Pressure on Real IRA: The Times
Police 'working to thwart dissidents': BBC
12-strong terrorist core active at heart of Real IRA strike force: Irish Examiner
London attacks to swell ranks of terrorists: Irish Independent
Patten:The inside story on what the police reforms really mean: Belfast Telegraph
A police service for all - RUC reform measures: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
Durable peace on the way: Mitchell: Irish News
Maze prison gates to shut for good before end of year: Irish Examiner
700 prison officers to leave service by autumn: The Irish Times
Loyalists ‘behind Orange hall fire’: Irish News
The loyalist doctrine: love thy contradictions: Irish Echo
Loyalist group removes flags: BBC
Competition proposed to for Northern Ireland flag: The Irish Times
A symbol worth thinking about: Irish News (Editorial)
Graffiti 'setback' for city regeneration: BBC
Weir hits out at job ads in Irish: Irish News
South Boston mobster linked to murder of IRA gun-runner: Irish Echo
Thursday, July 20
British Police Detonate Subway Bomb: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Queen Mother defies bombers: The Times
Rebel IRA group is prime suspect for Ealing bomb: Electronic Telegraph
Trimble in call for renewed attack on republican dissidents: Belfast Telegraph
How a small device choked London: The Guardian
Renegade republicans signal summer onslaught: Irish Independent
Ahern: Dissidents 'still pose threat': BBC
No time for security allies to be bickering: Irish Independent
The Real IRA and terrorism on a shoestring: The Guardian
Struggle for struggle's sake: Baltimore Sun (Editorial)
Real threat: Irish Independent (Editorial)
Fanning the flames of hatred: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
The right to full national participation: Irish News (by Martin McGuinness)
SF mayor should have met Princess Anne in Derry: The Irish Times
A step closer to normality?: Irish News (Editorial)
Police force to be just: Irish Examiner
'RUC issue could topple assembly': BBC
Salmond's departure gives Union a boost: Belfast Telegraph
Arsonists damage 12 Catholic schools: Irish Examiner
Mayor condemns arson attacks: BBC
Cemetery gunman must spend extra 3 days in jail: The Independent
Maze closure to be confirmed: BBC
Woman republican prisoner released: The Irish Times
Wednesday, July 19
Ulster arsonists in tit-for-tat attacks: The Guardian
Bigotry in its most ugly form: Irish News (Editorial)
Princess is snubbed by Ulster mayor: The Times
SDLP hits out at royal visit ‘snub’: Irish News
Mandelson warns against RUC 'hype': BBC
Mandelson accused of splitting nationalists: The Irish Times
The people of Ulster must choose: Electronic Telegraph (by Peter Mandelson)
Drumcree continued: Belfast Telegraph
Why the IRA is to blame for the riots: Irish News
Why the Orange Order may wither away: Sunday Business Post (July 16)
Religion, not politics, should be the Order of the day: Belfast Telegraph
Loyalist murderer contests release date: The Times
Taking the plastic out of Irish politics: Irish News
McAliskey not to be charged in Britain for IRA bombing: Electronic Telegraph
McAliskey furious after case dropped: Irish News
Maze prison will stay open 'just in case': The Times
RUC puts on show for public: The Irish Times
The Gleam in an Irishman's Eye: An Emerald City: New York Times
Tuesday, July 18
Outrage at arson attacks: Belfast Telegraph
City's Sinn Fein mayor boycotts Princess Royal: The Times
SF mayor defends decision to avoid royal visit: Irish Independent
RUC officers to hear pay-off package: The Irish Times
Unionist anger at weapons 'delay': Belfast Telegraph
Matters Irish again take pride of place: Irish News
Protesters could face charges: BBC
The twelfth: a wake for past domination: Irish News
Bringing back the good times: Belfast Telegraph (Editorial)
The lessons of Drumcree: Irish News (Editorial)
Mother's plea for British Purple Heart meets MoD caution: Electronic Telegraph
The ultimate sacrifice: Electronic Telegraph (Editorial)
Talks to review policing reform: Irish News
Michael Stone fights for his early release: Belfast Telegraph
Green light for newspaper group sale: BBC
Stone ‘kept lid on violence’: Irish News
Christianity in Irish culture is neglected: The Irish Times
ULSTER CALLING: Irelandclick.com (July 16)
Monday, July 17
Real IRA a major threat in wake of defections: Irish Independent
Lunatic fringes need watching: Irish News (Editorial)
Catholics warned to be vigilant: The Irish Times
A price worth paying?: Belfast Telegraph
SF mayor’s ‘royal snub’ condemned: Irish News
Security forces block Orange march: BBC
Archbishop in stinging attack on Orangemen: Irish Independent
Rector faces pressure from Eames: The Irish Times
Extremism an enemy of Orangeism: Irish News
Child holds unexploded bomb: BBC
DUP infuriated by the ‘fait accompli’: Irish News
Lords delay threat to Patten reforms: Belfast Telegraph
Walk celebrates hope in Co Louth: The Irish Times
IRA victim's mother backs new medal: Electronic Telegraph
Mo says people ‘put the knife in’: Irish News
Three charged with bonfire murder: The Irish Times
Lethal force deaths by agents of the State under microscope: Belfast Telegraph
Plastic bullet victims remembered: Irish News
Money, Jobs, Big Cars: How's an Irishman to Cope?: New York Times
Sunday, July 16
One Portadown marcher should take a hike: Boston Herald
Orangeman calls for talks with residents: BBC
Orange Order is in serious crisis: by Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune)
Between Portadown and a hard place: Sunday Independent
The brethren: The Sunday Times
Back to square one after the troublesome Twelfth: Sunday Independent
The future is not orange: The Sunday Times
In N. Ireland, Protestants find waning appeal in belligerence: Boston Globe
From disappointment to despair: Sunday Independent
UDA leader is keeper of the peace: The Observer
British bothered and bewildered by loyalists in inverted commas: Sunday Independent
In defence of St Matthew's: Ireland on Sunday
Children man the barriers as mums urge them on: Sunday Independent
Ulster's Fault Lines: Washington Post
Have Unionists hit the self-destruct button?: Ireland on Sunday
Ulster and Israel Look in a Mirror at Each Other: New York Times
Sabotage and secrets: his family's stock in trade: The Sunday Times
Ex-governor says Maze inmates 'not criminals': The Observer
RUC steps out from behind its armour: The Sunday Times
Policing Bill 'a mess', says MP: BBC
Mandelson to make final offer in row over RUC redundancies: Electronic Telegraph
Car bomb victim 'lucky to be alive': BBC
Prince set to slip into Derry: Ireland on Sunday